The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-05-07

MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.


Rev. Bauman returned home Friday
from his West Virginia trip.
Mrs. Allie Raymond has the ground
staked off on her lot for a garage.
The Park Grocery Co., Felty's old
stand, has a splendid line of extra nice
groceries.
Mr.. Wingate was a week end visitor
with his wife, in their coy home on Ce-
dar and | streets.
Mr.. Alexander Zeck, of Grafton, w.
Va. has several men here making the
building Miss Sarah Harris had erected
for chapel, near her large boarding
house, into a residence for his family's
summer outing.
Mr. and MIRA. E. o. Fouch spent Sun
day in Grafton, w. Va. Mr.. Fouch is
taking his vacation now. 1t will chiefly
be spent in Baltimore and Washington.
We were sorry to hear of the sad
death of Glen Blake, one of our summer
visitors, at Pittsburgh, Pa.
Rev. DR.. Hare preached a very in
teresting and instructive temperance
sermon in the Methodist church last
Sunday, to a large congregation. He
referred to the Importance of carrying
the local option law at the election next
fall and Of the Importance of organi-
cation throughout the county for that
purpose; that early in next month a
meeting would be held in Oakland to
lay plans for an effective campaign.
At the close of his sermon a liberal
contribution was made to the ANTI
Saloon League working fund.
The Garrett County Telephone Com
pany has had force of men rebuilding
their lines in the Park. 1t is now IN
fine working order, and because of the
improved service adding new patrons.
Next Sabbath morning at $50 The
Knights of the Golden Eagle will meet
in their hall and march to the United
Brethren church to listen to a sermon
by the Rev. Bauman. The service will
be one OF special interest.
Hervey Bittingsr. of near the Park,
went to Pittsburgh, Pa, Monday morn
ing to get an automobile which he has
purchased, and for which he has secured
an agency.
Charles Weimer, of tKeyser, spent
Sunday in the Park with his sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Welch, of
McHenry, spent the week end with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Chance, IN the
Park.
Miss Ruth Stollipher, OF Baltimore,
spent the first part of the week here.
looking after the improvements being
made on her house
Dr. and Mrs. Logan Carr, of New
York City, will open their cottage next
week.
Mrs. Alma Clary is clerking in Z. E.
Kesner's store, at the station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller of Fairmont, w.
Va, was in the Park Monday hunting
cottage.for an all year sresidence. They
rented ROslyn cottage.
Mr., Thomas Gender has caught the
spirit of improvement and will paint
the drug store building. He is putting
down an eight foot platform the full
length of the building
The sarvice trees are IN full bloom
and present a handsome appearance
The electric light line is being put in
shape for the summer.
The Bumgardner cottage has been
sold for 81 200.
At the election Monday all of the
officials of 1913 were elected by the
citizens of Loeb Lynn Heights, except
bailiff, as follows:
Mayor, Edw. O'Donald
Councimen, John Ream, T. B. Do
man
Treasurer, Warren Rsthbun
Clerk, Lester Yutzy
Bailiff, Henry Junkin.
Collector, L. o, Bittner.
Miss Mary and Master John Deveny
spent Wednesday in the Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clayton of
Wheeling, and M. G. Clayton and wife
of Warrington, w. Va. reached the
Park Wednesday.
June 3, 4, and are the dates of the
Epworth League convention to be held
this place.
THE Judiciary committee in congress
decided to recommend joint resolutions
proposing amendments to the constitu-
ton of the United States to extend the
right of suffrage to women, and for