The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-06-06

Va, where, he informs us, he has ac-
{ cepted a position as clerk in the Second
National Bank of that city.
Messrs. Walter Hershman and Jas.
Hardesty were in our town en- Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Sadie Smith was at Deer Park
on business one day last week
Mrs. BERTHE jackson and daughter
and Miss May Carter were Oakland
Wis tors one day last week.
Mrs. Agnes Cassidy returned to Cum
berland on Saturday after spending a
week at this place the guest of Mrs. A.
NJ. Jeffreys.
Several of our boys spent Memorial
Day at Deer Park and carried off the
prizes. Mr.. Nathan Spiker came out
second best on the foot race and as vet
we have failed to hear Mr.. Theo George
who was taking an interesting part in
the pillow fight.
Mr.. Jacob Carter after completing
repairs on the Wilson store building.
has accepted position with Boss Car
penter VIM. Sisk at the Beckman Mine.
Dr. Emerson, the we'll known dentist,
formerly of Blaine, but for some time
past located near Newbnrg, W. Va,
came over for the Goth and is visiting
friends in this locality.
Mr.. Francis McRobie and wife return
ed home last week after visiting friends
at Blaine for several days.
Mrs. Acy Day, who has been very i'll
for some time, we are gle to note is
somewhat improved
Mr.. Isaac w ght was visiting friends
in Keyser and Piedmont several days
last week.
Mr. John Rexrcde. employed as cal
penter at the Beckman mine spent Dec
GRAFTON Day at Deer Park. We under
stand John has some special interests in
the vicinity Of Eagle Rock. He is prob
looking after.the eagles.
MIR. jackson harvey and wife, of
Antioch, W. Va, were visitors at Mrs.
Harvey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
| erosion, last week.
Mrs. Mary Spiker was visiting friends
in Guinea Hollow on Friday last.
Mr.. Theopolus George, who has resid-
ed here the past year moved back on
the farm of his father, Hon. A. F.
George, last week. We were sorry to
to have them leave Us as they were
good and oblig' g neighbors but hope
our loss will be Mutton Hollow's gain.
Mr.. Abraham Garrett, our junk deal
er, was at Deer Park on business Satur-
day last
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Friend entertain
quite number on Saturday evening in
the way of a musical entertainment.
Mrs. A. l. vii n, Of Davis, w. Va,
has been spending several days the guest
of her uncle, Mr.. Abraham Wilson.
Miss Blanche Cassidy, Of Cumber-
land, came up on May Both and is spend
ing few days here the guest of Miss
Gertrude Jetfreys.
DR.. Lininger, formerly Of Deer Park,
but now located at trostburg, came up
one evening of last week en- route for
Lost Land Run for a few days sport
with the finny tribe. He remained until
after the Both and was umpire for the
ball game at Deer Park on that day.
Mr.. Geo. BernarL has moved on the
farm of Mr.. Thos. Harvey. Mr. Robt
Brooks occupying the place vacated by
Mr.. Bernard.
Mrs. Cora Warwick, of Bloomington,
spent May 30th here the guest Of her
sieter-in-law. Mrs. A. NJ. Jeffreys.
Mrs. Hannah Rexrode was visiting
her son Albert at Deer Park May 30th
Master Dorsey Jeffreys is visiting rel
atives at Bloomington this week.
Mrs. Maggie Shepherd, of Ridgeley-
vile, W. Va, is visiting her brother,
Mr.. Jacob Carter, at this writing.
Mr.. Tug Decost, of Arnold, w. Va.
is spending few days with his brother
in-law, Mr.. Israel Moore.
Mr.. George Tasker, who resides near
Keyser, w. Va, was visiting his father,
Mr.. Hiram Tasker, over Sunday.
Mr.. Jas. Spiker, of Piedmont, was
in our town on Monday looking after
his property at this place with expecta-
tons of making some repairs.
We are glad to note our road super
visors, Messrs. Allen Wright and ALT.
McRobie with a force of men have COM
menced repairs to our county roads
which are badly ne ded.
Mr.. Richly Roy made his usual trip to
Oakland Sunday.
Merchant Thos. E. Nine, of Swanton,
was in our village few hours on Sum-
day.
Miller and Saucer have erected new
saw mill on the Tom Harvey tract pur-
chased by the Ravenscroft Lumber Co.,
and expect to make large shipments
from this place in the near future. We
underestimate is estimated they will have
from one hundred and fifty to two hun