The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-07-02
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The last day of June, 1903, finds your
correspondent seated at his desk, think
ing of the beautiful month of roses
about to pass into oblivion and be sue
ceeded by the most patriotic (to we
Americans month OF the year, when
the Day of Independence and its pre-
cious benefits resulting therefrom will
be celebrated throug hout the entire
land by old and young, and for the mo
ment sectional hatred will be hushed and
laid aside-when the deeds of Washing
ton and Lee are recalled to mind in
achieving the glorious liberties OF our
country. But the true and devoted
Christian soldier and patriot looks for
ward to another month and day, even
December, with its chilly and surly
blasts, and to the day observed in mem
DRY Of the nativity of Him who brought
love, joy and peace to the world and
freedom that makes His followers, who
know His truth, free indeed
Though we reluctantly part with the
month of June, garlanded with herr 'ses,
we gladly welcome July for her patri-
otto inspirations and recoll, ctions Of the
heroic deeds of our forefathers in estah-
fishing a government so str ng in the
affections Of the people that fanaJical
or plutocratic hands cannot q ange OF
destroy.
Under the management of Col Bur
well Deer Park Hotel is rapidly filling
up and the cottages are being occupied.
The genial manager is NOR, than de-
lighted at the prospect of a successful
season.
Col. Truesdell, who has done much
for the Improvement and uplifting Of
this community, is now enjoying the
pure air Of the Alegany summit ana in
dulging in deep draughts Of Ahamont
Spring water which we hope VIII add
many years to his useful and valued
life
Our worthy and enterprising Mayor,
w w. Hennen, and his able assistants
have done and are doing much coward
improving and usautifying cur town,
which his predecessors long neglected.
Mr.. Grimes and family, Of Pittsburg,
Pa, al nov occupying 'Glamorgan,"
late the summer res derce Of John W.
Will ans, of Philadelphia, Pa, from
whom they purchased that desirable
mountain retreat.
The relatives and fir ends Of the late
William H. Hove, near Hoyes, this
county We're painfully grieyed to learn
by telephone of his sudden and un v
pectgd death, on Thursday evening,
June 18th. His only SISTER. Mrs. Cassi-
day, Of Cumberland, Md, and his cous-
in, w. II. Hoye, Of this place attended
the funeral June 9th, which was also
largely attended by other relatives and
his many friends.
Mr.. Charles A West died Friday;
June 18th, after a Ii lgering illness of
some months, laaving a sorrowing wild
Cd three sons and three daughters to
mourn his loss.
We are glad to note that Patrick Crit
fin is recovering from the injuries re-
ceived some weeks since.
Mr.. Aodrew Pysell, of near this place,
is quite i'll and report says his family
have but little hope of his recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C. Hendrickson, OF
Washington, D. c., are rusticating at
beautiful Deer Park, and enjoying
ozone of this healthy and delightful eli
mate, and spending the summer as usual
with their brothers and sisters, Miss
E. j. Hoye and brother, Mr.. Walter
Engle and wife, and Mr. and Mrs. l..
d. Thrasher, and alternating as suits
their pleasure at this trio of hospitable
homes.
1t was th4 pleasure of your cores
pondent to meet on No this A. NJ,
Miss Myrtle George, one of Deer Park S
fairest daughters and OaKland's Normal
Schools brighte t pupils, and one of
Garrett county's precious jewels.
MORE ANON.