The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-06-13
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.

next week
Mr.. j. c. SheehY, of Washington, D.
c., has leased the Fulton cottage and
his family will be here in few days.
They occupied the DR.. McLain cottage
! last season.
The drug store is now open with full
and fresh stock of everything usually
kept in an up-to-date drug store
Mrs. j. w. Martin, of Washington, d.
c., lessee of the Allegheny House came
to the Park last week and is now ready
to entertain guests.
Mr., Whitford Shelton and wife, who
spent the winter in England among rel
atiyes and friends of Mrs. Shelton, will
arrive at Philadelphia by steamer Sun
day or Monday and will be met there
and accompanied to the Park by Mr..
Shelton's father, DR.. Chas. E, Shelton,
Mrs. Amman and two daughters, Of st.
Louis, are in the Dowler cottage, having
arrived Monday.
Mr.. Simon Baker shipped car of
hay and oats straw from this station on
Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs Logan Carr were sum-
moned to New York Sunday on account
of the death of a relative of Mrs. Carr.
Mr.. Eugene Comerford is having his
house raised and cut stone foundation
put Hereunder Mr. Brice Gibson is
doing the work and, of course, it will be
fine piece of work
Mrs. Sarah Gilbert is having her cot
tage painted. Hayden Brothers are
doing the work
Mrs. Gibbs, of Wheeling, daughter of
Mr.. E. l.. Stone, arrived Monday and
is occupying her cottage.
Mrs. Chas. May and two children, of
Hagerstown, are here visiting relatives
and friends.
The Ladies Aid Society will serve
refreshments and sell fancy articles on
Thursday evening, June Goth. The
place will be announced later.
DR.. Logan Carr is re-roofng his cot
tage with tin shingles. Messrs. G. A.
Shirer & Co., of Oakland, are doing the
work
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Allen, of Cum
berland, are occupying their cottage
here.
MIR. and Mrs. K. G. Richardson, son
Carl and daughter Frances are in the
large Richardson house.
Mr.. Waiter w. Dawson has accepted
a position in the First National Bank of
Oakland
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dawson and
baby, Of Clarksburg, are in the Park.
The first evening Of moving pictures
was given Tuesday in the Auditorium
to a large audience Miss Louise Sper-
~ was pianist and Miss Beatrice Hey
ward favored the audience with violin
solos. The picture machine is new and
gave very distinct pictures. These en-
ter.ainments will be given every Tues
day and Friday evening until the open
ing of the campmeeting.
A revival of much interest is now be
ing held at Kurt Chapel, a few miles
southeast of here, where it is claimed
a remarkable cure was effected in an
swer to prayer. The subject, Mr. Geo.
Harvey. brother to Mr.. c. v Harvey,
Of the firm Of Leighton < Harvey, of
Loeb Lynn, who has been under the
care of physicians for long time. On
Sunday evening, June 2nd, it was sup
posed by ms friends and even his ply
stefan that he could not live until morn
ing but during the night he arose from
his bed and rushed through the house
praising God and claiming to be healed
On Wednesday evening he attended the
chapel and testified to the fact of his
healing, and his appearance justified the
claim. A short time before a Miss
Steyer claimed to be healed and Is as
sisting Rev, johnson in holding meet
ings. Great crowds are attending the
meetings.
Preaching next Sunday in the NJ. E
church at HOO a, m. and 500 p. m.
RUDISILL RAND The marriage Of
Miss Elsa Rand and Mr. Wesley H.
Rudisill took place at the Parker Mem
orial Baptist church, Admission, Ala,
at p. m, Wednesday June 5th. A
large and representative assemblage
witnessed the ceremony, and this beau
tiful church made harmonious setting
for the wedding. Palms and ferns bank
ed the altar and the greenery was inter
mingled with sweet peas. which We're
suggestive of the rainbow decorative
motive.
Miss Rand was given IN marriage by
her father, Mr. Ralph Leon Rand. She
was distinguished figure in her we'd
ding gown, built of white duchess satin,
with flowing train and rose point lace
garnitures. Her tulle veil was grace
fully caught with wreath of orange
blossoms. She carried a shower boquet
of white orchids and lilies of the valley.
Her ornaments were a string of pearls
and diamond brooch, family heir
loom,
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