The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-10-14
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dawson visited
Grafton and Clarksburg. w Va, the
past several days, calling on relatives.
DR.. McKaln, former pastor of the
Methodist church this place, will have
the new church of his present charge
dedicated next Sunday. 1t will be a
great occasion. Bishop Andrews is to
preach the sermons of the day and Gov.
Hatfield will speak at p. m. Some of
our people talk about going down to
Rowlesburg for the services.
NJ. NJ Schrock, the reliable real
estate agent of this place, sold last
Friday the Vance cottage to H. C.
Sharp, who owns the adjoining property.
T. D. Stewart, a prominent Morgan
town, W. Va, attorney, had business
in the Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Frame spent Sun
day with Mrs. Frames mother.
The first touch of winter was felt
and seen Saturday, when mother earth
was covered with snow, which soon
disappeared.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dawson are at
home, to their friends, in the pretty
little Waugh cottage.
Rev. P. L. Flanagan, the new Metho-
dist preacher. began his ministry on
this charge by preaching at Wesley
chapel at II a. m. and in the Park
church at 7:3O D. m. last Sabbath. Both
sermons are highly spoken of by those
who heard them. Mr.. Flanagan and
family will occupy the parsonage some
time this week.
Mrs. Jack Stevenson. who has been
visiting her girlhood home in Iowa, re-
turned to her home near the Park.
Mrs. Davidson, of Parkersburg, after
spending the summer at the Panama
exposition, in San Francisco and tour
| ing the northwest, is in the Park for a
short time.
Mrs. Thompson and daughter, Mrs.
Turney, of Wiston. w. Va, contem-
plate visiting California and may not
be in the Park next summer.
Invite your friends to spend next
summer at the Park. Tell them that
plans are already being matured for the
Home Coming Season and rally of 1916.
The Enlow heirs have sold the timber
on large tract of land in Pendleton
county, W. Va. Mr.. J. A. Enlow, of
Mt. Lake Park, is one of the heirs.
Mr.. Eugene Commerford and family
just returned from an extended auto
trip through Pennsylvania, Ohio and
W. Va. After spending a few weeks in
their cottage here they will go to Cali
fornia, Pa, to spend the winter.
Mr.. John L. Ruhl and family left the
Park Monday in their automobile for
their winter home in Clarksburg. They
were accompanied by Miss Martha
Groves of near Deer Park.
The M. E. Sunday school is thoroughly
recognized and ready for the winter
campaign. The mems Bible class is
quite large but should have double the
present number.
John Stevenson was a Cumberland
visitor Monday.
The b. & o. R. r. company are plac-
ing gas lights along the station plat
form to light up their property and
protect the travelling public.
MIR. Henry G. Sharp. whose purchase
of the Vance cottage was told in these
columns, will greatly improve the prop
erty by an addition of three rooms and
bath. This will make the cottage a
most attractive and comfortable place
in which to spend summer
Word has just been received of the
marriage of Eugene Blnkley. August
10, to a Chicago Young lady.
DR.. and Mrs. Carr leave the Park to-
day for Baltimore, to spend two or
three weeks, and then return to the
Park for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larney Carr leave this
Thursday for Fairmont, W. Va, for a
short stay, then they willgo to Atlanta,
Georgia, for the winter.
The announcement of the dates of
several of the Park meetings for next
summer, which appeared in the Repub-
lican of last week, were copied by the
Sun, of Baltimore, and the daily papers
of Cumberland. This early announce
ment for the season of 1916 will be pro-
ductive of much good.
Mrs L. c. Provost has returned
home from West Union, w. Va, &C
companied by her daughter, Mrs.
Lyle Schill, who spent a day in the
Park.
Mr.. j. Grant Hayden, one of the cleo
ton supervisors of Allegany county,
visited Mt. Lake Park and Oakland,
yesterday.
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