The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-01-05
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

incidents ana events DIT Rome and
Nearby Mention, Etc.
Mr.. John Logger, of Bittinger, was
in rhe city ou business Tuesday.
Prof J. Frank McBee was at
Athens. Ohio. few days last week,
where he visited his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. WiilIem R. Ofutt
have returned from visit of week
to friends and relatives in Cumber-
land.
Mr., W. A. Maifett was at Hoves
Monday where he attended "a meeting
of the Garrett County Telephone
Company.
Mr.. R. Morris, of Davis, W Va,
editor of the Davis NelCS, Mas the
guest o. Rev. Workman few days
last week.
Attorneys Fred. a. Thayer and Ed
ward II. Siucell were at Bittingec two
or three days this week or profession
al business.
Stuart Hamil returned to Balti-
more Sunday evening, after having
spent several days in Oakland with
his parents.
Miss Zaidee Browning was in Iona
coming several days last week where
she was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Abram Lawton.
Rev. John Moon, of Brosius, W Va.
who removed to that point from this
county some time ago, was in Oak
land this morning
VIII Sollars, of near Oakland, af-
ter eoending the HOLIDAYS with his
parents, returned to Charlotte Hall
College Monday evening.
Mr.. Fred Kamp, one Of our warm
friends from Friendsville, was bust
mess visitor to Oakland Monday. re
turning home Tuesday morning.
Frank Palmer, of Hutton, came
down to Oakland Monday evening
and left on train No. y for Charlotte
Hall College, where he will resume
his studies.
Mr.. Lawrence Crane, of Mt Lake
Park, Md, was visiting relatives and
friends in Grafton this week. Mr.
Crane left this morning for Fairmont
where he has secured d position
Grafton Leader
Paul Naylor and Earl Townshend,
who spent last week in Oakland with
their relatives, returned to the West
Virginia University at Morgantown
Monday afternoon where they will re-
sumo their studies.
Miss May Hopkins, one of the assis-
tant teachers in the Oakland school,
returned to Oakland Tuesday morn
ing from Baltimore, where she spent
the Holiday vacation with relatives.
A dollar placed in either of the two
banks in Oakland at this time will
draw three per cent. interest. Small
savings early in life stimulate econo-
my so that in later life the fruits of
industry may be enjoyed. Begin now.
Mr.. George Legge, one of the eff
cient assistants in the Oakland post
Office who spent a week in Washing
ton where he was the guest of rela-
tives, returned to his home in Oak
land Monday night.
Rev. Thomas S. Long, Superinten-
dent of Mountain Lake Park, who is
residing this winter with his family
at Keyser, was in Oakland last Fri
day on business connected with the
affairs of the Park.
The public schools throughout the
county reopened on Tuesday after a
vacation of one week. The schools in
Oakland are better attended than
HERETOFORE and a marked improve
ment in the progress of the students
can be observed.
DR.. A. j. Mason, a prominent ply
stefan OF Friendsville, Md, and Mr..
Fred Hanly, manager of the Friends,
vile Milling Company, were in Cum
--berland Ell route TO Keyser, w. Va,
% attend a Masonic banquet.-Cum-
berland News.
Mr.. Bowie Johnson of Oakland, Md,
was in the city between trains yester-
day, going from here to Fairmont, to
visit his friend, j. Arthur White, for
merly of this city, but now employed
in j. H. Beckman's store at Fair
mont,-Grafton Sentinel
A broken flange caused a nasty
wreck on the Baltimore & Ohio rail
road Eridnu rrnnrninn a. L....4a,-