The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-08-05
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/ Don't forget the bazaar at the Deer
Park Hotel Saturday afternoon and at
the hall in the village at night. Your
presence and patronage will boom Deer
| Park. Be "a booster,
] Mrs. J. S. Hardesty and Miss Dallie
are quite i'll at their home in this place.
Calvin Browning had a business call
to Oakland Tuesday.
The extreme heat is driving the
people of the city mountain-ward.
Deer Park farmers. like their neigh
bors all over the county. are busy har-
Vestlng record-breaking crops.
We are glad to note that the Deer
Park band will be invited to take part
in the fair attractions. 1t will be
drawing card for this district.
The Village Improvement Association
is doing much to make this village de-
sirabie and enjoyable place to live.
A head line in the BaltimoreTAmeri-
can reads, TOO hot to live" Better
come up to this mountain summit.
For the past week we have had sever
al down pours of rain doing much good
to the crops IN general but a little dis
couraging for the farmer in the har-
vest field.
Misses Percie Brady and Emma Mil
Ter, of Washington, b. c.. were the
guests of friends here the first of tn.
week.
Mrs. A. S. Harvey and son Scarf. of
North Glade, were visiting friends here
Sunday. We are glad that we have
men like Mr.. Harvey to help manage
the affairs of the county. Judge is a
man, as Emerson says: "A man of
truth and lord Of his own actions, and
expressing this lordship in his daily be-
havlor, not IN any manner is he depend
ent either on persons, opinions or DOS
sessions As he is candidate for re-
election for Judge of the Orphans
Court lets show our appreciation to Mr..
Harvey and elect him by the county's
largest majority at the coming primary.
Paul George was suddenly taken i'll
while at work last week, but we are
glad to say that he is improving.
Walter Falkenstein and friend, Of
Oakland, were motoring through our
village last Sunday evening.
Nothing is more beautiful than to
take a stroll over the hills of our county
and watch how carefully nature has
provided for every living object. Not
long ago | was walking along the banks
OF a small stream not far from our vii
iage when Unexpectedly l came upon
one of the most beautiful spots | have
ever seen. At this place the bank ran
IN small crescent. Back from the
water short distance large trees were
growing rich with the foliage of the
summer, Suddenly | perceived an
open space between two large oak trees.
l looked at the tree tops and there |
also saw deep depression. l walked
between the two oaks and found my
self in beautiful little glade. 1t was
covered with soft carpet of dark
green moss. Here and there ferns were
growing in the foliage | saw several
bird nests. A robin sat on low branch
OF a maple tree sending forth his song
OF contentment. | walked further and
there on the side of the knoll gushed
stream of water. 1t ran over bed of
white gravel through the glade. The
sun stealing through the tree tops
played on its clear surface, sending
forth rays of richly tinted light As
stood looking at natures handiwork a
squirrel came out of a hollow limb,
looked carefully around, then ran to a
small maple tree for his dinner. Re-
luctantly | turned once more Cor the
village. l could not help thinking how
ever, that | had visited a place God in
tended as home for birds and their
kindred MORE ANON.
A roof goes on last but consider it
4 4 first. Don't choose quickly. What
looks ike a saving at first cost NOV, -,