The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-09-03

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who believes in doing things and having
beautiful things. This is one of the
choice spots of the Park, and we are
glad the knoll has fallen into such good |
hands. Mr.. Jeffrey has been spending
the summer at the Park.
Miss Louise Richmond, one of our
summer visitors and principal of the
High school at Oakland, Ohio, has been
elected one of the teachers of the High |
school at London, Ohio, at a salary of |
S95 month. Miss Richmond gradu-
ated from this school and entered the |
Ohio State University, from which she |
also graduated.
Miss Mary Foley of Meyersdale, Pa,
is visiting friends in Loeb Lynn. Miss
Foley is talking of making an exhibit |
at our county fair.
The summer boarders are gradually
disappearing, to the sorrow of the no.
tells and boarding houses.
The building of the State-aid road
very much interferrred with the attend
ance of Oakland citizens at the Park
auditorium. The roundabout way to
get to the Park and the bad road dur
ing the wet spell kept quite a number
of people at home. There is one con-
ISOLATION, the road will be completed by
next season to the point where the
road intersecCs to the Weber end of the
road. Some day the road will be COM
pleted to Swanton and German and,
then we will all take ride, if Ford
TreacY keeps on selling Ford cars.
There is some talk of arranging for
large tent and seats, to be located in
Loeb Lynn next summer to accommodate
the Bible Students led by Mr. Russell.
Such tent and furnishings complete
can be rented. The matter will be
taken up with Mr. Russell and his people.
1t will be furnished free for the con-
vention. Some persons advocate pitch
ing the tent on the grounds opposite the
entrance to the Park on E street, now
owned by Mr. Cartwright.
We are sorry to see the store kept by
the Park Grocery Co., closed They
handled good class of groceries and
provisions and the store was very con-
veniept to those who lived up in the
Park, especially in the winter season.
Mr.. WI ldowson is very pleasant and
accommodating gentleman.
The wet weather of the past few
days hurried quite good many of our
visitors to their homes.
Right now it would be good time
for everybody to get together and plan
for a great big season in 1915. Every
body being a booster" and no one a
Kicker" Take Sam Jones advice and
quit your meanness.
THE REPUBLICAN will make weekly
visits to quite good many of our sum-
mer visitors at their winter homes, and
thus they will keep in touch with the
Park and the Parkites. The Republi-
can makes a specially OF gathering the
news at the Park and of those who have
been visiting the Park for the past
years, no matter where they are.
Two of our former Park ladies are in
the midst of the great war of the Old
World. Miss Susan P. Pollock and Miss
Alice Rambeau, in Germany.
We are sorry to report that there is
M. E. Hank, who is quite i'll. Her
friends are watching and waiting at
her bed side in the summer home she
has so much enjoyed for these many
years. She has been greatly missed
this summer at the jublic gatherings
and church services.
DR.. Thistle spent day or two at the
Park recently. The family have not
occupied their cottage this season. We
have missed them.
Saturday about Hoo a, m. some one
entered the room of the help of the
Maryland Home and opened the trunks
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and suit cases and stole all the money
found in them, which consisted of the
wagas paid them, few days previous
The theft has not been discovered.
Miss Minnie Wilmot and Mrs. Brook
Miller. of Cumberland. were guests Of
Mrs. Charles Bunce last week.
Forty-three persons enjoyed dinner al
Hotel Chautauqua.
Mr.. Richmond, who spent severa
days with his family, in the Park re
turned to Columbus, Ohio, Wednesday
morning.
Mrs. L. G. Provost spent part of last
week at Green Springs, W. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Schill are spending
: several days in Baltimore.
Mr.. A. r. Sperry, of Harpers Ferry
w. Va, spent Sunday here with his
family.
. DIR. Fazenbaker, of Westernport
i was Park visitor Monday.
DR.. Simpson and his colleagues will
return to the Park next summer.
Rumor says that Mrs. DR.. Davidson
and son Wilburn will have charge of thu
+ Guantanamo Dropram next summer II