The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-03-12
RECITAL BY MISS ANNA MANAGES.
Will Be Given in The Basement of St
!lark's Church Next Thursday


much favorable comment for her clever
work as a reader and impersonator.
will give one Of her delightful recitaIs
in the basement Of St. Marks Ev.
Lutheran church on Thursday evening.
March 18th, beginning at 500 O'Clock.
The entertainment viii consist of read
IngS and representations in Miss Man
ges' own inimitable manner.
She will be assisted in the evening S
entertainment by Dr. J. G. Robinson
who viii sing, and Miss Daisy Grant,
pianist. The musical numbers Of the
program will be classical and with Miss
Manages strong personality will not fail
to draw splendid patronage
The admission to the entertainment
will be - cents.
On Friday last eX-County Treasurer
E. A. Welmer sold a number Of parcels
of real estate for the non-payment Of
taxes. The county became the pur-
chaser IN the absence Of other bidders.
Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Mealey and their
son and daughter, who have been resid-
ing in Morgantown, West Va. during
the past winter arrived in Oakland on
Saturday and viii resume theirresidence
here.
Mr.. L. c. Gibson. Of Loeb Lynn
Heights, who was seriously injured
several weeks ago by falling from a
ladder a distance of ten ten feet or
more to the ground, was in Oakland
Tuesday.
The high moral standing of this COM
munity is due to the fact that it has
been permeated by Christian influence
and education, such as have radiated
from the various church organizations
of our town.
There is good stuff in the coming
generation Of Americans, says the
Cleveland Leader. There is good stuff
in the coming, present. going, and gone.
generations ofsAmericans. Americans
are all right, and always have been.
The thought that mo one cares and
no one knows" bHghts many bud of
promise. BE it the young artist at the
easel, the workman at his bench, the
boy at his mathematical problems or
your little girl at the piano, give what
praise you can.
Mr.. James Carey. Mr.. Bradford
Blocher and Mr. William II Wilson. all
of the vicinity of Frostburg, We're in
Oakland Monday on business before the
Orphans Court. This office acknow-
lodges pleasant visits from the gentle
men while here.
Mr. Stephen G. Ashby, now of Bond,
will move his family from that place to
Oakland about April lst and viii occupy
Sheriff Browns residence on Second
street. Mr.. Ashby will embark in the
wholesale lumber commission business
here on the 18th inst
Mr. Edwin f. Friend. Register Of
Wills for this county, is the latest
acquisition to the Masonic lodge in Oak
land, having been raised to the Sublime
Degree Of Master Mason at the regular
communication Of the lodge held Tues
day night Of this week.
Mr'Arnod Scherr, of Eglon. was in
Oakland Saturday, being accompanied
home that afternoon by his sister, Miss
Alma Scherr, who was here several
days last week as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. julius c. Renninger at their home
on Liberty street.
Rev. f. Manages, who spent several
days last week with relatives in York
and.Gettysburg, Pa, returned to Oak
land Friday evening, accompanied by
Rev. Miller, who went to Eglon Satur-
day where he preached on Sunday to
the Lutheran congregation of that com
munity.
Miss Rose Coddington. who spent a
week with friends and relatives in and
near Oakland, left here on Saturday
for Homecoming to visit her sister, Mrs.
Abram Lawton. From that point she
will leave within a week or two for
Fayetteville, N. c.. where she has
position with a millinery house.
County Commissioners Friend, Smith
and Fike, after the adjournment of the
meeting OF the Board on last Thursday
morning, went to point near Bloom
ington where they inspected the site
for proposed new bridge spanning
Savage River. Mr.. Friend returned to
Oakland Friday evening and the follow
ing morning left here for his home near
Hoyes.
Mr. U. G, Palmer, of Hutton, who
has been appointed by the School Board
principal Of the Oakland Normal, was
in Oakland Tuesday on business con-
nected with the school, which will open
for term Of eleven weeks on April
Goth. Mr.. Palmer will be assisted in