The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-06-08

relatives at Mannheim, West Va.
Mr.. Wade limbaugh spent Mon
day evening on business at Piedmont.
Mr.. J. C. Watson, of Keyser, spent
Monday morning in Oakland.
Rev. Percy W. Metheney, of Deer
Park, was visitor to Oakland Tues
day.
Lost-On Monday a lady's light
cloth jacket. Please return to this
office.
Mr.. d. a. Vaughn went to Swallow
Falls and Sang Run yesterday on in
surance business.
Mr.. Henry Barnard, of Blooming
ton, was a business visitor to Oak
/ land Tuesday.
Mr.. George w. Bray, of near Swan
ton, was in to see the editor Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. John NJ. Crane, of Kingwood,
was in Oakland Tuesday and yester-
day the guest of relatives.
This office was favored yesterday
with call from Rev. and Mrs. Thomas
S. Long and two interesting little
daughters of Mountain Lake Park.
Miss Lulu Fringer. who spent the
winter at McKee's Rocks, Pa, arriy-
ed home Tuesday morning.
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School Commissioner Moses R.
Hamill spent Monday at his old home
near Blaine, West Va.
Senator U. g. Palmer, of Hutton,
was in the city yesterday afternoon
for few hours on business.
Mrs. g. Semmes Hamill and little
son, who visited relatives in Balti-
more, has returnsd to Oakland.
Mr.. Louis Lttman, of Swanton,
spent Sunday in Oakland with his
family.
Mrs. Albert Ashby, of Crellin, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. AZ
Vaughn in Oakland Monday and
Tuesday.
Miss Alice Kepner, of Oakland, who
was the guest o. her sister, Mrs. Alvin
T. Getty at Cumberland, for several
weeks, has returned home.
Col. Sam b. Lee, of the Hutton
district, was in Oakland yesterday af-
ternoon, having returned home
from a visit of few days at Webster
and Grafton, w. Va, on Saturday.
Mr.. Kenny, of Piedmont, came up
to Oakland on Tuesday evening to
take the place of Mr.. Harry Rasche
temporarily as one of Agent Wash
burne's assistants at the station.
The well at the new Jail which was
bored to supply water for the build
ing, has been completed after going
to depth of 175 feet. The supply is
deemed adequate for all needs.
Miss May Hopkins, of Baltimore,
has resigned as assistant principal of
the Oakland public schools, her resig-
nation having been received by the
School Board this week.
Mrs. Nelson Thomasson and daugh-
ter Miss Nannienne, and Mrs. Janu-
airy and son Mr.. Arthur January, ar
rived here from Chicago Tuesday af-
ternoon and will occupy their resi-
dence Monte Vista during the sum-
mer.
The Board OF County Commission
ers in session since Tuesday of this
week will probably adjourned to day
at noon. During the present session
routine business has been transact
ed and matters appertaining to the
erection of the new Jail discussed and
determined
Rev. j. &. Goodwin. rector of the
Episcopal church here. who recently
returned from Florida where he spent
the winter. is confined to his home
with an attack of malaria fever. His
condition to-day is somewhat improv-
ed and no serious consequences are
anticipated.
Since the electric light plant at
Mountain Lake Park has been pur-
chasedtby the Mountain Lake Park
Association from the trustees who
have had it in possession for a year
or more, a new schedule of rates has
been made and became effective on
or after the list inst.
This office as well as many other
friends in Oakland, are in receipt of
Invitations from Miss Agnes Louise
Nelson to attend the graduating exer-
cises of the class of 1905 of the Train
ing School for Nurses in Philadelphia,
of which class Miss Nelson is a men,
Der.