The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-11-26
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.

/ have made their home at Fairmont, w.
Va, for the past few years, have NOV
ed back to their farm near this place
and will once more become citizens of
Garrett county. We are glad to have
them back again.
/ Miss Ruth Rudisill left here Saturday
for visit at the home of her brothe r
and wife Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Rudisill,
in New York.
Invitations have been received here
to the marriage ceremony of MISS
Adelaid Armstrong to Dr. Robert
Hamilton Divine, Saturday morning.
Nov. %, 1914, at the First Methodist
Episcopal church, Baltimore. The
happy couple will be at home after
January 10, 1915, at Wahpeton. North
/ Dakota
Mrs. Robert H. Kneass has complet-
ed the improvements to her coy bunga-
law and returned to her Baltimore
home.
Jerry Mankis. of Swanton, was here
last Thursday looking over his new
home
Rumor says that Hotel Dennet has
been sold to New York City gentle
man. who will make a number of re-
pairs on the building.
/ The ruinons effect of setting fire to
leaves and letting it run along the fine
oak trees is seen, by the number Of
trees that have fallen during the past
few wind storms. on the auditorium
grounds, all of which show the effects
of fire. II the ground must be burnt
over the leaves should be raked away
from the trees.
The store keepers last week offered
ten cents per pound for live chickens,
and that in trade. No wonder the
farmers are carrying their produce 10
other markets or are shipping it to
commission merchants, and buying
from Sears. Roebuck &, Co.
Emory Freeland has been spending
some time at Albright. W Va.
Alex Geek, tone Of our summer citi-
zens, Of Grafton. W Va, has patent
ed a hot water heating system. and it is
one of the most complete systems on
the market today. Each radiator is
heated by gas and after heating the
thermostat at the degree of heat de-
sired it Will automatically adjust it. An
other advantage is that heat can be had
when desired and can be cut off in other
parts of the home.
Dr. Robert J. Burdette. preacher.
author and humorist. died at his home
at Pasadena, Cal, on Thursday, No
vember 10. He had been i'll for the
greater part of two years, and for the
past week had been in a state of coma.
Mr.. Burdette lectured at the Park
years ago
/ Union Thanksgiving service will be
held in the Methodist church at 1890
a. m. The sermon will be preached by
Rev. Farmhouse. of the u. B. church.
/ You do not know what y5u are miss
ing by not attending the Sunday night
services at the Methodist church The
talk last Sunday night was most in
teresting and profitable, as we'll as in
structive.
/ Good skating on the lake the first of
the week. The ice Monday was four
inches thick.
/ Enoch Kesner has received his first
order of Christmas goods and has them
opened for pubic inspection. They
are fine.
This is real Thanksgiving weather.
Tuesday morning the thermometer
registered above zero.
Loeb Lynn will have a shooting match
today at the school house. Turkeys,
chickens. geese, etc, to be shot for. 1t
is to be an all day affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter C. Ready are
visiting at Jefferson, Iowa. They are
guests of Mrs. Jack Stevenson's par
ents. Jack and his wife are there also.
Joe Calls and family have moved in
to Mrs. Thrush's house.
Mrs Warren Rathbun and son George
left here Wednesday for Ellsworth, a
suburb of Pittsburgh. to spend a couple
of weeks with her mother and family.
Wednesday Loeb Lynn had a hog
butchering day and killed II hogs,
weighing when dressed about 22OO
pounds.
Lester Yutzy attended a shooting
match at Deer Park Saturday. There
were II turkeys to be shot for. Lester
picked up five of them. You ought to
hear him gobble, gobble, as he walks
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