The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1918-03-07
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.

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Lincoln Calls, during the absence of
Merchant Wolf, last week was sales
man in Beckman e. Wolfe's store.
McGregor Davidson. of the U. S.
Cruiser Ohio, was a recent visitor in
Baltimore.
Pastor Fallen last week visited his
Pensioners in the Park. If you want
to hear good. plain, practical sermon
attend the Methodist church next Sab
bath at II a. m.
Raking off lots and burning leaves,
pruning trees and cleaning up outdoors
is occupying the attention of the Park
tiles. We have had some few most en-
joyable spring days the past week.
Constable West and Harper Bartlett,
of Oakland, had business in the Park
last Friday.
j. NJ. ConnewaY, of Washington. D.
c., vas in the Park Monday, looking at
houses for rent He was very much
plSdSeO WIN w ildt lt saw.
Mrs. Charles Tower. of Oakland,
called on friends in this vicinity last
Monday; also looking at houses.
Dandelion greens will soon be in sea
son, affording a change in our daily diet
The city fathers of Loeb Lynn are
having number of loads of cinders put
on their streets thereby improving them
very much.
John Stevenson and family have NOV
ed into the Pollock cottage for the sea-
son.
Mine host Huntington is having the
walks and drives on the hotel property
very much improved. He is also plac-
ing cinders on the drive along the front
Of the hotel property. The Mountain
Lake Hotel will be especially attract
i've to automobile people this season.
The following paragraph clipped from
the Baltimore American will be Of in
terest to the people of this vicinity.
Mr. Cadle lived for two years in the
Park and run a very profitable chicken
farm:
MIR. R. J. Cadle, of Roslyn, is the
proud possessor of hens and pullets that
are the equal of any in the State, in the
egg line His pen Of three hens and
10 pullets Barred Plymouth Rock laid
in February 255 eggs, an average Of
193 eggs for each. The dams Of the
pullets LAID an average of 195 each last
year"
Can any Garrett county chicken rails
er beat this record? If so, we would
like to hear from him.
Mrs. P. B. Cough, of Piedmont,
spent Tuesday with Park friends.
Charles Weimer spent the first of the
week with his sisters in the Park
Mrs. Allie Raymond and Mrs Carl
Frame, of Fairmont, w. Va, spent the
first part of the week with Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene Comerford.
Marvin Harrison, who spent the
winter at Romney, W. Va, is here for
few days.
There will be many more war gar
dens IN the Park this summer than
there we're last season.
Last Saturday morning c. F. Bell
and Mrs. Clary called at the Methodist
parsonage in Oakland, and Rev. W. M. /
Shultz, pronounced them man and wife
They returned home and are now en-
joying their honeymoon in Mrs. Bells
home. They are receiving the con-
gratulations of their many friends
May they live long and prosper.
The town election at Loeb Lynn last
Monday resulted in the election of:
Mayor. Bert Leighton; councilmen. II. /
NJ. Weeks, T. B. DOMAIN and Calvin
Cuppett; tax collector and bsiliff,
Warren Rathbun; treasurer, Alfred /,
White; clerk. Lester Yutzy.
March has come in lamblike. The
weather has been ENJOYABLE. Some
rain and plenty of sunshine. Fine
weather for out door work.
Those in charge of the Epworth Lea
que Institute are trying to arrange to
be here this summer. The dates being
considered are Aug Ala. We hope
that they will decide to return this
summer.