The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-02-25
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.

good shape.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. McKain are con-
templaling trip to Pittsburgh, Pa,
this week.
Mrs. L. ]. Cornwall is visiting at her
sisters, Mrs. Mary King, of near Cor
man and will remain there until Mrs.
King returns from Florida, to which
state she will go in few days.
We, of this vicinity, are beginning to
wish that fewer tramps were abroad in
this part of the globe. Their name is
legion. A squad of them spent a recent
night at Beckman's crossing and burnt
up large pile of B. & o. cross ties
during the night.
H. B. Harvey takes time while set
ting up his store business to haul
"thlngs to be used'' to his farm near
Wesley Chapel. We are glad to know
that he and his wife are not to leave
this vicinity.
Next Monday there will be something
doing at the Peoples store. The new
firm will be on deck. 1t will be a get
you acquainted day. Open house all
day long. Everybody busy taking stock
this week.
AS soon as vacated, Judge Cuppett
will improve the property he purchased
from A. D. Naylor, and make it one of
the desirable properties of the Park.
This is an indication that something
will be going in the Park.
The shouting time IS almost here.
April 3Oth will soon be here. 1.-THE day
of our deliverance draweth nigh"
In about two months more our sum-
mer visitors will be returning to the
Park.
Chester Custer has set his saw mill on
John Uphole's tract of land near the
Park and will be soon in operation cut
ting up the timber into lumber and
cross ties.
Mother Harvey of Ryahs' Glade is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Harvey,
Loeb Lynn.
Last Friday morning a little daugh-
ter made its appearance at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. White, in Loeb
Lynn.
Preaching in the Methodist church
Sunday morning and evening.
Jack Stevenson is preparing to re-
model the interior of his home on the
Jamison farm, When completed he will
have model farm house.
Emory Freeland is plastering Judge
Cuppet's house, formerly owned by A.
D. Naylor.
E. j. Parks who conducted a restau-
rant at the railroad station some years
ago. but now of Terra Alta, was
visitor here the first part of the week.
We had the pleasure of meeting Mer-
chant Wolf last Saturday. He is real
pleasant and social gentleman, the kind
of man who is benefit to any COM
munity. We are glad to have him To-
Gated in our midst.
Listen! The wedding bells are about
to ring and we are to lose one of our
best young ladies'. Fortunate is the
young man who secures her for wife.
M. M. Schrock is remodeling the
building on Mrs. j. W. Laughlin's lot,
on G street. When completed it will
be cheerful bungalow and will be oc-
cupled by Mrs. Laughlin this summer
One inquiry was received last week
for Park cottage for the summer Mr..
Rudisill answered the letter.
Mrs. Howard sSmouse, one of our
summer visitors! from Fairmont, W.
Va, with her-little son is spending a
few weeks at.Petersburg, Florida.
The Civic Club have had a number of
flower beds made in different parts of
the Park.
On all hands last Monday were seen
the miniature hatchets, cherry tree and
sprigs of cherries, combined in decora-
ton with the American flag and the
picture of the Father of His Country in
celebration of the birth, just 1873 years
ago, of George Washington, citizen,
soldier, patriot and statesman. First
in war, first in peace and first in the
hearts of his countrymen, will be the
motto over all.
Sparks from a B. & 0. engine last
Sunday afternoon set fire to the dead
grass, along the railroad track, in
front of MIR. Larney gCarr's property,
and burnt the grass off up to the county
road and the park drive.
Enof' Freeland was a week end
VlslCor AZ M~gantown. w Va.
MRS y, M. 81 f'' t65un, of Loeb Lynn,
Cumberland, having hasany Hospital
onarationg for throat disc or three
doing we'll and expects to be ho'one IS
week. -, ,,,oda q
The announcement has been maue .
+,a onnroaching marriage of Miss MN
T,1or Duckworth to DR.. Bnrton D
Sturdivant Miss Duckworth Is III
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. CharieS
Duckworth, former Park. resident,
Mr. Duckworth for several years cier'
cd ;nP.T. Garthright's store.