The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-06-25

j. Arthur White, Esq, of Grafton,
spent Sunday with his father in Oak
land.
w. D. Alternately, Esq, of near
Camrel. West Va, was in Oakland
Monday and made this Office a visit
There will be balloon ascension at
Mountain Lake Park on July 4th.
Everybody invited. Ice cream will be
served by Felty & Co. while you wait
Mrs. B. F. Fraley, of Terra Alta,
who visited relatives in Oakla nd sew
eral days last week, has return ed to
her home.
Prof. A. w. Dewitt, principal of
the Oakland schools, has gone to
Frostburg to spend a part Of the sum-
mer there with his family.
Miss Emma Coddington, who visit
ed her sister. Mrs. Browning near
Terra Alta, returned home Tuesday
afternoon.
Contractor Kennedy has completed
the repairs to Liberty street and NOV
ed the unused brick from Second
street pavements which have been an
eye-sore for many moons.
Joe Bradley, son of Mrs. Ellen
Bradley, of near Oakland, who was a
student at Mt. st. Joseph Academy,
near Baltimore, during the winter,
returned to his home here to spend
the summer vac ton.
Mr., G. H. Jennings, president of
the First National Bank at Grants
vile, and owner of the immense lum-
bering plant at Jennings, this county
was in Oakland few days last week
on business.
| '"ill sell at private sale one two
horse 3-seated spring wagon, one one
doIble harness. Also a five-room cot
tage situated in the east end of Loeb
Lynn. Size of lot 120x120.
4 If. w. d. DUNN,
Hicks House, Mt. Lake Park, Md.
Rev.. DR.. James Grammer, of the
Diocese of Virginia, will conduct ser
vices in st. Matthew's Parish during
the summer and a part of the autum
season. DR.. Grammer will hold his
FIST service in the Protestant Epis-
copal church in Oakland Sunday
morning next.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard H. Dickey
and daughter, of Westinghouse, and
Mrs. William Dickey, of New York,
took their departure yesterday for
Deer Park, where they sojourn during
the heated term in large cottage
leased for the season.-Cumberlan nd
News.
Manager Sensor, of the Oakland,
has installed three Knabe pianos in
the hotel for the use and entertain
ment of the guests present and to-be.
In the ball room one of the grand
type has been installed while in the
parlor and lobby two uprights have
been placed.
The Mountain Home Furniture Ba-
Zaar at Mountain Lake Park has
opened up better and larger than ever
and solicts the trade of bargain hun
dreds generally-the honest farmer
specially, the cottage owner in partic-
ular.
Respectfully,
r. g. RICHARDSON,
1853 Mountain Lake Park.
Mrs. Fred. A. Thayer returned last
Thursday afternoon from Winches-
ter, Md, where she had gone a week
prvious to be present at the common
cement of Western Maryland College,
of which institution her daughter,
Miss Rebecca was student, and
who returned to Oakland with her
mother.
A subscription paper asking for
funds with which to build fences and
put in repair the base ball grounds
west of town has been in circulation
two or three days and with results
highly gratifying to those directly in
terested in procuring good grounds
for the pleasure of the players as well
as the public who will attend the
games to be played this summer.
The many favorable press notices
accorded Mr.. Scott T. Jones, of Oak
land, for the State COMPTROLLER since
the publication in this paper of the
communication urging his nomina-
ton for the position, is certainly
gratifying to his many friends in
Garrett county who are legion. From
all sections of the county, too, the
movement toward making him the
candidate for the office, has met with
favor.
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