The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-03-18
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.

post office for a few wears. He pur-
chased the large refrigerator used in
Leig hton & Harvey's store. We learn
that neither of the stores at the depot
will handle meats iris summer.
Emory Freeland and family enjoyed
visit from Mr.. Freeland's father the
latter part of last week.
There was a real enjoyable social at
Haydenhurst Friday night.
Jack Stevenson and family boarded
at Haydenhurst while extensive re-
pairs were being made to their farm
house adjoining the Park.
If you want to rent summer home
at the Park write l.. A. Rudisill.
Floyd White has postponed his trip
to the Pacific coast. He feels thank
full to the public which gave him such
handsome vote. He believes in the old
adage, ''Ihere is many slip between
the cup and the lip"
Those who anticipate seeing America
first might start with Mountain Lake
Park.
Saturday morning the thermometer
registered degrees above zero.
Clarence Mayer, of Cincinnati Ohio,
was in Mountain Lake Park Sunday
looking at houses for rent. His family
will go to Baltimore in the fall, spend
ing the summer in the Park.
Jack McGuffin has been confined to
his home the past two weeks with
rheumatism.
The.Assembly House is for rent. In
quire of L. A. Rudisill. 1t is one of the
best hotels in the Park.
Sunday evening the TWO year old child
of Mr. and Mrs. Burcher. living near
Loeb Lynn, got hold of a bottle of
peroxide and drank portion of 1t, and
In very few minutes was suddenly ill
and died before relief could be had. Mr..
Burcher recently moved to this section
from Ohio and was making for himself
and family home on tract of land
adjoining Loeb Lynn.
Mrs. Bassell and daughter, Miss
Finnel, returned to the Park Saturday,
from several months visit at Parkers-
burg, W. Va, and are preparing Allen
hurst for summer guests.
We are all glad to see Harrison
Arnold back in the Peoples Store, hav-
ing returned to this place, after spend
ing the fall and winter in Clarksburg,
W. Va. Harrison is very popular in
this section of the country. He IS a
splendid salesman, polite, accommodate
ing and always on his job.
Miss Evelyn Pritchard, who has been
visiting in Grafton, W. Va. has return
ed to the Park.
Charley Echard is'still confined to his
home, on account of illness.
Mrs. Camden, who has spent month
or two in Baltimore, returned to the
Park MunNay mghr.
Mrs. SHAW mas moved INTO a portion
of the Pennsylvania House, Loeb Lynn,
as has also Rev. Jones, pastor of the
Baptist church.
Tuesday morning the trees were
covered with snow, presenting a beauti-
full appearance. By noon the snow was
gone and in its place the stickiest
mud you ever saw prevailed on the
public roads.
Revival meetings are in progress in
the U. B. church, Rev. Farmhouse
pastor. The congregations are large,
the singing is excellent and the sermons
convincing. There has been some bad
behavior, but it will cease, or else a trip
before some Justice of the Peace will
follow.
Yesterday morning as Edward f.
Friend was walking from his stable to
the house he slipped and strained the
llgaments of his leg. He was assisted
into the house and DR.. Henry McComas
was called, who promptly responded and
rendered the necessary aid Mr.. Friend
will be confined to his home for a few
day.
Harvey Bros. have fitted up an office
room in their store room. 1t has quite
business look
The peoples store is receiving, in the
interior, coat of paint. HipsIey is
doing the work,
The friends of A. E. Rambeau will be
surprised to hear of his marriage to Miss
Lena Frances Dvoracek, of Bellaiie,
Ohio, which occurred Friday evening,
March 18th, at the parsonage of Rev.
Pease, of the Unitarian church. The
groom, who is the son of DR.. A.
Rambeau former Park resident and
who himself spent many summers at Mt.
Lake Park. holds very good position
with the Wheeling Steel & Iron Co., of
Wheeling, W. Va. The happy couple
will live in Bellalre for the present.
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