The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-08-12
EVANSVILLE.
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eSCdpeu drowning SUNDAY afternoon
while bathing in the Casselman RIVER
near Grantsville. Wilson, who is an ex-
pert swimmer, was teaching John
Black, a companion, to swim when he
was suddenly taken with a chill and
went down the second time before be
WAS rescued by his companions He
was carried to cottage nearby where
he was revived by friends after nearly
an hours work. Mr.. Wilson accompa-
MED Mr.. and Mrs Frank b. Black and
other members of an auto party to
! Grantsville yesterday.
Grantsville is becoming the mecca
/ for Cumberlanders who are seeking a
place of recreation on Sunday Those
/ from Cumberland who took dinner
! Sunday at the National Hotel were:
Arthur Steinweg, Mr. and Mr.. M. c..
Gurley, Thomas J. GurleY, Mary Viii
lard GurleY, Clyde c. Gurley, George
L. Wellington, John l.. Wellington,
W. L. Morgan, J. J. Ryland, Walter
Carberry, Russell Fisher, Mrs. J. Kyle
Cowherd, Dr. and Mrs. John R. Little
| field, Dr. and Mrs Geo. o. Sharrett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. King and
Harold Young.
/ Among the Cumberland people who
are spending their vacation in Grants
vile are: Frederick Foster Snow.
Michael D. Reinhart, Mrs. Frank Lee
Carl and daughter Margaret Lee, Miss
! G. D. Reinhart, Mrs. Arthur Steinweg
and two children, Richard and Ruth,
Miss Jessie Walker, Miss Eleanor Burns
and Miss Mary Mcclure.
Anyone who has ever been to Grants
vile the real Mountain City of Mary
land, at once becomes an eloquent ex-
| FOUNDER of its charms and delights
This applies particularly to those who
are so fortunate as to have enjoyed its
! summer atmosphere. Nowhere do
/ cooling breezes blow so refreshinglv
and so continuously. The Oldest in
habitant is unable to recall a day that
might be called uncomfortable warm.
The surrounding heights contribute to
make Grantsvilln one of the coolest
summer places in this section.
C. W. Fuller, of Cumberland, enter
tanned last Friday at the Dorsey hotel
this village in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
A. Fuller, of Pittsburgh, Pa. A num-
Der of Cumberland people enjoyed the
dinner.
Capt. A. L Lucas and family, of
Washington, D. c., are guests of the
National Hotel. They are delighted
with this part of Garrett county. Pro-
nounce it charming"
Miss Ruth Keller visited relatives
and friends at Meyersdale, Pa, on
Sunday.
Miss Thelma Glotfelty spent several
days at the home of her aunt, Mr.. J. r.
Brown, at Salisbury, Pa.
Miss Ada German of McKeesport.
Amelia Rhodehaver Walker, Mary
Birmingham of Cumberland, Mary E,
birmingham OF Toronto, Canada, and
Miss O'Hara of Baltimore are spend ng
few weeks at the Casselman Hotel.
Mrs. X. C. Bowen and children, Jane
and Ella, are spending a week at her
former home in Dennison. Ohio.
Miss Ruth Stanton of British Column
bia, is the guest of the Misses Mary and
Ruth Stanton of Little Crossing.
Miss Margaret Getty is suffering
from a sprained arm.
Esther Zehner has been spending a
few days with Gertrude Beachy.
Mary Miller is visiting her cousin,
Edna Laraway, at Johnstown.
Miss May Blocher is spending several
weeks in Detroit, Mich, with her
mother.
A party of seventy-fve took dinner
and supper at the Casselman Hotel re-
Gently. This is a forcible illustration
that Grantsville is on the map. What
other town of Western Maryland can
make the same showing?
Henry Bill of Wheeling, w. Va, is
the guest of his brother, c. H. Bill.
Mrs. Ray BeYans of Chicago, is visit
ing Miss Maud Bevans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Metzger, with
their daughter, Florence, and Miss
Estelle Williams, of Frostburg, and
Mrs. Porter, of Schenectady, N. Y, are