The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-07-17
HERE AND ELSEWHERE.
Movements Of Prominent Persons
Known to the Readers OF 1.-THE
Republican"


The Rev. H. G. Ravenscraft. of
Kingwood. w. Va, was visiting
relatives and friends in town a few
days this week.
Ellsworth West, who formerly
worked for J. w, feathers, was Wis.,
iting friends in Oakland on Monday.
DIR. s. Townshend and family spent
last Saturday withsfriends at Deer
Park.
The Rev. J. P. Brushingham. pas.
tor of Ada street M. E. church, Chi
cago. ILL.,, is spending his vacation in
Oakland. This is the reverend's first
visit, and he is delighted with our
climate and scenery.
Mrs. Charles Peters and son Paul.
of Keyser. w. Va. are visiting Mrs.
Peters father-in-law, Jonn A.
Peters. this week.
The Rev. M. w. Rider. pastor of
the NJ. E. church, Kingwnod. w.
Va. spent last Thursday and Friday
at Mt. Lake Park, attending CAMP
meeting.
Miss Anna Jordan. of Kingwoad.
w. Va. is visiting her sister, Mrs.
j. Ed. Kildow in this place.
Willie Tasker left last week to join
his father in Georgia. The Rey. d.
Ta-ker has heen two years in the
South and is 81 well pleas d that he
! has decided 10 move his family there
and make Florida their future home
Mr.. Tasker writes that in conse-
qupnce Of the freezes of late years,
the purchasing and planting of a
young orange grove is unadyisable.
His was a failure and he disposed of
it at quite heavy loss and invested
in bearing grove. A young grove
entails much yearly expense and
takes about nine years to become re-.
muneratiye.
Doctor d. T. E. Casteel and wife,
of Buckhannon. w. Va, are visit
ing relatives and friends in Oakland.
The Doctor has a large practice in
Buckhannon. and in addition to that,
fills one Of the faculty chairs in the
NJ. E. Conference Seminary at that
place.
Benjamin Jones. of Smithton. w.
Va, brother of Mrs. S. l.. Town.
shend, is visiting in Oakland this
week.
Michael Ryan. of Maine, cousin
of Michael Maroney's, after spending
a week in Oakland. returned home
on Tuesday. The cousins had not
seen each other for thirty-three
years.
Mrs. G. P. Ahalt. of MiddletOWn,
Md, arrived in Oakland last Thurs
day. She is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Karn.
G. E. Wagner and son George. OF
Little Rock. Ark, arrived in Oak.
land last Friday and are the guests
of Mr.. WIS brother.in.laW, A. G.
Sturgiss.
H. Z. Mari and H. P. Staples. of
Lowell, Mass. supreme officers of
the Iron League, were in Oakland
the guests Of John ShartZer on Mon
day. They and Mr.. Shartzer were
in Piedmont. w. Va, this week
experimenting the arranging of the
Leagues headquarters which has
been removed from Lowell to Pied
mont.
Revs. Boyce. of Rowlesburg. w.
Va. and O'Conner, of Clarksburg,
w. Va, were the guests of the Rev.
Romanus Mattingly on Monday.
Will Scott of the Edison Electric
Light &C.,. spent Sunday at home
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M.
l.. Scott.
B. Morgan of the MorgantOwn
Post,and Russell Huston were guests
at the Glades Wednesday.
S. P. Baker. of near Mt. Lake
Park, was a caller at our Office We'd
n9sdAy.
Miss Nellie Sullivan is visiting
friends in Cumberland this week.
Max Good and sister Miss Jessie
arrived here on Monday aud are
stopping at E. D. Kepner's.
Miss Juniatta Lightner. after {
visit of several months in Oakland
returned to her home near Wheeling
Sunday morning. She was accom-
panied home by her sister, Mrs
Henry j. Mayors.
Revs. E. A. Boyer, s. S., D. D..
professor of Theology in st. Mary
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