The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-09-17

ingtOn, is the guest of Miss Susie
Legge in Oakland.
Wilbur Davis has gone to Keyser
where he becomes student in the
preparatory school at that place.
Mrs. Arthur Townshend has gone
to Roanoke, Va, for an extended
visit among relatives in that city.
Mrs. S. Z. Bolden and son Charles
have gone to Myersdale and Johns
town, Pa, to visit relatives lew
weeks.
Mrs. Austin Brown, Mrs. James A.
Sincoll and Miss Lulu Fringer spent
Monday as the guests of Miss Addie
Cupp at Corinth.
Mr.. Austin Brown went to Balti-
more yesterday where he is attending
the Republican State Convention in
session in that city today,
In Cumberland Tuesday "a license
to marry was granted William Birch
Sweet and Catharine Coyle, both of
Swanton, this county.
Earnest Harne, of New Martinsville,
w. Va, who has been here for week
on visit to his relatives, will return
to the above town Sunday night.
Mrs. Hiram Mason, of Kansas City,
Mo-, accompanied by her son and
daughter, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. NJ. Robinson in Oakland
Miss Agnes Billiard left Oakland
this morning for Delaware, Ohio,
where she will complete her educa-
ton in the Ohio Wesleyan University.
\ prohibition meeting will be held
in Offutt's Hall on Monday night
when speakers of reputation will ad-
dress the meeting. All are invited.
Messrs. Chas. Bosley, Chas. Liller,
Carl Brown, Carl White, Edward
Helbig, and Leo Rasche have return
ed from their visit to Atlantic City.
The Oak street bridge spanning the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad cut, is
being painted by Contractor VIM. F.
King and force of workmen.
John j. Sweeney and his sister, Mrs.
Mamie Burke, returned to Oakland
Saturday from a visit to the West
Virginia state fair at Wheeling.
The Board of County Commission
ers convened Tuesday morning and
will remain in session the balance OF
the week transacting routine bust
ness.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Robinson, who suffered
a fracture of her hip early in the
spring, has recovered sufficiently to
enable her to move about the house
on crutches.
John Weber holds the bowling
championship in Oakland he having
recently scored 154 in a game of six
boxes and in game of ten boxes his
score reached 217.
Wesley burst, Esq, of Grantsyille
District, who attended court here as
a witness, and Jasper Frazee, Esq, OF
Selbysport, juror, were among our
Monday morning callers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Naylor and chill
dren went to Parkersburg, West Va,
Saturday to visit Mrs. MAYORS sister
Mrs. Crane. They sreturned to Oak
land Tuesday.
The firm of H. n. Cupett & Bro,
general merchants at the Park, has
been dissolved, A. V. Cuppett, OF
Oakland, retiring. The business will
be continued by Mr.. H. N. Cuppett.
Mr.. W. Y. Waltz and daughter, OF
TOWNSVILLE, West Va, who attended
the funeral of their relative, Miss
Mary White, in Oakland on last Sat.
urday, have returned home.
James Compton, who was quite il
during the early part of the summer
and who but recently recovered sui
ticiently to resume work, was agaiI
taken i'll on Sunday and is now con
fined to his bed.
The recently elected Republican
State Central Committee for Garrett
county met in this office on Monday
and organized by electing Austir
Brown as chairman, Charles S. Nav
treasurer, and Patrick E. Finzel, sec
rotary. Headquarters will be opened
in the First National Bank building
as soon as a suite of rooms can be fin
ished for that purpose.