The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-01-19
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
incidents and Events at Home and
Nearhv-Personal Mentioh Etc.

Nearby-Personal Mentioh, Etc.
Hon. Julius Scherr, of Eglon, was
in Oakland yesterday visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Julius G. Renninger.
Mr.. j. Wilson Humbird, of Cumber-
land was in Oakland Sunday the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Ohutt.
Rev. Thomas S. Long, of the Park,
was business visitor to Oakland
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. King Delawder enter
tanned few of their friends at their
residence on Second street Monday
evening.
Mrs. V V. Washburne left Oakland
for Washington, d. c., Tuesday
morning where she will be the guest
of friends and relatives "A week or two.
Attorney Norval Speelman and Mr..
lanes Guard, this county, were in
Oakland Monday evening and Tues
day morning on legal business.
Mr.. b. T. Harvey and son Elliott c.,
both of near Gormauia, were visitors
to Oakland yesterday when both gen
tlemen made this Office brief visits.
Ex-Sheriff Andrew j. Oester, of Bit
finger, is in Oakland today on bust
ness. He. is accompanied by eX-Coun-
tY Treasurer Thomas B. Wiley.
Mrs. J.-W. Mead will leave Oakland
some time next week for Neimsburg,
Pa, where her husband has already
preceded her in which town they will
reside in the future.
School Commissioner c. Z. Eli
thorp, of Bittinger, accompanied by
Ir. Joel Orendorf, Jr., were visitors
. Oakland yesterday, returning
home yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. H. G. Sincell has completed the
remodeling of his store room on Sec
ond street which presents to the pub
lie really fine and refreshing ap-
pearance.
OllCl III zIJN I'll VI l. anu dl0lJOoCo
of the Hardie stock of groceries at
Friendsville on last Friday to Mr..
William Ryland, who will continue
the grocery business there.
Notice change in Hinebaugh & Ed
wards advertisement this week.
This firm is composed of young hus-
tiers who believe in the judicicus use
of printers ink.
Mr.. Austin Brown, who went to
Friendsville last Thursday to visit his
mother who suffered stroke of pa
ralysis earlier in the week, returned
to Oakland Tuesday afternoon. His
mother is slowly recovering.
Miss Annie Wolf, of Oakland, Md,
who had been visiting relatives and
friends in Grafton since last Thurs
day, went to Pruntytown Monday
afternoon to spend the week with
Miss Kate Standardization Leader
Among those of our farmer friends
who attended the institute here Mon
day andtTuesday and made this office
visits were Messrs. Silas G. and Chris
tian G. Beachy, of Bittinger, both
whole-souled, genial friends.
Squire David w. Fraker, of near
McHenry, was in Oakland Tuesday,
his first visit to Oakland for some
time. occasioned by an acute attack
of muscular rheumatism which kept
him housed up for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Glover, of Hutton
who went to Huntington, w. Va,
last week in response to a message
conveying the intelligence of the i'll
ness of their grandchild, returned to
their home yesterday, stopping off
between trains in Oakland. The
child is somewhat improved.
Mr.. Joseph Rembold, of District n O.
s. was in Oakland Monday. Mr.. Rem
bold has just recently recovered from
a verv serious injury to his leg, he
haying fallen December goth upon
he bit IAN axe which inflicted a
deep wound in his leg below the knee
The injury housed him up for several
weeks.
We should have a queer condition
ofc ivil-society if sentiment were law
especially that maudlin sentiment
that swings back and forward like a
pendulum and that usually makes it.
self most conspicuous in times of MUIR
der trials when criminals are made to
feel that they are not heroes but they
are at least victims of persecution.
Law knows no sentiment, and it is
well for the safety of society that it
does not.