The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-09-24


Tuesday and yesterday on business.
Mr.. Harry NJ. Hebden, of Baltimore,
was in the city last Monday on bust
ness and made this office brief visit
while here.
Mrs. Hester Raft, of Luke, Nd, who
visited her sister, Mrs. NJ, R. Hamill
in Oakland, returned home last Sun
day afternoon.
EgMrs. Wade H. Hinebaugh and little
son went to Stephens City, Va, on
Tuesday morning where she will visit
relatives few weeks.
Mr.. Peter Z. ohr is seriously i'll at
his home on Third street, he having
been stricken suddenly few days
ago with kidney disease.
Mrs. r, E. Sliger and son Robert
who visited relatives in Frostburg
and Homecoming few weeks, return
ed home last Saturday afternoon.
John Sines, an old veteran of this
county, has been granted a pension
OF $40 per month-a deserved tribute
to his bravery during the war of 1861.
Mr.. Scott T. Jones left for BaIti
more this morning where he will at
tend the opening meeting of the
Bankers Association to be held there
tonight.
Attention is directed to the adver-
tisement announcing the opening of
the Ladies' Bazaar, which will be
found printed in another column of
this paper today.
Mrs. NJ. L. Scott returned last Mon
day from the east where she purchas-
ed line of fall and winter millinery
goods which will soon be on display
at the Baltimore Store.
Mr. Thomas Martin, Jr., with six
horses and his two large buses, left
Oakland Sunday morning for Myers
dale, where he is attending the fair
now being held in that town.
Byrne Hamill has returned to Oak
land from Mercersburg, Pa, where
he went with the intention of enter
ing school for another year, but be-
came dissatisfied and returned home.
Mr.. William Hinebaugh has pur-
chased from his mother the property
on Second street which was recently
vacated by her and which is now oc-
cupied by Mr.. Hinebaugh and his
family.
LOsT-On the road from Oakland
to Offutt's mill near the Brant farm
a package of velvet cloth. Reward if
returned to Rev. woodward, Mt. Lake
Park.
Mr.. George w. Fulmer, of Oakland
visited his aged mother at Beckman
on Monday, who was taken suddenly
i'll there on Sunday while on visit to
her daughter. Her condition is some
what improved.
A meeting of the Republican Com
mittee for this county and the Re-
publican candidates was held in this
office Monday afternoon when the
line of campaign which is soon to
open, was laid out and discussed.
The young child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bolden died last night week
ago and was buried last Friday morn
ing. The funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. B. B. Collins, inter
ment in Union cemetery Myersdale
Republican.
Miss Corinne Manages, of Hummels-
town, Pa, who visited her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. E. Manages in Oakland
for few weeks, departed on Tuesday
morning for Evansville, Pa, where
she will visit friends before returning
to her home.
Judge F. G. Slone, of Wilmington,
Ohio, who spent the summer in Oak
land, departed for his home Tuesday
afternoon. Before leaving he ordered
this paper sent to his address as he is
somewhat interested in the political
outcome in Maryland this fall.
DIR. A. F. Speicher's family started
for California, Tuesday afternoon.
The doctor accompanied them as far
as Pittsburg, where they stopped off
for a short visit with friends residing
in one of the suburbs. 1t was with
much regret that our people babe the
doctors family adieu, and the best
wishes of the community went with
them,-Salisbury Star.