The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-03-15
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK

will accept and move there in a few
days.
The many friends of Mrs. Carr, of
FairmOnt, mother of Mr.. L. c. Carr,
will be panied to learn of her death, at
her home on the 2Sth ult.
l am glad to report that Mr.. James
L. Paugh, who has been seriously i'll for
weeks, is much better.
Mr. Jack Bernard quietly went to
Gormania several months ago and took
unto himself wife. They were quiet
ly married and kept the affair secret
until last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Cornwall, who have
spent the past three summers in Colo
RADIO, have returned to the Park. She
will open the Pennsylvania Cottage this
season for boarders.
A very interesting revival meeting is
in progress in the U. B. church. Loeb
Lynn.
Rev. P. W. Metheney, the early part
of the week assisted in the revival at
Corinth, w. Va.
Mr.. Geo. ?. White and wife have re-
turned from Belington, West Virginia.
and will be at home in Loeb Lynn for
the next few months.
Mr.. Jack Bernard and wife are at
home in Parkview cottage, this place.
Jack is as happy as a lark. May the
happy couple have many happy days.
Mr.. Charles r. Dawson went to Row
lesburg last Monday to do some paint
ing inthat thriving burg.
Mr.. Guy Paugh, Of near this place, is
visiting friends as Crellin.
We are glad TO report that Rev. L.
NJ. Bernard, son Of Judge Bernard. is
holding a very successful revival at
Frewsburg, n. Y. Quite number are
at the altar, and thus far forty have
united with the church.
The meetings at the u. B. church
in Loeb Lynn, the past week, were well
attended and Of great interest. A num-
Der Of persons were converted and the
church membership greatly revived
Mr.. Charles Bunce, who has been
working in Pittsburg for the past month,
returned home on Monday last.
Mr.. A. NJ. Kesner, who for the past
several years has superintendent the
work on Mr., Jamison's farm, adjoining
the Park, is moving to DR.. Hinebaush's
farm, near Oakland. DR.. limbaugh is
to be congratulated in getting an A No.
l man to take charge of his place.
Monday night an old time snow storm
visited this region. The snow continued
to fall through Tuesday, furnishing
shedding for the teamsters.
Mr.. John Close and family in day
. or two leave for their new home near
Martinsburg, W. Va. Il is with much
regret that we part with them. No
community can afford to part with such
solid, progressive men as Mr.. Close.
Mr.. Franz, Janison and wife. of Pied
mont, spent 4 few days at the farm,
near this place. the early part Of the
week, installing the new farmer.
Mr.. Fdw. O'Donald, Jr., is taking a
course of study to qualify him for the
position of railway mail agent.
R. N. Cadle son of r. J. Cadle, Of
this place, has position in the general
offices of the B. & O. r. R., at Balti-
more.
Paugh & Harvey, of near Schell, W.
! Va, unloaded car of lime at this
place, the past week
H. E. Felty made a business call to
Cumberland last Tuesday.
Mr.. Fout and wife left the Park We'd
nesday morning for jacksonville, Fla.
to spend several days.
Next Saturday, the 18th, the Ladies
Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal
church Of this place will take charge of
Messrs. c. M. Rathbun & Sons store,
and run the business for that dav. The
ladies are assisting Pastor Metheny in
paying off the Indebtedness on the
church. To assist in this worthy move
ment Messrs. Rathbun generously pro
posed to the Aid Society that they select
a day to run their store, place two ladies'
in charge and also any other lady they
might select to canvas for orders, and
on that day the firm would give the
ladies 10 per cent of the amount of sales
made by them. The ladies' met and
selected the date above mentioned, as
the time they would go into business.
Mrs. A. r. Sperry and Mrs J. L. P.
Squires will be salesladies in the morn
ing, and Mrs. H. E. May and Mrs. R. J.
Cadle in the afternoon. They most cor
daily invite all their friends and ac-
quaintances to call upon them on that
day, at the storeroom of Messrs. C. M.
Rathbun & Sons. They will have on
hand good assortment of groceries,
hardware, tinware, sundries and coal,
coal oil, etc. A canvas for orders is
being made in the Park We congratu-
late Messrs. Rathbun on this generous
action, and wish the ladies the greatest
success. Let everybody visit them and
give lift. No trouble to show goods.