The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-04-22
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.

odiIiHeI NlSIlOT, HOW llVlng IN Berlin,
Germany, cOntemplates returning to
the home of her brother in Wheeling.
Last Thursday Miss Eva WEIGH an
nounced her marriage which occurred
last fall, to State-road Inspector Brown.
They have gone to housekeeping in
Accident.
Messrs. J. L. Eckhart, Joseph C.
Rathbun and John Stevenson will
represent this section as the local COM
mittee of the Garrett County Board of
Trade. They will help boost Garrett
county, for in so doing they will help
themselves. Superintendent Reed of
the Park Association, has given the
Garrett Board of Trade use of one of
the large rooms in the Assembly Hall,
during the months of July and August,
for exhibiting samples of tile, brick,
building blocks, etc, made in Garrett
county. On the walls of the room will
be hung pictures of different portions
of Garrett county. A good way to
advertise Garrett county. This will be
an interesting place for our summer
guests to visit.
Mrs. George W. Cochran rented the
Welch cottage for the summer. She
returned to Wheeling Friday afternoon.
1t seems like old times to meet the
genial, goodnatured DR.. and Mrs. Logan
Carr on our streets.
DR.. Reed has opened up the Mountain
Lake Park Association office. Both
phones. He is beginning to get busy
with summer plans
Mr.. John B. Waugh, of Cumberland,
spent last Thursday in the Park and
arranged with w. H. Landon to put in
complete bathroom outfit, and hot and
cold water IN his house.
Miss Zeck, of Grafton, spent part of
last week in the Park, looking after
some improvements to her property.
Mr.. W. c. Huntington, of the Noun
tain Lake Hotel, is giving personal at
tention to several improvements to the
interior of the hotel.
Farmer(to city boarders) Sorry that
you Young folks got stung. How'd it
happen?
SpOkesman-Well, you see, we were
standing beside the beehive wondering
how the bees made honey. | guess
they must have overheard US, for they
came out and gave US few points.
The Misses HamilI are getting their
cottage ready for summer guests.
Mrs. Howard Smouse spent part of
the winter at Petersburg, Florida,
Too many worthless dogs in the Park.
They are public nuisance.
J. E. Calls is putting in the founda-
tion for his dwelling house, in Loeb
Lynn.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Harvey are now
living on their farm near the Park, and
delighted over the idea of getting back
to farm life and enjoyment
! Mr. h { Hams" ct IT, He'd
vile, W. Va, Saturday to see her
mother, who is dangerously ill.
Newman Wilson and family have
moved to Mineral county, West Va,
and are located near Keyser.
Mrs. Alma Clary has returned to
Loeb Lynn and will occupy rooms in
the odd Fellows hall building.
Rev. DR.. McKain went to Bruceton,
W. Va, to hold quarterly meetings for
the District, Superintendent, F. E.
Rathbun supplied DR.. McKains pulpit
Sunday night and delighted the large
audience assembled.
Peter j. Lohr, of the Park, has
contract for pIastering four houses at
Rowlesburg, W. Va.
Blaine Calls, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Calls of the Park. is now To-
Gated at Rowlesburg, w. Va, and is in
business for himself.
Floyd White took Mrs. l.. Jones,
daughter and son and Mrs. Lish, to
Deer Park Sunday evening to attend
the church services.
Mrs. McKain enjoyed a visit from
her father last week. Mr.. Brown re-
turned home Monday morning.
Floyd White drove over to German
Sunday morning and brought Miss
Mildred Welch to her Park home.
Rev. Lewis Jones will preach in the
Baptist church next Sabbath morning.
Miss Belle Pritchard, who spent the
past winter at her home, Warrington,
W. Va, has returned to the Park.
Mr.. J. P. Harmon and family have
moved to st. Mary's. W. Va. Wewere
sorry to have them leave this place.
Rev. Farmhouse has moved from Loeb
Lynn to the parsonage at Pleasant
Valley.
Prof. George w. Sterling and family
have returned to Loeb Lynn. The
Professor has purchased the house New
man Wilson built in that village a few
years ago.
Monday evening sparks from a B. &
o. engine set the glade in front of the
Crane and Carr cottage on fire. No
harm was done.
Mike Laffey sold his house in this