The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1900-04-26
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

Personal Mention. Etc.
Mrs. J. T. Mitchell was in Cumber-
land last Friday.
Many a call upon the telephone is
really call down.
1t doesn't require musical educa-
ton to play the races.
Mr.. F. G. Todd, of Kingwood, was
here short time Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Ezra B. Hook, of District No.
2, was in Oakland Monday on bus
mess.
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Mr.. Robert Johnston, of Harris
burg, Pa, is in Oakland to-day on
business.
DR.. Henry w. McComas went down
to Baltimore Monday night for few
days recreation.
Mr.. E. H. Sincell left on Tuesday
night for Louisville, KY, on profess
sional business.
Mr.. VIM. c. Kidd, of Baltimore,
spent few days in Oakland this
week on business.
DIR. E. X. Goldsborough, of Wash
ington. was in Oakland a day or two
last week on business.
Attorney A l. Kelso, of Kingwood,
spent Sunday at his parents home
near Mountain Lake Park.
Rev. Father Wunnenberg came up
to Oakland on Monday morning to
remain a week with friends.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Robinson, of Paw Paw,
has rented room in the Democrat
building and will open line of dry
goods, notions, etc.
Mr.. William Miller, of Accident, who
went west last week to attend the fun
eral of his sister-in-law, returned to
Oakland Tuesday monring.
Michael Nathan. Esq, of Grants
vile, spent few days this week in
Oakland. Mr.. Nathan will probably
go to Cape Nome next month.
G. M. Towson, ESQ.,, of Washing
ton D. c., spent Tuesday in Oakland.
He rented a cottage at the Park
which he will occupy the coming
summer.
W.D. NyC egger, Esq, of Baltimore,
spent Sunday with his parents in
District No. 8. He came here Mon
day afternoon and took train for
Grafton.
Mr.. George b. Hartman, of Grant
annntu nv Na ubn cnont thic
at Friendsville, came up to Oakland
yesterday and left this morning for
his home.
Mrs. Fred. A. Thayer Mrs. Lou
Waters and Misses Dixie Farley and
Sallie Casteel returned on Saturday
evening from a ten days visit to
Washington.
The members of Smiths Military
band went over to Bavard, w. Va.
Tuesday afternoon and gave a min
strel show in the opera house at that
place the same night.
Mr.. w. Frank Keen has returned to
Bel Air with his bride. Mr. Keen has
taken the dwelling near the Presby-
terrain church lately vacated by Rev.
K. S. Miller.-Bel Air Times.
Superintendent Rudisill is quite a
busy man at this season of the year.
but nevertheless he finds time to look
after items of news for the columns of
this paper, for which we are grateful.
The monthly meeting ofthe Oakland
Club will be held on Tuesday night of
next week when the report of the
committee on fish and game will be
submitted to the members of the club.
Senator Ravenscroft and family, of
Accident, came up to Oakland last
Friday and went from here to Daw-
son, Allegany county, where they
spent few days as the guests of the
Senator's parents.
Commander Brown is able to get
about again and his friends greet him
very warmly. He has had very Sc
we're siege of it being confined to his
room during the entire winter. Nor
gantown Dominion.
Christian Felty, ESQ.,, will leave the
employ of r. M. Sutton & Co., whole
sale dry goods merchants of Balti-
more, May list and will become a
travelling salesman for the Connells-
vile UrOcery company.
Mr.. Scott T. Jones went down to
Baltimore Tuesday night on business.
Mr.. Jones has not been offered a DO
sition under the government and we
are led to believe that he would not
accept it even if he were rendered
place.
M. S. Wolf, of Sunnyside, Md, was
in town looking up some affairs of
his brothers. estate. He is executor
of the estate and is getting ready to
close up all the business connected
with it.-Gormania Corr. Piedmont
Independent.
Mr.. Thomas J. Peddicord went to
Annapolis Monday where he argued
the case of Malette VS.. the British
American Insurance Co. before the
Court of Appeals on Wednesday.
Mr.. Peddicord appeared for the in
surance company.
Assistant Fish Commissioner Geo.
d. White was taken sick again on
Saturday with his old complaint
lame back-and was just able to get
home from Lake Brown before the
pain became almost unbearable. He
made the trip standing up in road