The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-11-23

pleasant one for those who attend.
Blank books of all kinds for sale at
this office. Special ruled ledgers,
journals, etc, made up to order with
any style binding.
DR.. Robert Owens, H. c.. Sincell
and the editor of this paper went
to Terra Alta Sunday morning and
from that point walked through the
country TO Kingwood and return to
Terra Alta, a distant of twenty miles
arriving home on train No. u Sun
day evening, somewhat tired but
otherwise none the worse for the
walk.
Carlton, the little son of DR.. and
Mrs. NJ. c. Hinebaugh, was attacked
Yesterday by a large rooster in the
yard of Mrs. Elizabeth Hinebaugh.
the child's grandmother, and knock
ed to the ground. The rooster drove
its spurs into the boys head above
his left eye and near the crown draw
ing the blood which flowed copiously.
The rooster won't do it any more
he's dead
Mr.. George D. White, who has been
at Cumberland for the past month or
more, is in Oakland interesting his
friends in his candidacy for the ap-
pOintment to the misunderstanding of
Oakland. Mr.. James G. Peddicord,
of the Garrett National Bank, is an
aspirant for the appointment also
and has circulated petition among
the patrons of the office.
On next Saturday night Major j.
N. Burns will give a lecture in the
Armory at the West Virginia Univer-
sity, MOrgantOwD, on Personal Rec
objections of the Sioux Indians" Ma.
jor Burns experiences with the In
dams, covering period of more than
forty years, fit HIM to speak intelli-
gently of the aborigines and their
N''~AN7 INV ili'RAAAlNA Vi II 4tiS 'lo wen as
their characteristics in warfare.
Ex-Governor A. b. Fleming. who
returned from Baden Baden, Ger
many, a week or two sago, where he
went for the benefit of his health,
arrived in Oakland on Saturday ana
spent the day here looking after his
property interests. Mrs. Fleming,
who accompanied the Governor on
his trip did not stop over in Oakland
Saturday, but went on home.
Mr.. Austin Brown, who went over
to Burlington, West Va, last Satur-
day to accompany Mr.. George b.
Shank to Oakland with an automo-
bile which Mr.. Brown had purchased
for use between Oakland and the
Park next season, arrived home last
night. Coming down the mountain
beyond German the machine broke
down and it was left at that point un-
til some repairs can be secured from
the factory. The machine carries
twelve passengers and is twenty-five
horse power, being driven by a double
cylinder gas engine.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Stull left
Oakland Tuesday morning for Phila-
delphia from whichsscity they will go
20 their former homein Pennsylvania
where after remaining a few weeks
theY will 60 to Florida until some
time in January when thew sail for
Europe. They will visit Naples.
Geneva, Paris and London, return
ing to this country the latter part of
May. Until the interests of the Pres
ton Lumber Company were disposed
of TO the Kendall Lumber Company
Mr. Stull was general superintendent
of the former company.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Warwick. of
Bloomington, were injured on last
Saturday at a point near Pekin, Allie
gany county. Mr.. Warwick was
driving a pair of spirited horses when
they became frightened at the APP
proach of an electric car and ran off,
throwing both occupants of the bug
gy out and severely bruising them
both. Mr.. and Mrs Warwick were
taken to the home of Mr. Alex. Cook,
nearby the place of the accident.
where they were treated by the local
and later returned to their
home.
Mr.. &. w. Eckles, who was asso-
ciated with G. X. Deyries in the man
of the Oakland Hotel last
was in Oakland on Friday
last. Next season Mr.. Eckies will
have sole charge of the Oakland, the
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween himself and Mr. Devries hay
ing been dissolved. Some great i'm
provements to the hotel property
have been planned for next wear,
among them being the repainting of
the house inside and outside and the
installation of more modern sanitary
arrangements.