The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-09-04
HERE AND ELSEWHERE.


Known to the Readers of 1.-THE
Republican"
Miss Kate Spedden was visiting
in Terra Alta and Huttons on
Friday.
Mrs. Alvin Getty, nee Kepner,
of Cumberland, who has been spend
ing the heated term in town visiting
her parents, returned to her home
Friday of last week.
Miss Mile Clark, of Kingwoad,
well known to many of Oakland's
residents, spent Thursday of last
week visiting Mrs. Howe at the
Park.
Waring Thomas was in Cumber-
land two or three days last and this
week.
Silas Weimer, Esq, an employee
in the L. 5. sub-Treasurer's Office,
Baltimore, who, with his family,
has been spending a month at the
old home near McHenry, returned
to Baltimore and his duties on Fri
day last. Mrs. Weimer and children
will remain here permanently.
Miss Lille Kurtz, of Grantsville,
was stopping with her many Meyers
dale friends on Monday.-Meyers-
dale Commercial.
Rev. NJ. W. Rider, of Kingwood,
was at the Park, Friday, to see Mrs.
Rider who has been there since G.
A. r. day receiving medical treat
ment from DR.. II. W. McComas.
Mr.. Rider returned to Kingwood on
Saturday.
Capt. G. G. Hedges, proprietor of
the Windsor hotel, Cumberland, was
in Oakland, Friday, on business.
Attorney Robert Z. Semmes, of
Cumberland, was in town last Fri
day on professional business.
VIII u. Ravenscraft and wife, of
Fairmont, came down to Oakland
and spent Sunday with DR.. and Mrs.
W. A. Ravenscraft.
Mrs. Joseph Lashorn, of Deer
Park, was up to Oakland last week,
the guest of Rev. Shapes and wife.
Mr.. White, of the firm of Kitz-
miller & White, is rusticating at
Oakland and other places this week.
Elk Garden News.
Mrs. Fanny Laney, daughter of
Jacob Brown, Esq, of Cumberland,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Daniel Chisholm, for several weeks,
returned to her home Friday last.
George Brooke, wife and child, of
Buckhunnon, W. Va, were visiting
ID. IL. Loar's family two or three
days last week. They departed Sat
urday last to visit friends and rela-
tives in and near Uniontown, Pa.
Mrs. Anna Peasants and daugh-
ter, of Baltimore, who are visiting
at &. a. Speddcn's, were up to
Terra Alta and lluttOns since our
last issue, visiting friends.
Clarence Ollie, Esq, of Morgan
town, who was returning home from
trip to the eastern cities, stopped
over in Oakland last Friday, to visit
his aunt, Mrs Totten.
Mrs, Joseph Moreland and two
children, Of Morgantown, were Wis
iting Mrs. |. ID. Tottcn from Fri
day until Tuesday.
Lieut.. +. NJ. G. Brown, L. S. n,
was in Oakland Saturday, visiting
relatives.
Sewell Spedden, an old Oakland
boy who left town several years ago,
and whose home is now in Pennsyl-
vania, is here visiting his father and
other relatives. e'ewell looks ex-
cellent, and says'he is doing well.
Charles Edgar Brown, Esq, of
the Police Commission, Cincinnati,
was in Oakland few days since our
last issue. Mr.. Brown is conducting
the campaign for Governor Camp
bell.
Mrs. VIM. Grim and children,
who left Oakland early in the spring
for her native land, Scotland, re-
turned on Sunday evening.
Mrs. John White and daughter
returned, Sunday, from visit to
relatives in Baltimore.
r. G. Richardson, Esq, of the
firm Of Richardson Bros. & Co.,
furniture manufacturers of Keyser,
". Va. was III town q few hours on
business, Monday.