The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-06-03
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.


Monday last all trains commenced to
| stop at our station for the season and
almost every train brings more of less
to our mountain city.
Mrs. McCourtney, of Washington, D.
c., is now domiciled in the Collins cot
tage, corner of G street and Oakland
drive.
Mr.. John P Hills, the singing evan
gelist, and wife. are in the Mrs. Rudisill
cottage on E street. Mr.. Hills may
purchase and improve the cottage and
make it his permanent summer home.
/ Col. ]. NJ. Burns arrived here Tues
day. He had been preceded by Mrs.
Burns and daughter.
Mrs. J. A. Enlow and daughters Dali
sy, Lois and Gertrude, are at home in
the J. B. Allen cottage, corner of H
street and Baltimore avenue.
Mrs. R. B. Nelson and family, of Hills
boro, Ohio, arrived yesterday morning
and will occupy the Baumgartner cot
tage the present season.
The Bell telephone is being extended
into the eastern part of the Park. The
Mrs. Rachel Weems cottage and others
will be connected.
Miss Minor, engaged in home mission.
airy work, was the guest of Mrs Fanny
L. Sperry over Sunday. She favored
the Epworth League Sunday evening
with an interesting address and a well
rendered solo.
Capt. G. W. Harrison and Mr. D. F.
Graham, of Piedmont, W. Va, were
here Tuesday arranging for the enter
tainment of a large party of publishers
from New York city. They will arrive
here on special cars on the 18th, and
remain several days, driving from here
to nearby points of interest. The par
ty will take dinner at Mr.. Joseph Con-
neway's Sunday.
Superintendent Davis was with friends
in Piedmont Monday.
Rev. N. Hart and wife. who have
been residents of the Park and Loeb
Lynn for number years, will 20 to
Morgantown, W. Va, next week where
they expect to make their future home.
Mr.. Bryson Welch has been living un-
conscious at his home here since Friday
last. He cannot survive many DAYS
About ten cars of gas pipe have been
unloaded and stacked here during the
past few DAYS. Thirty car loads will be
brought to this point.
Cheap John" opened up Monday
with large stock of goods. The stand
will meet this season every need of the
hungry, from sandwiches and coffee to
ice cream and cake. The lines Of fruits
and CONNECTIONS will be large and of the
very best
Mrs. Bolton will arrive here this
evening. She has almost fully recover
ed from the critical and painful opera
ton undergone in Wheeling about a
month since.
Mis- Nellie Dawson, who had been
critically i'll for two months, is able to
take short walks.
The drug store force, Messrs. Gender
and West, are taking their meals at
Haydenhurst.
Mr.. Harrison Arnold is now chief
clerk in Mr.. Henry Felty's store.
1t was decided by the trustees to paint
the NJ. E. church.
Childrens' Day services will be held
here Sunday, June 18th, at 10. 80 a. m.
An interesting program is being re-
hersed for the occasion. Everybody N
vited to be present.
Mr.. L. P. Carr had fine carriage
and riding horse brought from Fair
mont for the use of his family during
the summer.
Miss Margaret Bishop is among the
late arrivals at the Park.
Hon. Philip Willett is still confined to
his cottage suffering from govt.
Rev. Lee returned from his European
trip, arriving at his home here yester-
day morning.
Rev. j. L. b. Jones was here this
week to secure a cottage for his family
for the season.
Rev. j. II. Enlow was here several
days this week looking after the inter
ests of his cottage which is occupied by
Miss Elite Springer as a boarding
house.
Mrs. L. B. C. List, who will again
manage the Loeb Lynn hotel, arrived
here Tuesday from Washington city
accompanied by large corps of assist
ants. The hotel will at once be put in
the best possible condition for guests.
The electric light plant was put into
operation Tuesday evening. The plant
is in charge of John D. Hayden.
Quite an excitement was occasoned
in Chautauqua Park about eleven O. clock
Saturday night by the shrill cry of muir