The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-10-05

Mr.. Ellwood Offutt, accompanied
by Mr.. W. H. Byrd, left Oakland this
morning in the formers autocar for
Altoona and Tyrone, Pa. They will
be gone a week or ten days and ex-
pect to have an enjoyable trip.
Miss Lulu FriDger, of Oakland, az
rived in the city last week to assist in
the millinery department of the J. O..
Hanway stores on Main street.
Misses Mollie and Jennie Pendergast
left Sunday afternoon for Oakland
to attend the funeral of an uncle who
was buried there on Monday.-Graf-
ton Leader
Mrs. 7. F. Barrett and her son Rus
sci, of Parkersburg, VITO were num-
bered among the people who sum
mered in Oakland, departed on last
Saturday afternoon fer their home
along the Ohio. Mrs. Barrett occu-
pied Mr.. James A. Delawder's resi-
dence on Second street and Der de-
parture is very much regretted by
the many friends she made while
here.
The Robinson store front in the
Ravenscroit bulldog on Secocd
street has been greatly improved by
the Encouragement of the show win
dows and entrance 20 the store room,
the work having been completed yes
terday by Mr.. John AUlt and fo~ce
O. men who were employed during
the week on the work In place of
one large window the store now has
two with the doorway in the centre,
thus giving more light aud better
facilities to display goods.
Attorneys Thomas J. Peddicord
and Julius G. Renninger We're over
at German last Friday where they
took testimony in the case of the
Board of County Commissioners
against Louis Nvdegger. The lat er
is sued by the county for the maiu :
tenance and care of some small pox
patients alleged to have been brought
into the county from an adjoining
county by Nydegger when they be-
came charges at the public expense.
Among the registration officers
from different districts in the county
who were in Oakland last Saturday
to secure the books land supplies to
conduct their Offices Tuesday were
Messrs. Walter Meyers, of District No.
2; Daniel B. LaYmnn, of No. O.; Stan
ley NJ. Jacobs, No. II; Thomas n
Bittinger and Leonard B. Kurtz, No.
3; Jonas Yutzy, No. S. Grant Harsh
barger, No. 4; L. G. Hamill and W. s..
Pew, No. 10, and Marshall Frank
houser, of No. 6.
Rev. L. E. Goodwin, of Oakland, is
the guest of Judge R. r. Henderson.
Rev. Mr.. Goodwin who for the past
year or two was rector of ST. Mat
thew's Parish, Protestant Episcopal
church, including Oakland, Deer
Park and Swanton, is en- route to
Stark, Florida, to which place he has
been called by the Bishop of Florida
and elevated to the position of arch
deacon, a position ranking next to
that of Bishop.-Cumberland News.
Mr.. E. J. Fringer and James w.
feathers, of Oakland, lett here Sun
day morning overland for the Valley
of Virginia, Mr.. feathers old home,
which be has not visited for num-
Der of Years. The trip will be made
in a buggy and points of interest to
both gentlemen will be visited. Both
We're old soldiers during the war, Mr..
Fringer Unionis5 and Mr.. Leatbers
a Confederate. During the war the
ground to be passed oyer by them on
their present trip was covered by both
in hurry with no time for sight-se
ing.
A report is in circulation that Pitts
burg capitalists have Purchased
"Glamorgan," the beautiful country
place of Mr.. John w. Williams adj