The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-06-15

MGS. Wduo II. hlneDduSn ana little
son OF Oakland, Md, are in the city
for few days the guests of relatives
and Reconsideration Sentinel.
Among the Bloomington visitors 0
Oakland Monday were Messrs. Will
lam Moody, Michael FLYNN and j. H..
Moorehead.
Messrs. Elliot C. and George Har-
yey, of District No. s, were in Oak
land on Saturday last. being business
visitors to the county capital.
Mr.. Austin Brown went to Friends
vile on Friday evening last, returning
to Oakland Sunday afternoon. At
Friendsville Mr.. Brown visited his
mother, sister and other relatives.
Sheriff Edward J. Frantz returned
to Oakland from Baltimore Tuesday
morning where he had taken a pris-
oner sentenced to serve a term for
train riding. The sheriff was accom-
panied by Joe White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Miller, of
Washington, ID. g., arrived in Oak
land last Thursday evening and will
, remain during the greater part of the
present month as guests of Mr.. Mil
ler's sisters and other relatives.
Mr.. Nathan L. Selby was a visitor
to Oakland last Saturday, returning
home on Sunday morning accompan
led by Mr.. Ulysses S. Frazee, of near
Selbysport, who had been in Oakland
several days as the guest of Mr.. \. T.
MATHEWS. hs nephew.
Joe Litzinger of the Leader office.
Saturday afternoon got his right
hand caught in one of the job presses.
and had several fingers badly mashed.
He will not be able to resume his du-
ties for some time to come.-Grafton
Sentinel
Mr.. Oscar Stull, of New York, is
here as the guest of his brother. Mr..
William R. Stull. During the past
winter Mr.. Stuli travelled through
the West and South with the Fan
Toy theatrical company.
Mr.. R. S. Browning, son of Hon.
and Mrs. r. 7. Browning, of Deep
Creek, has been employed by the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad as spec
ial officer with headquarters at the
Deer Park Hotel during the present
summer. Mr.. Browning entered MP.
on his duties on last Saturday.
Mr.. James Aronhalt, of District No.
y, was in Oakland on Saturday.
Among Mr.. Aronhalts friends there
Is a desire to place his name before
the Republican Convention this fall
for the office of County Commission
err He is an excellent man and
would make a splendid public official.
Mr.. H. NJ. Hollinger, of Selbysport
District, was in Oakland last Friday
and Saturday looking after some DO
lltlcal fences at present in thorough
repair but which may become disor-
dered before the primaries.
Attorneys Gilmor S. Hamill. E. H.
Sincell and Norman S. Heindel. &C.
companied by Surveyor Alexander C.
Mason left Oakland Monday for a
point near Grantsville where they
will survey a body of land the title
for which is now in controversy be-
tween Noah Newman and Josephus
Glotfelty. The party expects to re-
turn to Oakland this evening.
Mr.. John l.. Fitzwater, of near
Beckman, was in Oakland last Satur-
day when he recounted the terrible
experience which befell his neighbor,
Mr.. kirshman, on the morning pre-
vious by which the latter lost three
of his children in the burning of his
home. The full account of the disas-
ter is published elsewhere in this is
sue, being from the facile pen of Mr..
Charles M. Miller, of Swanton. to
whom the editor returns his thanks.
Get your shovel plows and cultiva
tors at NaYlor Co.'S. 81.
The Little German band,' an or
ganization which travels from place
to place throughout the country,
came to Oakland Monday morning
from the West and during the day
furnished good music on the streets
much to the delight of the small boy
and his larger brother and sister to
judge by the crowd that surrounded
the musicians at their every stop. AT
night the band furnished music for
a dance given in Offutt's Hall which
was very well patronized.
A. ID. Naylor & Co. have a cream
separator on hand they will sell at a
sacrifice. Capacity 1895 lbs. per hour.
Will sell on guarantee. 81