The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-10-08

toh, was DusIneSS NlSlUOf 10 oakland
last Tuesday.
Mr.. Lloyd burst, one of the leading
citizens of Homecoming, paid Oakland
business visit yesterday.
Miss O'Malley, of Warrington, w.
Va, who visited friends in Oakland
several days last. week, has returned
home.
Milton Sincell has gone to Keyser
where he has entered the West Vfr-
ginia Preparatory school for the pres
ent term.
Miss Nettie Michaels, who spent
several weeks in Baltimore and York,
Pa, returned home last Thursday
morning.
Mrs. John o. Michaels and daugh-
ter Miss Mamie, are visiting relatives
and friends at Albrightsville and
Kingwood, West Va.
The work of printing the minutes
OF the recent session of the Methodist
Episcopal Conference held at Wheel
ing, will begin in this office next week.
Capt. James \. Hayden and Fred.
A. Thayer, who attended the West
Virginia Conference at Wheeling
last week returned home on Saturday.
Wallace Mason left last Thursday
morning for Buckhannon, w. Va,
where he entered the Seminary to
complete a business course of study.
Joseph Martin, Jr., the Railroad
street restauranteur, received one
day last week a green sea turtle and
on Tuesday night he served turtle
soup to his customers.
Mrs. J. n. Robinson, who recently
recovered from an accident by which
she sustained broken hip left Thurs
day morning for visit to relatives at
Mill Creek, West Va.
Mr.. George r. Gleeson, prominent
leather merchant of Boston, Mass,
was business visitor to Oakland
yesterday morning where he spent
the day with Mr.. U. &. Palmer.
Mrs. George w. Fleming will leave
Sunday night for White Haven, Pa,
where she will visit relatives and
later be joined by Mr.. Fleming who
expects to go there on Wednesday of
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Proctor and
their guest, Miss Baker, of Cincinnati,
left for that city yesterday morning
where few weeks will be spent by
the former when the return to Oak
land will be made.
Mrs. Loula Harner. Mrs. Sarah
johnson, n. j. Green, Miss Bessie
Baden, Cyrena Cooper, Mr.. Chas
Miller, H. N. Herring, Walter Davis,
Harry Don, P. H. Yost, Thos. Cans,
Rev Mr.. Mathers.
The fall millinery openings are tax
ing place and the stores in which
creations of fashions devotees are dis
played are crowded from morning to
night by those who are making their
selections of fall millinery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian j. Otto, of
New Germany, arrived in Oakland
from their home last Friday and spent
Saturday here, Mrs. Otto being the
guest of Mrs. Andrew B. Gender on
Second street.
Mr.. Robt Mooreh cad has been ap-
pointed constable and Mr.. Floyd
Kline magistrate at Bloomington. AS
soon as commissions have been issued
and the necessary bonds filed, these
two gentlemen will open a regular
police court.
Mr. James L. Pollock and little son
Edward, who spent the summer with
Mrs. Pollock's parents, DR.. and Mrs.
E. H. Bartlett in Oakland, returned
to their home in Philadelphia last
Saturday morning where they will
spend the winter.
Commander r. NJ. &. Brown has
returned to Morgantown after spend
ing the summer at Oakland. He is
very much improved in health and
his friends are very glad to see him
in town again. He has great many
plans ahead for the proper celebra-
ton of the dedication of the soldiers
monument and with his aid it is ex-
pected that the day will be the red
letter day in Morgantown's history
Morgantown Post.