The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-08-24

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Mr.. E. Green Selby, of Howard
county, is in Oakland visiting his son,
DR.. B. F. SelbY
Rev. Koser, of Eglon, was the guest
of Mr. Edmund L. Manages on last
Tuesday evening.
Misses Catharine and Corinna Man
ges visited at Mr.. Gruesendorf's at
Hutton, on Tuesday
James Treacy's is the place for
green and staple groceries at right
prices.
DR.. j. W. Butler, of Washington,
accompanied by Rev. Charles Butler
and wife were guests at the Lutheran
parsonage last Tuesday evening.
J Rev. G. II. Butler, of Washington,
d. c., preached an excellent sermon
last Sabbath evening in Garrett Me
mortal church. Rey. DR.. Butler was
also present.
Mrs. Tina Taylor nee Connel, of
Century, West Va, accompanied by
two winsome daughters and her niece
COrinne DeBerry, of Terra Alta, were
! guests Yesterday of friends in Oak
/ land.
Mr.. and Mrs. King Delawder are at
MOrgantown where they attended
the funeral of their niece, Mrs. Matte
BOughner Payne, whose death occur
red at Denver, Col, last Friday
morning.
STRAYED--A liver and white point
er dog; brown head; brown saddle on
back; well licked; strap collar; no
name. Liberal reward will be paid
if returned to Deer Park Hotel, Deer
Park, Md. 1t
The piano pupils of Miss Daisy
Grants Oakland class will give a
musicale on Monday evening next at
eight o'clock in Ofutts hall, to which
all who are interested in music are
cordially invited TO attend.
! Mrs. G. Renninger and daughter
Miss Anna, of Cumberland, mother
and sister of Attorney Julius C. Rem
ninger, are guests of that gentleman
and his estimable wife at their resi-
dence on Liberty street.
Mr. P. B. Englar, editor Of the Car
roll Record, Taneytown. Md, was
fro tarpa1 y,icitOr 70 +I;e oaG.o 1..4
Thursday. Mr.. Englar is spending
the present month at Loeb Lynn
Heights as has been his custom for
| several wears past.
Mr.. Leonard Lochner, of this office,
who spent last week along the South
Branch with a party of kindred
spirits where the time was spent
(when not raining) in fishing, return
ed to Oakland Sunday night and re-
sumed his position on Monday morn
ing, The outing did him lots of good
physically.
DIR. G. E. Chew, of the Baltimore
dental fraternity, is located for a few
weeks at Mountain Lake Park and
will visit SwantOn in a professional
capacity Thursday of each week dur
ing his sojourn in the mountains. DR..
Crew has visited Swantop in previous
summers and is highly esteemed there
no less professionally than as a most
genial gentleman.
Mr.. William Miller, of Accident, ac-
cOmpanied his brother-in-aw, Mr.
Henry Mo!lering to Oakland on last
Monday, when the latter left here
for business trip to New York Mr..
and Mrs Mollering reside at Fort
Wayne, Ind, and have been for a
few days guests of Mrs. Mollering's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Melchoir Miller
at Accident.
Mr. VIM. II. Pierson, wife and
daughter of Frost Hill, Newark, New
Jersey, came up to Deer Park on No.
3 train last Sunday. Mr.. Person Is
connected with the North Ward Nat
ional Bank of Newark, and he is now
taking his annual vacation. The
North Ward National Bank is one of
the stroug financial concerns of New
ark and does a very large business.
Indeed the banks of Newark, like
those of Baltimore and Oakland, are
! sound and secure.
Mr.. Martin l.. Snyder, of Pittsburg,
came to Oakland last Saturday where
he joined his wife, who has been the
guest for some weeks of her sister,
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Ashby, and left on Mon
day for Bittinger and other points in
the northern section of the county
where they will visit friends for
short time and then return to Oak
land as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ashby
for few days prior to their return
home