The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-06-04

Mr.. G. L. Paugh, of near Thayer-
vile, made this Office a brief visit
Tuesday.
Mrs. DR.. NJ. C. Hinebaugh, who
visited relatives in Baltimore week
or two, returned home last night.
Mr.. Edwin L. Mitchell and family
have moved in the Garter property
on Alder street which was recently
purchased by Mr.. Mitchell.
Mr.. H. P. Tasker, of Cumb erland,
came up to Oaklad from the city last
Saturday and is now down in the
county on visit to friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. William HAYWOOD
have arrived here from Washington
and are occupying the Judge Wilson
summer home north of town.
Roy Hamill, son of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
K. Hamill, who has had a six weeks
siege of pneumonia, came down town
yesterday for the first time since his
COuNdleScence.
Grand Lecturer Graham Dukehart,
of Baltimore, will visit Oakland Lodge,
A, F. & A. Masons here on Thursday
night of next week. All members of
the fraternity are requested to be
present.
The Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad
Company's employees are making the
ground ready to lay brick sidewalk
along Liberty street adjacent to the
railrord company's property in the
rear of the depot building.
The new mileage books on the B. &
o. will begin to be issued on Monday.
They cost $50, with $40 rebate when
the book is used up. The tickets are
good on a number of roads, including
the B. & o., Ohio RIVER, G. & O. and
n. & w.
A box social and dance was given
by Mrs. Ellen Bradley at her residence
near town on Tuesday evening for
the benefit of st. Peters church. A
large number of the young people of
Oakland attended and spent an en-
joyable evening.
Mr.. w. G. Hinebaugh, the Railroad
street restauranteur, has made some
improvements to the interior of his
place which adds to it's convenience
as we'll as appearance. A new front
has also been placed in the building,
the work having been turned out at
the Oakland Manufacturing Com
pany's planning mill.
George Won der Linden, Esq, one
of the stone contractors who did the
work on the First National Bank
building in Oakland, and who had
his family here during the winter,
left for Wheeling last Saturday even
ing where they will reside in the
future.
This paper is in receipt of an invita-
tation to attend the dedicatory exer-
cises of the Keyser Preparatory
School of which Prof. Lloyd Lownd es
Friend, son of Rev. Henry E. Friend,
of this county, is president. The
dedication will occur ON next Thurs
day, the 18th inst.
Chas. A. Tower, who has been en-
ployed for thirteen years or more in
the law office of Mr.. G. S. Hamill in
Oakland, has resigned his positio n
and will embark in the life and fire
insurance business here. His place in
Mr.. Hamill's Office is being filled by
Stewart F. Hamill, who arrived home
from Baltimore one day last week.
The First National Bank building
is being made ready for the roof tim,
bers which will probably be placed
this week. AS soon as the roof is on
the plasterers will begin work and
the building finished on the interior
1t is thought that it will be ready fol-
occupancy by August LIST. Nearly al
the rooms have been rented for tern
of years.
Mr.. R. G. McCandlish, cashier Of
the Friendsville bank, was in Oak
land last Saturday having with hin
the plans and specifications of the
proposed new building which is to bt
erected at Friendsville for the bank
at that place. The plans contemplate
a two story structure, built of cut
stone and pressed brick with modern
conveniences, including a fire anC
burglar proof vault of the latest pat
tern. The lower story of the build
ing will be used exclusively for the
banking room and the upper story
will be utilized for the convenience O.
] the directors.