The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-03-30
DEER PARK JOTTINGS.

anu Was dbleuueu DN all the ulemDe
of all the churches of this place. A
feeling of fraternity exists and sec
tarianism is a thing of the past which
is commendable among all true
Christians and we hope may be emu
lated in other localities.
Miss Lille Mae Hutson, of Sunny
side, this county. daughter of our
friend, Prof. Benz. f. HutsOn, visited
Miss f. J. Hove last week. Miss Hut
sons many friends of near this place
were sorry the did not make her visit
longer ESPECIALLY friends at Arnis-
tead where she was the efficient
teacher few Years ago. and with her
genial way and sunny disposition
won the hearts of all who had the
pleasure of her acquaintance. but
how could it be otherwise mailing as
she does from the beautiful land of
Sunnvside.
Miss June Huntington, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs w. Greed Dunning-
ton, late of Parkersburg, W Va, now
or your city, spent Il week here with
her many friends and relatives and
was a general fayorite among her
young lady friends and was by no
means ignored by quite number of
the opposite sex. So we say to this
charming Young mss, come when
your uamesake brings forth flowers
as rosy as the bloom on your fair
cheeks.
Prof. Charles w. Heunen. principal
of the Hartmonsvile Nv. Va school.
paid a hasty visit to his parents, En-
gineer and Mrs. VIM. w. Hennen, last
Saturday. We are at all times glad
to meet and greet this cultured young
gentleman.
Mrs. L. ID. Thrasher and niece Miss
Nelly hoye, after spending the past
month in the Nation capitol visiting
relatives and friends both there and
at Alexandria, Virginia, and many
suburban homes around both cities.
returned last week, much to their
and their many relatives and friends
regret, but joyful greeting awaited
them at dear old Deer Park by those
most dear by ties of nature.
Mr. Charles A. Jones, student at
the University of Ohio, is expected
home on Friday of this week owing to
i'll health. We are sorry to hear this
but have feared that this studious
young man with his ambition would
OvertaX his mental faculties, but hope
our mountain air with its recuperat-
ing ozone will soon prove beneficial,
and with quiet and rest at the paren-
tai home, we feel sure he will soon re-
cuperate. This is the earnest wish of
the friend who pens this and wishes
for this young friend all the joys of
this life.
A social will be given to their many
young friends of this place by Miss
Prudence Rodeheaver and her
brother Clark at their hospitable
home near town on Tuesday of next
week, and we know cordial welcome
will be extended by the host and
hostess, Rev. and Mrs. ]. G.. Rode
HEAVIER. We bespeak for our young
invited guests social that will eclipse
the many they have been the recipi-
eDt OF in town, for all know country
Hospitality is the most ENJOYABLE.
Miss Florence, daughter of Post
master Thrasher, will visit Swanton
Friday and expects to remain some
days visiting her uncles and aunts
near that place, Messrs. Edward and
Resley Shank, and other friends in
that vicinity. This popular young
assistant postmistress will be missed
by her many friends but her close at
tention to domestic and official duties
demand little recreation, and we
feel assured from Swantons well
known record for generous hospitali-
ty, that our yonng friend will enjoy
spring chicken and all the luxures of
tho season and among a people who
know how to dispense them.
Mrs. Emil F. Droege left Oh Friday
of last week for New York where she
will visit her son, Attorney Otto J.
Droege who recently married one of
New York's most accomplished and
wealthy daughters, her father being
one of the leading millionaire mer-
chants of that great city. This will
be the first time Mrs. Droege has
met her daughter-in-law She ex-
poets to be absent for a month or six
weeks and will visit her daughter
Miss Matilda. in Baltimore and her
friend Mrs. l.. G.. Hendrickson, in
Washington, on her homeward trip.
Miss Kate Brown after an absence
of some ten days visiting her sister,
Mrs. Jenkins, at Loeb Lynn, return
ed to her home this afternoon, much
to the JOY of quite a beyy of the
young ladies of our town. Miss Kate
is a general favorite and deservedly