The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-09-09
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.

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The announcement of the election of
officers Of the Mountain Lake Park As
sociation for 1916 was well received and
created a spirit of enthusiasm which
will be felt next season. Plans for the
I season 1916 are being talked over. The
idea of having a Home Coming Camp
Meeting is talked OF, "a reunion Of the
friends of Revs. John Thompson, Pep
per, Updegraf, Spencer, Kean, etc, an
old time rally of the patrons of the IN
UNCONVENTIONAL and inter-denomina-
tional meetings of the days gone by.
Such meeting would be Of unusual in
terest to great many people Cor
respondence is going on with the camp
meeting leaders on this subject.
Miss Bell Frichard, one of the Park S
llye summer visitors, has purchased the
Gore cottage, adjoining her delightful
property, opposite Chautauqua Park.
She will remove the house and use the
space it occupies as a lawn. This will
be noticeable Improvement anG will
give Miss Prichard most delig htful
property. May this be but the begin
ming of a general spirit of improvement
all over the Park.
Miss Dottie DOMAIN entertained q
number of her friends at a corn roast
Monday evening.
The summer visitors at Mountain
Lake Park should subscribe for The Re
publican, if they want to know what is
going on at the Park The weekly
Park letters are feature of the paper.
1t is Park booster. Price only 81. %
a year.
Join the Park Booster Club.
Are you going to help to make the
season of 1916 great success? If so,
get busy and as Sam Jones was wont
to say, "Quit your meanness," and
boost the Park.
Now is the time to buy a lot and
build house, or buy a house already
built. Some extra special bargains to
start off the next season. Write or see
DR.. McKain or l.. A. Rudisill. Less
money will buy home this month,
than viii be required next summer.
Same is true about lot. THIS is the
time 10 invest.
Saturday next will be the great day
of the season at the Park. The Wood
men of the World are going TO hold a
rousing picnic. A special train will
run from Wheeling. Think of it, Ten
bands OF music present, Great en-
tertainment in the auditorium, closing
at night with real, enjoyable moving
pictures. Everybody invited 10 spend
the day at the Park. 1t is claimed
that 5000 people will be at the Park on
Saturday guests of the Woodmen. Let
Garrett county furnish 5000 more. Rain
or shine be on hand
The Pentecostal movement conven-
ton closed Sunday night The preach
ing was profitable to those who heard
it. Some features of the meetings
seemed Objectionable to some persons,
but as a whole the services were ENJOY
ed.
Cottages are being closed and people
are leaving for home. so that the child
ren may enter school. The season did
not meet expectations. A number of
cottages were not open. The number
of summer citizens fell off greatly.
Other resorts Jared no better. The
financial condition of the country, the
wet weather and automobiles combined,
this season, against all summer re-
sorts. Here's hoping that 1916 will be
an old time Mountain Lake Park sum
mer. Let everybody prepare for
Homecoming summer, June / Sept
30, 1916.
Mrs. Alice Perine, nee Rambeau, Of
Berlin. Germany, VINO has been guest
of Miss Ruth Rudisill, went to Balti-
more Friday.
Mrs. Jennie Free, of Anderson, Ind
and Mrs. Ada Divine, of Dakota, are
here for short time.
Mountain Lake Park needs just now
Cheer Up and Forget it Club.
Everybody is smiling and ready to
take hold and do something to make
the season of 1916 a success. The
slogan is, Meet me at Mountain Lake
Pork in the summer of 1916. "
A prosperous season at the Park
means business for the farmer as well
as the merchant.
One of the attractive features Of the
season of 1916 will be the Mission
Training School after the order of
Moody's famous school at Morefeld and
the school at Lakeside. The school will
be under charge of the noted Bible and
Missionary instructors and the lecturers
men and women of note. The COM
mittee in charge of the school are busy
at work planning for the school and its
greatest success. Mrs. Wesley DAVIS
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