The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-07-01
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.

We will be surprised if the few hotels
hotels and boarding houses open, in the
Park, do not DO big business this sum-
mer.
The annual meeting of the commu-
nifty will be held in the Assembly hall
"Wednesday, July Il, 20 a. m.
Already the farmers are beginning to
supply the cottages and boarding
houses with garden truck, butter,
eggs, chickens and other good things.
The summer visitors at the Park and
Loeb Lynn greatly add to the income of
the farmers of Garrett county. They
are large buyers of everything the
farmer has to sell, of an eatable charac-
ter. Many of the city visitors put up
their fruits and berries while at the
Park, and take them home with them.
The demand for eatables is largely in
excess Of the supply. Berries Of all
kinds and cherries are eagerly picked
up.
Attorney and Mrs. Edwards and
family of Washington, D. c., are with
US for the summer.
The bowling alley affords amuse-
ment for the young people Under
the management of Mr.. Walker it is a
popular place.
The lawn tennis courts are IN shape
for those fond of the game.
From the splendid large yerandas of
the Loeb Lynn Hotel a magnificent
picturesque outlook is enjoyed. The
guests of this famous hotel certainly
are fortunate in having such delight
ful place to enjoy outdoor life.
A well located, seven room cottage.
with gas, bath, and attic, can be rent
ed for half price for this season, two
large lots. At the request of the own
owner, Mr.. Rudisill will be pleased to
show you the property. 1t is a good
place for the summer. Adv. 1t
Rev. c. Blakesly and family, for the
first time, are Occupying their cottage
on E STREET.. Mr.. Blakesly has been
frequent visitor at the Park, but always
rented his house.
The unexpected happens at the Park.
This time it is the Assemblies of
God, u" great encampment of the
Pentecostal movement in the East"
In many places the movement is known
as Holy Rollers"
The summer program is ont, and is
haj -, hol ~
calling at the office of the association.
Dr.. McKain, pastor OF the Park
Methodist church, is the manager of
the Chautauqua platform and breaches
the first Sunday of the Chautauqua.
Mrs. H. n. Cuppett and daughter.
Of Terra Alta. visited friends in this
neighborhood last week.
In dry" town only criminal can
sell liquor and only a sneak can buy it.
Ex-Sherif Jolliff. of Fairmont. ".
Va, spent Friday in the Park.
Hotel Chautauqua has 50 guests
booked for July lst.
P. 7. Lipscomb sewed about a
.
property, in Loeb Lynn in clover. He
cut it several DAYS ago. 1t was es
timated that there was a ton of hav
which was sold on the ground for SIS.
/ The second crop is growing nicely and
bids fair for fine yield of hay What
Garrett county farmer can beat this?
Oliver Amman, of the B. & O. r. R.
force has rented the Sperry cottage
and is occupying it.
+ Hoy White and little son, of Grafton,
W. Va, spent Sunday in Loeb Lynn.
+ Mrs. Whetzell. Of Pittsburgh, Pa, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Warren
Rathbun, Loeb Lynn
/ Mrs. Rockhold, of Baltimore Is a
guest of The Elberon.
/ Miss Vernie Schrock is taking the
course of study required for trained
nurse in the Woman's College, Balti-
more.
Peaches have made their appearance
in this market.
E street, along Poverty Row" is be-
ing oiled.
+ The Loeb Lynn Hotel has been select
ed as headquarters for members of the
/ International Motor League.
Many felcitious messages from all
parts of the country arrived at the
home of Bishop Earl Cranston in Wash
ington, D. c., to remind the noted
Methodist leader that last Sunday
was the seventy-fitth anniversary Of
/ his birth. DR.. Cranston was born at
/ Athens, O., June 81, 1910. In the civil
war he served as an officer of Ohio and
West Virginia volunteers. After the
war he studied for the Methodist minis
try and was ordained in 1867. At the
present time Bishop Craston is devoting
much Of his time and attention to the
development of the new American Uni
versity, the institution of learning
which has been established in Wash
ington, by the Methodist denomination.
Bishop Crauston was for wears a sum
mer visitor at the Park and took an &C.
( tive no r. -, +bp ayarcicas from time tO