The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-05-28
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.

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The Mountain Lake Hotel is open for
guests. Call around.
The Oakland District Epworth
League is to convene in the Methodist
church of this place, next Wednesday.
The program covers Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday. Delegates are ex-
pected from all over the district. The
program has been carefully arranged
and promises to attract full houses.
The meeting will be open to the public.
The closing night is to be given to a
temperance rally, at which Rev. DR..
Hare will be the main speaker. DR..
Hare will be introduced by Senator
Speicher. If the weather will permit
the meeting that night will be held in
the large room in Assembly Hall. The
League invites every body to this rally.
1t will be an enthusiastic meeting.
Mr.. Joseph Rathbun, Jr, of Clarks.
burg is here visiting his parents.
DR.. and Mrs. Logan Carr of New
York City, have opened their cottage.
w. W. Anderson, Scranton. Iowa,
and j. L. Luther, Jefferson, Iowa, who
attended the Shriner's convention at
Atlurera, Ga, stopped off at Mt. Lake
Park, and visited Mr.. John Stevenson
and family over Sunday.
All passenger trains are now stopp-
ing at the Park.
Mr.. David McMenamin and family of
Ell Paso. Texas, will arrive at the Park
tomorrow and occupy the Smouse cot
tage.
Mrs. John Moon, of Berkeley Springs,
w. Va, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
G. +. Kesner, in Loeb Lynn.
The Hicks home will be open for
guests June l.
Miss Sarah Harris of Franklin, Va,
is here for the summer.
A freight wreck Thursday night
demolished more than half of the iron
fence between the tracks at the station
and tore up considerable track, inter-
rupting traffic for several hours.
Charles Bunce has purchased an
auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Echard have
moved into their 'cozy row" cottage.
having rented their home place.
Mrs. Steckman of Cumberland, spent
Monday in Mt Lake Park
John Hayden has the electric light
plant ready for service.
The golf links are out of sight. A
promising hay field has taken their
place. It's to be hoped that the golf
links may yet materialize.
'Allenhurst' can accommodate
guests at any time. Nice place to
stop.
Quite a number Of farmers from all
around this place are finding Mt Lake
Park a good place to stop and ex-
change produce at highest prices.
This is a good market for all kinds of
produce.
Decoration day, Saturday May 30th.
the L. b Ladies Aid Society Of Loeb
Lynn, viii serve a chicken supper,
from 6 to 7.30 p. m. IN Kesner' restu-
rant, next to Leighton & Harvey's store
building. and an ice cream festival at
night.
In one Of our county papers we see
that one Of our citizens offers to sell Is
eggs for $3.50. Two high priced for
our blood. These valuable eggs are
only offered at that price during June.
The Park Grocery Co. have their
store room looking ike a new pin and
full OF new goods. Charles Dawson
has been added 10 the clerical force.
Mrs. Allie Raymond and her family
are here for the summer. The lumber
Is on the ground for the addition of a
II X II room 10 the house
A fine large lawn tennis court is be-
ing laid out on the Richardson property
grounds on street
The lawn tennis court at the bowling
alley has been put in TIP top condition
by Mr.. Thomas Lipscomb.
Carl Richardson, of Piedmont, was a
Park visitor Tuesday. His parents will
open their cottage next week.
Next Wednesday night Prof. F. E.
Rathbun will be the speaker at the
Epworth League convention in the PARK
n. Z. church, and Thursday night, DR..
W. d. King OF Elkins, w. Va.