The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-04-12
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK Z

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Judge Thos. H. Cuppett, of Hoyes,
Md, spent Saturday and Sunday with
his sons at this place.
Prof. Bernard, who has been teaching
near Piedmont, returned home last
/ Tuesday.
W. H. Mumaw, late postmaster at
Kearney has moved into Mr.. Garth
rights house, corner Oakland avenue
and H street. Mr. NJ is employed in
the Hustling Stoe.
Rev. ]. lob. Jones, Of Cameron, w.
Va, was Park visitor last Monday.
DR.. Jones contemplates spending the
summer at the Park.
Miss Eta Springer has rented Wal
ton Home fer the summer, and will take
boarders.
Rev. P. ". Hetheny and wife went
to Antioch, w. Va, last Monday to
visit Mrs, Metheny's parents.
Mr.. w. S. Paugh and family, who
have been living near the Park, moved
to Hubbard, w. Va, last week.
Mrs. F. Reed, of Fairmont, was a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Hayden Sabbath
and Monday last.
The Felty saw mill is shortly to be
moved to Mr.. A. E. Bosleys farm, near
Eagle Rock
Mr.. Jas. Jarboe, Jr., purchased the
Bowers cottage on K street, and Mrs.
j. is now occupying the cottage. The
house, lot and furnishings were pur-
chased for the very low price of 800.
Mr.. John Galloway has purchased
Mrs. H. f. Felty's house in Loeb Lynn,
and he and family are now at home to
their friends.
Mr.. James A. Wheatley and family
who occupied Fern Cottage last sum-
mer, have decided to spend this season
at the Park, and will return in May.
Mrs. Rachel Weems has opened her
home for tie summer. She was the
first Of our summer visitors to arrive at
the Park. Miss f. P. Stickney, of Oak
land is with Mrs. Weems for a short
time.
Mr.. S. H. Shaw, of Terra Alta was
in the Park few days ago, making ar
rangements to drill we'll or two.
Mr.. L. c. Provost, of this place,
went to Grafton last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmisson, mine hosts
of Romney cottage, are here getting
their house ready for the coming sea-
son.
Rev. T. S. Long and family went to
Baltimore, their new home, Tuesday
morning last.
MSeveral of our summer citizens will
occupy their cottages early IN May
Others are coming to put their cottages
in order and then return home for
few weeks
Mr.. P. B. Cough, of this place, has
rented part of Mr.. Harvey Cuppett's
building in Loeb Lynn and will occupy
it in week or two.
Mr.. j. H. Cuppett and family of
Friendsville, moved into their cottage
last Monday evening. Mr.. C. will open
the Mountain Lake Hotel for guests in
a few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Browning were Park
visitors last week.
The trailing arbutus has made its ar
pearance.
Monday last we had thunder storm
accompanied by lightning. Look out
for snakes.
1t makes one feel good to see the
bright, fresh, green grass.
Our telegraph operators are delighted |
over the eight-hour law, to 90 into eff |
feet May LIST.
An entertainment will be given under
the auspices of the Ladies Aid Society
of the Mountain Lake Park M. E.
church, in the Hall of Philosophy, on
Saturday evening next april 14th), at
1880. The program will be largely music
furnished by Capt. l.. C. Provost. with
his large photograph. The Captain has
over five thousand records, from which
will be selected those most appropriate
for the occasion. Besides the phono-
graph there will be singing, reading
and Rotations. The hall will be made
comfortable. Admission, 10 and 15c.