The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-11-02
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.

Prof. May and wife went to Fairmont
West Va, Saturday. to spend a week
with friends.
Andrew Shell has gone to Pittsburgh
for the winter. He has secured d 20,
sition as conductor on the city street
cars.
Mrs. Lantz, of West Virginia, was in
the Park the last of the week looking
at houses, with a view OF making a
purchase.
| Mr.. W. C. Huntington has rented
Hotel Everett, Washington, D. c. He
with his wife and daughter, Miss June,
went to that city Monday. and on Tues
day Mr. Huntington took charge of the
hotel. He will return to the Park in
the spring and take charge of the
Mountain Lake Hotel as usual.
Nelson Miller has secured a position
as motorman on the street railway of
Pittsburgh. He and family will leave
the Park in few days. They will re-
turn to the Park for next summer.
Everybody regrets that Mr.. Lester
Yutzy and family are to become citi-
zens of Oakland. Our loss is Oakland s
gain. Lester is a useful man.
Mrs. L. A. Rudisill, Mrs. Carrie
Hopkins and Miss Ella Hopkins spent
Friday with Mrs. Anna Selby and her
mother, Mrs. McQuay in Oakland.
Mrs. M. M. Schrock received two
guests last Thursday from Connells-
Vile, Pa.
The board of Directors of the Park
Association met at their office last Fri
day afternoon and transacted some
business.
Many of our all year residents are
busy burning leaves around their prop
erty. The careless dropping of match
would do immense damage.
A call for help was received Sunday
afternoon from farmers in the vicinity
Of VIM. Moons to help fight fire. Two
automobiles, with full loads of men,
rushed to the fire. Considerable fenc-
ing was burned. The fire extended as
far as Table Rock neighborhood.
Miss Ella Hopkins, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. l.. A. RudisilI.
returned to Cincinnati Monday night.
Dr. Wright was the preacher in the
Methodist church Sabbath night. The
pastor is conducting revival services at
Wesley Chapel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Weber will &C.
cupy The Creedmore" cottage this
winter. They are now at home to their
friends.
But little mischief was done Hal
lowe'en night. A few wagons were
placed on the board walk and Chas.
Bunce's buggy was put in front of the
post Office door.
Mrs. Mary }. Crane, of Somers, New
York. was guest of Allenhurst Tues.
day.
A daughter of Mr.. Killiu5 is sick with
diphteria. The home has been uuaran-
tined.
The Camp Meeting Association held a
meeting in Pittsburgh yesterday to plan
for the Park meeting for next season.
The date selected is June 90 July 8 in
elusive. The Association is trying to
increase the membership to 1000.
Several new workers have been engage
ed for the meeting.
The death of Pastor Russell, last
Tuesday was heard with sorrow by his
followers in this vicinity.
Upton Cuppett will take his team to
Akron, Ohio, next Wednesday, He has
secured work for them at 81. 60 per day
for the winter. His son, Russell, is re-
siding in that city and doing we'll Gus
Hilleary is talking about sending two
or more teams with Mr.. Cuppett.
Potatoes at 81. so per bushel and not
many offered at that price
Mrs. Carrie Hopkins, of Los Angeles,
CAL, is spending few days with Mrs.
McQuay.