The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-01-05
DEER PARK JOTTINGS.


sumo our scribbling in the new year
of'1905. and hope that nothing may
happen in the days and weeks of this
year to mar the pleasure of our citi-
Zens as the weeks and months pass
by, and that the future may be as
| bright to our young folks as the past
| joyous season has been to the many
| that haye been Toasted and entertain
ed by so many hospitable homes of
/ this place, viz: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. w.
| Hennen gave a pleasant entertain
ment at their beautiful home and
was followed by socials at the homes
of Rev. and Mrs. VIM. H. Clary,
Mayor and Mrs. f. F. Droege, Mr.
and Mrs. f. H. Thrasher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter EEgle, Postmaster and
Mrs. l.. d. Thrasher, one for each
night of the past week; and social
good cheer was INDUCED in at all these
pleasant homes.
Our young friend, Mr.. Charles A.
Jones, son of Merchant W c. Jones,
spent the Christmas holidays at home
and returned to his school near Day
ton, Ohio, on Monday last. We are
| always'glad to meet this studiOus and
model young man and bespeak for
him bright future, either in law or
journalism, his future preference as a
| profession.
Mr.. Howard c. Thrasher, student
of the Agricultural College at College
Park, Maryland, spent his vacation
the past Christmas week at the home
of his father, Mr.. f. H. Thrasher, and
was the recipient of many cOngratu-
lations for the flattering record he
has made at this noted college.
We We're glad to meet and greet
our friend of years standing, Mr. w,
B. Hutson, of near Sunnyside, who
broke bread with us and tarried for
the night on Tuesday last. The eve
ming was spent recalling the good fell
lowship of the twenty-five or more
years that we have known. and APP.
preciated this cultured gentleman.
We have so often been entertained at
his and his good kind wife's at their
hospital home in years of the past
that it is at all times pleasure to
meet this genial friend
Miss Nellie Hoye, sister of Mrs
John Felty, Jr., of your citv, is spend
ing few DAYS at this place visiting
relatives and friends, where she spent
her girlhood DAYS, being the youngest
daughter of the late Samuel C. Hoye
deceased.
Rev. VIM. H. Faust filed the Lu-
theran pulpit on Sunday last for Rev
E. Manages, who was called to Acct
dent to hold the last sad rites over the
remains of that grand christian lady,
Mrs. Aaron Boyer, who died at her
home near Accident. Mrs. Boyer was
the youngest sister Of the late Will
lam Hinebaugh and is remembered
as much like her devoted brother, by
her gentle and kindly courtesy to all
friends who visited her at her sumtu-
Gus home. To the bereaved husband
and family we extend sympathy in
the loss of the most devoted friend
they have in this world, but feel sure
your loss is her eternal gain and that
she is now reunited with that brother
who was so devoted in this life.
A party of young friends of Prof.
Bert Browning, drove down to Mr..
Browning's fathers. Mr.. Thomas r.
Browning's, on Friday last and were
sumptuously entertained by Mr.. and
and Mrs. Browning and report a joy
full, pleasant day and jolly outing.
Miss Lulu Marley, of this place,
daughter of Mr.and Mrs. George Mar
ley, is visiting her sister Miss Ira,
at Wheeling, w. Va, and will be alb
sent some weeks much Ito the regret
of her many young friends and
"Vimps" society of which she is a
member.
Mr.. Sebastian Hineba ugh, of near
| Wis pave wac uhlOl tuhuoC OlouSil w
loose valuable horse a week ago by
slipping on the ice during the heavy
sleet, and was so badly injured that
it died in a few hours. This horse
cannot be replaced for less than 1925
and we certainly fee grieved as it
breaks valuable team, and will be
more keenly felt when spring work
comes.
We are glad to report that our
friend Mr.. j. L. Wheeler is out again
after serious illness of some three
weeks, but his faithful assistant on
the r. F. d. route in the person of
his son Gay attended to the duties of
this position to the satisfa ction of all
patrons. This young man is one of
the best young men of this town and
bids fair to be comfort to his good
kind father and mother.
With greetings to the Editor for a
prosperous year in his journalistic
work, we are.