The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-03-16

Mr. William Moody, of Blooming
ton, was In Oakland on business last
Saturday.
Miss Daisy Stemple, of Aurora, is
in Oakland visiting the family of Mr.
James w. White.
Mayor. H. w. McComas who spent
a week in Washington and Baltimore,
returned to Oakland Sunday evening.
'%=s,Mr. Ross Compton, of Grantsyille, is
in Oakland today on business and
will remain a few days seeing his
MANY friends.
Mrs. Olin f. burst, of Homecoming,
who spent several DAYS in Oakland
with Der mother, Mrs Leah f. Sincell,
returned to her home this morning.
Mrs. William r. Offutt, who has
been the guest of her parents at Cum
berland for two or three weeks, re-
turned to Oakland Tuesday morning.
Mr. l.. Lochner. of this office, went
to his home in Homecoming to spend
Sunday with his parents where he
was taken i'll with quinsy and was
laid up for a day or two.
Mrs. Bruce Lichty drove oyer or
Grantsvi!e on Saturday, where she
was called by the illness of her
mother, and spent several days with
her relatives in that place--Meyers-
dale Republican
Master Robert Sliger entertained
quite number of his little friends at
a birthday party Yesterday, it being
his fifth anniversary. Delicious re-
freshments were served to the Young
guests and the host wus the recip-
lent of numerous presents.
Messrs. George L. Michaels and
William A. Michaels, the former a
Maryland Assemblyman and the lat
ter the Prohibition candidate for Con-
gress last fall, were business visitors
to Oakland on Monday when both
gentlemen made this office pleasant
visits.
The house on the farm occupied by
Truman Cover, located half mile
from Oakland on the CrelIin road.
was set on fire by lamp communica-
ting ilames to a curtain on last Satur-
day night but was extinguished after
tr.tling damages had resulted.
Mr.. William H. Jacobs, of near Lo-
naconing, was in Oakland Tuesday
where Unqualified before the Orphans
Court AS administrator of the the
personal estate of his father, the late
Norman Jacobs, whose death occur
red during the latter part of January
last.
Mrs. Amanda Hyde, the aged moth
er of Mr.. f. g. HYDE, of Oakland was
brought to the residence of her son
here on last Saturday evening from
Thornton, where she had been on a
visit to relatives and where she was
taken violently ill with an attack OF
heart trouble. Her condition since
her arrival here has somewhat i'm.
proved
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Spring flowers and spring poets
must get here soon. No winter yet
was eyer so long and tedious that it
did not finally give way to gentle
spring. Then the housewife and
many house man, imbued with the
sentiment of the season. begin to
think of flowers and fruits and out
door occupation In the beautlfylng OF
home
DR.. j. Gilbert Selby, of Eglon,
West Va, brought to the McComas
Sanitarium in Oakland last Saturday
Mrs. Washington Fike, of near Brook
side, who has been sufferin g for sew
eral weeks with tumor in her side,
the trip to Oakland being made with
the determination of operating upon
the lady to relieve her should the
physicians in Oakland deem that step
necessary.
AT A. d. Naylor & Co.'s you will
find complete line of Grain Drills,
Harrows, Flows. Wagons. etc, in
fact almost any kind of an implement
farmer may need and at prices as
low as the lowest, quality consider