The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-07-30

ands of dollars have been expended on
this beautiful cottage and the grounds.
There are quite a number of people
on the grounds looking for cottages for
the balance Of the season. A few cot
/ tages still remain unoccupied, but they
are either undesirably located or are
out Of repair or scantily furnished.
The Bazaar and Fete to be given by
the Woman's Civic Club, Tuesday after
afternoon from ? to o'clock, in Chau-
tauqua Park, promises to be a very en-
/ joyable occasion and will be literally
patronized.
The Columbian Hotel is becoming
quite popular under the management of
Mr.. c. w. Hopkins.
Mr.. CilIey has completed the improve
ment to the Auditorium, and now there
can be no question as to the absolute
safety Of the building.
Mr.. S. {. Speers, Of Speers, Pa, is
here for few days. Mrs. Speers md
two grand daughters, have been occu-
pying the family cottage for several
weeks.
Mrs. Carpenter, Of Connellsville, Pa,
is again occupying the Carroll cottage
with her two children and nurse. She
will be joined this week by her sister
and child.
Mrs. Farqher. wife of DR.. Farqher,
Of Donora, Pa, is in the Yoder cottage.
She is accompanied by her little daugh-
ter and her sister Miss Hambrey.
Mrs. W. II. H. Sheets was quite i'll
Sunday. She is now much better.
Mrs. r. NJ. Sanks and her son Harold
and family will occupy the Sanks cottage
Tuesday next.
We are glad that Misses DeBerry and
Wilson will have charge of our public
school for the coming winter.
Mr.. Welton Wilson, of the Park, was
the successful contestant for the schol-
arship at the Maryland Agricultural
College, College Park, Md.
Have you seen our new Chief of Po-
lice in his new uniform He's always
up and doing.
DR.. Davis made wise choice in Sc
curing Mr.. J. A. Enlow as ticket agent
for the Chautauqua. No more compe-
tent and courteous official could be
found
Superintendent Davis was called to
Baltimore on business yesterday.
A petition is being numerously signed
asking for Sunday mails here.
Mrs. J. A. Hayden went to We, tern
port on an early train this morning to
visit her son Grant and family for the
day.
Mrs. Anso Clement and daughter are
occupying their cottage here.
DR.. Meadows has opened his book
room in the Park.
The Woman's Civic Club of Mountain
Lake Park is making extensive prepar-
ations for grand tournament, to be
held Monday afternoon, August II,
I'''' wa u lDNIIlS, lllc DItSluGnl OI IIe
Community, is arranging for the affair.
An invitation signed by all the Park Of.
tcials was sent to Governor Crothers a
few days ago, inviting him to be pres
ent and after the close ,of the tourna-
ment to deliver an address on the sub
ject of good roads is expected that
an immense crowd of people will be
present on that occasion.
These tournaments have become an
nual affairs at the Park. The object
is to raise money with which to beauti-
fly the Park, which is a very audable
enterprise on the part of these ladies',
and every friend of the Park should en-
courage it by their presence.
Many fine horses will be seen and
there will be excellent exhibitions of
craftsmanship. There will also be foot
races and sack rae S, with appropriate
prizes for each.