The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-10-27
Work on the addition to the Raven

Work on the addition to the Ravens
croft building on Second street is
progressing rapidly. The frame work
and part of the brick work for the
second story is up and next week the
roof will be put on.
DR. Henry W. McComas, of Oak
land, who spent the past month in
Baltimore where he visited his moth
er, and in Washington and New York.
returned to Oakland Monday morn
ing. During his absence the NcCom-
as Sanitarium was closed but will re
open Noy. fst.
Attorney Fred 7. Martin of Fair
mont, was in the city for a short time
last night on his return home from
Oakland.-Mr. Thomas H. KImmell
arrived in the city from Oakland yes
terday and has accepted position at
the Sherwood. TRAITOR Sentinel.
Rev. E. Manages, of the Lutheran
church, went to Cumberland yester-
day to attend the Allegany Confer
ence of his denomination and today
will go to Martinsburg, w. Va,
where the Annual Synod will be held
during the rest of the week. In con
sequence of Mr.. Manages absence no
services will be held in the Lutheran
church. Sunday.
Tuesday morning FIVE head of reg
istered stock, consisting of a bull and
four COWS, We're driven through Oak
land to Accident, they having been
purchased in Greenbrier county, w.
Va, by Harvey Speicher, of Accident,
who will utilize them for breeding
purposes. The animals were full
blood short-hOrn Durham. The bull
weighed just ton.
Mr.. Elisha Aronhalt, of District No.
s, YVES in Oakland last Friday where
he was completing arrangements for
, his trip to the South for the benefit
of his impaired health. He expects
to leave some time shortly after the
election and will be accompanied by
wife
Mr.. John F. Browning, OF near
Thayerville, who went to Webster
Springs, West Va, several weeks ago
for the benefit of his health, returned
home last Thursday very much i'm.
proved. Mr.. Browning's many friends
will be glad to learn of his almost
complete restoration to health.
Hon. d. E. Dick, of Baltimore, and
Austin Brown. of Oakland, chairman
of the Republican State central com.
mittee for Garrett county, passed
through town Tuesday. They called
upon the Journal and incidentally
the great paper learned that the dem.
ocratic party continues to have INC
show" in Garrett county.
Journal.
Invitations have been issued by
Mrs. Bridget Maroney for the wedding
of her daughter, Miss Rosalie, to Mr..
William R. Coglan, which will take
! place on Thursday morning, Novem
Der 3rd, at nine o'clock in St. Peters
I Catholic church. Miss Maroney's
friends are legion in Oakland who
wish her long and happy welded
life. Mr.. Coglan is employed as tele.
graph opei ator at Mountain Lake
Park. He is well known and uni
versally liked in Oakland.
A good story is told on well known
Grantsville inebriate who recently
went to Johnstown, Pa, got drunk.
bolted into the Cambria steel works,
laid down in a corner and went to
sleep. Some time later he was dis
covered by an employe who reused
him from his drunken stupor, saying
what in the hi are you doing
here?" The Grantsville man answer
ed: Nothing as yet, and it may be
that I'm in the wrong department
The questioner then asked the
Grantsville man where he was from
"Well," said the poor fellow as he
viewed with a Mortified expression o.
countenance the blazing fires and the
rain of sparks falling all around them
81 lived at Grantsville, Md, before
died salisbury Star.