The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-05-21

The price of home grown wool opens
this year at 10 cents cash.
Go to Whites Restaurant for your
lunches. 5 If
Col. Thomas B. DaYis, of Keyser,
West Va, attended the sale of Angora
goats near Oakland yesterday.
Mr.. Herman Creutzburg spent Sun
day and Monday in Washington and
Baltimore with friends.
Money to loan on real estate. Easy
payments. Apply to Julius G. Rem
ninger, Oakland, Md. 80 If
Miss Daisy Grant went to Luray,
Va, Tuesday morning and will make
a visit to friends in Baltimore prior
to her return home.
Mr.. w. R. Stull had as his guests
last week Messrs. NJ. S. Kemmerer
and Walter Leisenring, both of
Maunch Chunk, Pa.
Mrs. King Delawder and Mis- Mollie
Peddicord went to Parkersburg,
West Va, last Saturday morning for
visit of week or two to Mrs. Crane.
Mrs. Joseph p Helbig and Mrs.
Arthur Townshend, the latter accom-
panied by her little daughter Helen,
went down to Cumberland Yesterday
and spent the day in that city.
Mrs. Thomas Sweeney and little
daughter left for CINCINNATI yester-
day morning. She will be joined in
that city within a week or two by her
husband where thev will reside in the
future.
The fine strings of fish being
brought in by the boys are tempting
many amateurs to done duck suits,
arm themselves with fishing pole and
bait and HE away to the crystal
waters to go "a fishen.n
Charles Whitmore, Esq, of Krug,
now superintendent of the mill and
yards of the Yough Manor Lumber
Company, whose works are located
at Krug, came up to Oakland last
Saturday and spent the day with his
many friends in town.
In Cumberland Tuesday maria sc
license was issued to Charles r. Gar
litz, of Ayilton, and Annie Bell Custer,
of Swanton. The latter, however,
has been living in Oakland for year
or more but claims Swanton as her
home.
Mr.i George A. Walls, clerk of the
County Court at Kingwood, West
Va, was here last Friday where he
consulted Messrs. Naylor & Co. con-
corning the plumbing and heating
arrangements for a new dwelling
which Mr.. Walls is erecting at his
home town.
Miss Myra Ross. popular society
lady of Addison, Somerset county, is
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Angus
tine, East Fayette street. Miss Ross
is on her way home from New York,
where she has been visiting her broth
er, Col. NJ. r. Ross, who is located
at Fort Wadsworth, N.Y.-Uniontown
| Standard.
We had a pleasant visit Tuesday
afternoon from Mr.. Philips Sidersky,
of Philadelphia, Pa, editor of two
Christian Jewish newspapers, who
was here and at the Park making
arrangements for the meeting of the
international Hebrew Christian Con.
ference which will be held at the
Park July 24-30. Mr.. Sidersky is an
intelligent, energetic gentleman and
is enthusiastic in his line of work.
Mr.. Jacob Morrison, of Oakland, is
in receipt of letter from Pittsburg
where his son Walter is i'll with an
attack of small pox, which states that
the patient is slowly recovering. AT
one time last week it was feared that
the disease would be attended with
fatal results, but the letter above re-
ferred to treasures Mr.. Morrison and
his friends of the ultimate recovery of
the young man, which fact gives us
much pleasure to state.
The Grafton Daily Sentinel of Mon
day had thirty columns of home adj
vertisements and that is not an I'M
usual amount for that paper. 1t
means that the business men of that
town know how to get the custom.
And Grafton has had daily paper
only about three months. Now it
has two and each one of them has
eight pages of six columns to the
page-a nice size newspape,-either
daily or weekly.