The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-08-31

Miss Marie Grusendorf, of Hutton,
visited the Misses Manages last Satur-
day and Sunday
Internal Revenue Collector j. J.
Bell of Homecoming, was in Oakland
Friday evening.
Miss Tede Litzinger, of Grafton, is
in Oakland visiting Mrs. Lowenstein
and other friends.
! Miss Laura Bell who has been visit
Ing relatives and friends here for the
past several weeks, returned yester-
day to her home in Homecoming.
! Vic Fairal has gone to Greensburg.
Pa, where he will be employed with
an engineer corps engaged in electri-
cal construction.
4 Miss Mabel Thayer. Of Thayervire,
was the guest on Tuesday of Miss
Ruth McRobie at her home on Third
street.
Mr.. Nimrod Glodfelty, one Of the
substantial agriculturalists of the
Accident section, was in to see the
editor Tuesday morning.
Miss Gertrude Shirer, of this office.
is taking a well earned vacation visit
ing friends and relatives in Grafton
and other points Whereabouts.
LosT.-In Oakland Saturday, Aug.
10Th, small silver Masonic bar; re-
ward. Return to Miss S. G. Harris,
Faith Home, Mt. Lake Park. 1t
Mr.. George Leinsetter, of Bridge
port, O., stopped in Oakland Monday
evening on his way to Accident, where
he IS visiting relatives and friends.
Rev. H. b. Workman and wife. of
near Huntington, VIVA. after spend
ing a week with Rev. J. b. Workman
and family, left for their home Mon
day
Mrs. Rebecca J. Brown and daugh-
ter Miss Nora, of Friendsville. who
visited Mr.. Austin Brown and family
in Oakland, returned home yester-
day.
Col. and Mrs. Morris Painter, two
sons and daughter, who spent the
summer at their residence in Oak
land, left this morning for Green's
burg, Pa, their winter home.
County Commissioner nominee A.
G. Smith, accompanied by Mr.. J. E.
Chappelle, of Blaine, were visitors to
Oakland Monday night and Tuesda V
| morning.
Merchant S. P. Specht, of Deer
Park, accompanied by his daughter
Miss Nora, Miss Emma Glotfelty and
Miss Cherry, the latter of Frostburg,
were visiting relatives in Oakland
Monday.
Misses Dora Brown. Edith Bolden,
Julia Reynolds, Agnes Helbig, and
Messrs. John Reynolds, Walter Nor
risson and Edward w. Helbig, who
spent ten days at Atlantic City and
other points east, returned to Oak
land Saturday night
Postmaster John L. Englehart, of
Accident, who recently returned from
the South very much improved in
health, was in Oakland Tues day on
his way to Mountain Lake Park to
attend the G.. A. r. lectures and en-
tertainments
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Beeghlv and
daughter Vesta, of near Accident.
were guests Monday night of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G. Hostetler, near town.
Tuesday they spent the day at Noun
tain Lake Park in company with Mr..
HOstetler and family.
Mr.. j. Arthur White, of Fairmont,
spent several days in Oakland with
his father and other relatives this
week, returning to Fairmout, where
he is engaged at a lucrative salary
with the firm of j. H. Beckman &
Co., as a salesman yesterday morning.
The members of st. Matthew's
Church Guild desire to thank their
many kind friends for the assistance
and patronage accorded them on the
occasion of the church fete on August
18th. They beg that this notice may
be regarded as personal acknowl-
edgement of their gratitude.
Sheriff Frantz received telegram
early Monday morning conveying the
information that the night preceding
an iron gray colt, three years old,
the property of Herman Beckman.
residing near Swanton, had been
stolen from one of the fields of Mr..
Beckman's farm and requesting the
officer to be on the lookout for the
animal and the person having it in
charge. The animal has not been To-
Gated.