The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-09-10
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.

Lysle Schlll, b. q o. Agent at Green
Springs, W. Va, has resigned the
agency, to take effect today. Mr..
Schill may go to Baltimore to accept a
position in the general office. His Mt.
Lake Park friends will be glad to see
him get good position.
The cold weather of last week hurri-
ed quite a number of people from the
Park. Hotel Chautauqua closed Fri
day. A number of boarding houses have
guests. The Mountain Lake Hotel and
the Loeb Lynn hotel are open. The
bowling alley is also open.
The contents of the Park Grocery will
be sold at auction next WEDNESDAY.
Major Mckee, and family have re-
turned to Pittsburg, Pa.
We hear many words of praise for
Senator Zihlman in this vicinity. He
has proven himself warm friend of
Garrett county, when we needed a
friend badly. We will not forget him
next fall.
The trees are beginning to put on
their fall dress and many of them are
beautiful.
During the season just closing only
one drunken man was seen on our street
and be was placed under arrest by
Policeman Miller, paid a fine and was
taken away by his friends at once.
ellison Armstrong of Pittsburgh. is
spending short vacation in the Park.
There was splendid attraction at this
time. Before long something will take
place and the bells will ring joyfully.
1t was pleasure to see our friend
John Dare of Parkersburg, W. Va, in
the Park again.
Services in the Methodist church next
Sabbath. The Epworth League meet
ings are of special interest and the
Sunday school iS decidedly interesting
and well attended. Albert White
knows how to keep things moving. He
is successful leader.
Clyde Shipley and grandmother are
spending the week IN Baltimore.
Hon. N. G. Keim, the Progressive
candidate for Congress in the Second
West Virginia district, was week end
visitor here.
The following is from the Piedmont
Herald: What a pity the old time
tervor that moved the management of
Mt. Lake Park Association can not be
revived, and the great programmes of
literary uplift be repeated.
John Calls and wife of Clarksburg,
W. Va, are guests of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Calls. John is be-
coming quite an electrician.
Gay Hayden went to Terra Alta
Monday morning on tram No. 8 where
he has employment.
Moving pictures tonight, the last
show of the season. There will be
something nice tonight.
Postmaster Joseph Rathbun and wife
are taking motor trip through West
Virginia this week.
Harrison Arnold has secured a posi-.
ton with large produce firm in Clarks.
burg. w. Va. He has left the employ
of H. B. Harvey.
R. G. Richardson and family have
returned to Piedmont.
Mrs. Margaret Burghause is at the
hospital receiving treatment for one OF
her ears.
The Loeb Lynn hotel had 81 guests
for dinner last Sunday.
Mrs. Schroch was called to her ole
home, near Grantsville. last Friday by
the death of brother.
Mr.. O'Donald, a former B. & O.
employee at the Oakland station, Is
quite ill at this place.
A number of our Park people enjoyec
the trip around the world, with the
ladies' of the Oakland Methodist church
Haydenhurst represented Havana
Water melon was served.
James Burns, one of our summer
boys of few years ago. is a guest o.
Miss Harriet Weaver, at her parent
home in the Echard Cottage.
Misses Kate and Fannie Brown, OF
Washington d. c., are guests of theil
sister, Mrs. Pierce, in her COY
bungalow.
The post Office observed labor day
The merchants report a busy day.
Word was received here Tuesday, tina
Mr.. Free, father of the husband of Mrs
Jennie Free, nee Armstrong, was killed
Monday in an automobile accident. q.