The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1901-06-13

ANCOCiNCO many ~
A. J. Bonafield, Esq. of Tunnelton.
was a business visitor to Oakland
yesterday.
Townshend & Sons line of trunks
and valises is the largest and cheap
est in town. IA 4
Mrs. r. r. Sanner and son Walter,
of Accident, are in Oakland, the
guests of friends.
WANTED-A sexton for St. Mat
thew's Episcopal church. Apply to
Rev. w. H. Osmond, rector.
Mrs. Lou Thayer Waters went out
to Clarksburg yesterday morning to
remain a few days with friends.
The family of Judge jeremiah NJ.
Wilson arrived here this week to &C.
cupy their cottage during the sum-
mer.
From the way people are buying
vehicles from Naylor, they are learn
ing where they can get the best value
for the least money. - st
Morley Thomas, of Kingwood, who
has been clerk at the Deer Park Ho-
tel for the past two years, is clerk
at the Oakland Hotel this summer.
Miss Bernadette Cunning, of Cum
berland, is the guest of the Misses
Stanton at their home Oh Quality hill.
She will return home on Friday.
Men and women make good money
working for us at home in their spare
time. No experience or investment
required. Write at once to Hermann
Manufacturing Co., 126 So. 9Th St.,
Philadelphia, Pa. 1913
Mr.. Frank Doll, of Rowiesburg, "
Va, and Messrs. G. w. Sinceil an
Henry Klinger, of Washington, we
the guests of Mrs. Leah F. Sincell az
family on Sunday and Monday.
Misses Daisy Grant and Bess c
futt, who have been attending scho
in Baltimore, returned home on Mo-
day night where they will remain u
til school re-opens.
D. Y. Morris, Esq, of Kingwoo
came over to Oakland yesterday wit
a drove of cattle which will be pastu
ed this summer at the Davis farlI
west of town.
Mrs. Louis Bush, of Eglon, accoI
panied by her niece, Miss Jessl
Fringer, left Oakland Saturday morrI
ing for Mount Union College, Ohio
where Miss Lulu Fringer graduate!
this year.
Alex. Wilson, son of Judge DAME
Wilson, who was injured last winter
while engaged in trailing logs ant
who has not recovered from the acct
dent, is at the McComas hospital il
Oakland receiving treatment.
Messrs. John T. and Edwin L. Mitch
ell and Miss Elmira Mitchell, theil
sister, accompanied by Stanley
Mitchell, left yesterday morning fol
Listonburg, Pa, their former home
to remain few days.
Mrs. Ed. Sliger arrived in Oakland
on Saturday last from Homecoming
and, with her husband, who is cash
Ter of the First National Bank, will
go to housekeeping in the Taske
house ON Liberty street.
Mr.. Wallace Mason, who for tn
past week has been attending tn
Epworth League convention a
3 Thomas, w. Va, as delegate from
the Oakland Chapter, returned hom
Saturday night,
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Sanner, who
have been in Hinton, w. Va, 70
some months past. arrived in Oak
land Monday night. Mr.. Sanner viii
have charge of the drug store at Mt
Lake Park this summer.
The Episcopal Convocation o
, Maryland begun it's sessions in ST
Matthew's church in Oakland yester
day evening and will be continued
for two or three days. Quite mum
Der of eminent clergymen are present
Mr.. Oliver w. Boyer, of near Sails
= bury, Pa, who has been in the ives
I for some weeks, arrived here last Sat
urday morning and in the Afternoon
of the same day went down to Beck
+ man, where he is visiting his niece
Mrs. Thomas r. McRobie.
: By advertisement elsewhere Count
: Treasurer VIM. M. Lohr gives motto
to the tax payers of his contemplate
q trip through the county for the pul
! pose of collecting taxes for the pres
ent year. Nearly every point in tn
/ county will be visited by Mr.. Lohr.
4 Mr.. Henry L. Grant, the artist
e photographer, has just completed a
;. order for 800 views for the Chesapeake
S and Ohio railroad. The views wer
i taken along the line of the road an
i include manufactures, Landscapes
s rivers and railway. The photograph
s will be reproduced in half-tones an
be used for advertising purposes b
. the railway.
e Mr.. j. Inskeep Sollars, son of NJ
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