The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-03-23
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/: MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Gee,

came to the Park Monday last He
will work for the MessTs. Weber
Mr.. John Beachy, of near Bittinger,
/ spent Monday evening with his sister,
Mr.. NJ. NJ Schrock, at this place
Mr.. Eugene Teats, of Cransevile,
w. Va, spent Monday evening with
| his sister. Mrs. Whetzel, at Loeb Lynn
Mr.. James Jarboe, Jr., of Clarks-
burg, spent the Sabbath at this place
/ Mr.. Jerry Uphole unloaded a car OF
lime last Thursday. The lime was
placed in c. NJ Rathbun & Sons lime
! house, on account of the road being
| so bad
Mr.. r. g. Richardson, of Piedmont,
w. Va, was visito: at the Park last
Friday.
Mrs Barsall, of Parkersburg, w.
Va, visited the Park last Friday and
rented Dixie Cottage, which she will
fl up for a boa riding house.
Cuppett, Leighton & Co.unloaded a
car of corn last Monday.
Preacher Metheny is holding cot
tage prayer meeting in the Park this
week.
Mrs. Clinton Larrabee, of Baltimore,
has rented the J. H. Cuppett home
on g street.
Mr.. G. w. Hopkins, after .spendin e
the.winter at CINCINNATI, returned to
the Park OH Friday morning, greatly
improved in health.
DR. j. q McLain, wife and daugh-
tiers, Miss Kate and Miss Margaret,
stopped off at the Park Saturday
morning and spent the day here, TAX
ingiNo. % for Wheeling. They had
just returned from a delightful tour
of Cuba, Porto Rico and S2u tn
America.
Mr.. f. W. Williams and wife were
Park visitors last Saturday enroute
home from "A sojourn at Southern
Pines, y. G.
The National. Casualty Co. paid out
the past few weeks for sick benefits,
the sum of $52.1O to its policy holders
residing at Deer Park, Friendsville
and Oakland.
Miss Edna Elliott went to Oakla nd
Tuesday to visit friends fora week or
50.
Rey. H. +. Friend, of Hoyes, spen
Tuesday night with his son Edward at
this place
Mr.. n J. Caddle, of the Park Poul-
try Ranch, went to Laurel Md, We'd
nesdaY.
Mr.. j. c. Harper, of Hagerstown,
Md. was Park visitor Tuesday.
Miss Core Feather went to BaIti-
more Wednesday morning
The Ryan Cottage is to havea coat
of paint as soon as the weather will
permit.
Mr. Milton Echart will add to his
house on the corner of Philadelphia
avenue and E street, kitchen and
pantry. The root will be taken off
from the dining room and over the
dining room and kitchen will be plac-
ed three bed rooms and bath room.
Mr.. Art Flowers, of Bond, Md, and
Clinton Pierce, OF Buckhanuon, W.
Va, were visitors at the Park the
early part of this week
The rain of the past few DAYS has
caused the Little Yough" TO overflow
its banks.
Saturday evening next Rev Mr..
Methenv will begin a revival meeting
in the Methodist Church of this place.
During the meeting he expects the as
sistance of Revs Ward ndWorkman,
of Oakland.
Mr.. }. w. Wood, a contractor of
Parkersburg, w. Va, and his fore
man, G. W. Wyatt, came to the Park
Tuesday last Mr.. w, has the contract
to remodel Mr.. j. NJ. Dare's house on F
street. The wings on the Young Cot
tage" are to be taken away and the
main part of the cottage joined to Mr..
Dare's house. POrches are TO be add
ed and other improvements made.
Mr.. NJ d. Ford has the contract to
paint Mr.. S. G. Bakers barn and the
interior of his house. Mr.. b. is ar
ranging to build a silo. Mr. Baker is
one of our up-to-date, reading, in
vestigating farmers.
Mr.. VIM H. Landon is confined to
his home by an attack of the grippe.
Mr.. Chas. Bolgiano, the leading seed
dealer of Baltimore, with his family.
will occupy "EastwoOdn the coming
season.
The revival meetings III the L. b.
Church closed last Sabbath evening.
The converts are now in the hands of
the churches to be led and cared for
so as to become useful citizens and
consist ent Christians.
Notice.
John Fl. Thomas of Markleysburg,
Pc holds two nOtpS of Of 0On oaob