The Republican., 1899-05-11

Mr.. o. X. Harvey has returned from g visit
to relatives atGans, Pa.
Mr.. Scott Shreves was visiting in German
last Wednesday.
40. George was in Oakland last Thursday.
Fletcher Rodeheaver was visiting in Pied
mont Saturday.
Mrs. W. H. Hailer viii open an ice cream
parlor and confectionery store saturday. d.
]. r. Lee was in Oakland Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Beckman, OF Alta
mont, were in town one day last week.
Louis Baldwin, OF Bloomington, has been
visiting in town for week.
Mrs. John Wolf was visiting in Oakland
Monday.
Mrs. A. c. George was visiting relatives in
Bayard Saturday ond Sunday.
Henry Bobbett has improved his residence
greatly by giving it new coat of paint.
Miss May Maiville, of Baltimore, is visiting
relatives in this place
Mr. James Grimm is having his residence
ON Railroad street weatherbca
George 'Brien, sr., of Mouth de, was in
town Saturday. 80
&. F. Hoye, of Hoyes, is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. S. C. Hoye.
Miss Maud Wolf is visiting in Barnum, W.
Va.
Misses Lizzie Smith and Katie Ault, OF Oak
land, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George
Marley, jr., Sunday.
Misses Ella and Sadie Laughlin, who have
been visiting friends and relatives in Evans
vile, Pennington and Grafton, returned
home Monday evening.
Fish Commissioner \. F. George and
daughter, Miss Percy, We're in town a short
time Saturday.
Elmer Haulenbeck, OF Baltimore spent
Sunday with his parents at their beautiful
home Highlands near this place.
Mr.. Walter Flanagan is having some i'm
provements made on his residence.
Miss Irene Jankey entertained fourteen of
her little friends Saturday afternoon. Miss
Irene was ten years old. The young ladies
had a splendid time and all left well pleased
with the afternoons enjoyment and wishing
their little hostess many more happy birth
days.
MIR. John Spelcher is having a handsome
dwelling erected in the suburbs of Deer Park.
Rev. J. c. Rodeheaver and Mr.. Howard
Nethkin spent part of this week in Bruceton,
w. Va.
J. W. Young, of Cumberland, was in town
Wednesday.
week.
Mr.. Calvin Savage is still lying critically i'll
at the home ofhis son Mr.. Charles Savage.
Dr. }. W. Laughlin was in Oakland Tues
day.
Mr.. Frank G. Tullidge and daughter, Miss
Estella, of Cincinnati, Ohio, are guests at the
Freeland House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bunce and daughter,
ing relatives in town Sunday.
Mrs. Captain Hayden, of Mountain Lake
Park, was visiting frieads in town last week.
Massrs. 3. b. SihHt,'I ": BOY a, w f1tfs'7R I.
Broodbelt, Chas Huckley and - Woodruff,
all of Philadelphia, are guests at the Freeland
House.
F. NJ. Reese spent sunday at Piedmont
Messrs. Roy Bolden and Asa Kochon, of
Baltimore; r. L. Nefin and Ohm Winters, of
Grafton; James Barrett, of Relay Station,
and James DelaWder, of Oakland, are guests
at the Lashorn House; also Mr.. John Cope.
of Cumberland.
Great preparations are being made in this
place for Decoration Day. Prominent
speakers have been engaged; the different
societies will take part in the exercises; q
base ball game between two prominent mines
is being arranged; a singing contest between
two prominent and famous professors Of
music; lots of good things to eat and lots of
pretty girls. We want everybody from all
nearby towns to come and help US celebrate
this glorious day. We are not going to be
one bit selfish about keeping this all to our
selves, but want everybody, young and old,
to come and have a good time. Full partic-
ulars next week: watch out for them.
The Epworth League entertainment Mon
day evening was decided success, although
the weather was not as favorable as it might
have been. The following program was rem
dered Selection by the band; reading, Mrs.
o. X. Harvey; song, Miss Prudence Rode
HEAVIER; recitation, Miss Daisy Grimm; selec-
tion by the band recitation, Miss Ella Laugh
lin; recitation, Miss Helen Laughlin: duet by
Misses Josephine tGrimm and Prudence
Rodeheaver; recitation, Jesse McRobie; rec
itation, Miss Bertha Miller song, Miss Ella
Laughlin; recitation, Mrs. o. X. Harvey:
recitation, Miss Daisy Grimm; selection by
band; recitation, Charlie Jones' Then fol-
lowed Ia closing selection by band after
which refreshments were served. The
League wishes to express its thanks to all
who so kindly took part in the program and
especially to the band for its excellent selec-
tions, which added greatly to the enjoyment
of all present. MA.