The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-07-08

his profession. He has well arranged
rooms in the McCOmas building where
he will be pleased to see his friends and
others desiring his services.
Cartwright is offering some most ex-
cellent bargains in suitings, waistings,
| shoes, hats, to close out summer goods,
| and will take fresh made, sweet butter
and fresh eggs, viii pay q cents for
each and part cash, for immediate de-
livery. VIII pay, % cents ID. for young
| chickens and II cents for fat hens, If
brought in at once. 20-2t
/ Miss Catherine Manages entertained
very charmingly a number of her friends
last Saturday afternoon, three of whom
were delegates of Irving College at the
Mt. Lake Conference: the Misses Belva
Crissman, Rela Miller and BERTHE Bur
ger; also Miss Alice Hartman, delegate
Of State College pa, and Miss Alma
! b. Schelr and Miss Ora Bush, of this
city.
! Mrs. w L. Davidson and three inter
! esting sons are at the Park for the sum
mer. After spending several days this
week with the family there DIR. David
son will leave Sunday night for North
/ field, Mass. expecting to be absent
| two weeks. returning to the Park during
the latter part Of the month to have
charge of the Chautauqua when it opens
on August Bird.
J.. handing out the positions at the
Oakland Hotel the editor of the Journal,
either Intentionally or otherwise, over
looked what would be to him the most
/ important factOtum in hotel, namely,
the bar tender. But the Journal may
/ have had an eye on this position for
| himself. One may not be blacklisted at
ones own bar, so drinks would be han
dy as well as cheap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F. REGISTER and
son Robert, of Baltimore, are at Up
lands Cottage, Deer Park. The Reyes
ters reside at 27l5 St. Paul street, Bal
! timOre. Mrs. REGISTER is a daughter
Of Hon. J. Sewell Thomas, Register Of
Baltimore. This is the first visit of
Mr. and Mrs. REGISTER to the Ale
ghanies, and they have already derived
benefit from their sojourn in Garrett
county.
Thoroughbred Irish Setter pups for
sale. Elmer Haulenbeek. Deer Park,
Maryland.
Prof. and Mrs. H. A Loraditch, Of
Oakland, accompanied by Miss Mary
P. Farr, of Baltimore, representing the
Maryland State Library Commission,
and Mr. Joseph f. Harmed, the local
botanist, went to Grantsville yesterday
morning, expecting to return to Oak
land either this afternoon or tomorrow.
While down in the county Bittinger.
Hoyes, Accident and O her points viii
be visited by the party.
Messrs. Harvey J. Speicher and vii
liam Miller, of Accident, who went TO
Europe several weeks ago, returned to
their homes last Friday, having arrived
in New York the day previous. While
in Europe the Garrett countians visited
many points Of interest, among them
being Brussels, Paris, London. Liver
pool and other cities. Mr. Speicher,
representing his firm, purchased num-
Der Of horses for breeding purposes,
nine in all. all of which with the excep-
ton of three, were shipped to his home
at Accident.
Rev. DR.. r. b. Ward, District Super
intendent of the Oakland District NJ. f.
church, left Oakland last Friday night
for Seattle, Washington, where he
went as a delegate to the international
Epworth League Convention in session
there from the It'll to the 18th inst As
District Superintendent Dr. Ward will
retire with the close of this year 5
work, and in testimony of the esteem IN
which he is held by the pastors of his
districts they individually and collec-
lively contributed sufficient funds to
defray the expenses of the trip and give
the superintendent well deserved out
ing which will probably extend over
three weeks.
Judge Robert r. Henderson, Of
Cumbeland, arrived at Deer Park Hotel
last Saturday in company with Judge
a. Hunter Boyd, where Judge Hender-
son will spend the greater part of the
summer and where he will be joined
this week by Mrs Henderson. Judge
Boyd remained at Deer Park a few
days and then went to Old Point Com
fort to attend meeting of the State
Bar Association. Judge Henderson $
health has improved very much since
his arrival on the mountains and he
makes daily visits to Oakland in his
automobile. His improve m ent in
heath is a source of qualification to
his many friends in Oakland and else
where in the county.
FOR SALE ON REASONABLE TERMS: Nv
farm of two hundred acres near Noun
tain Lake Park. Address Robt. H.
Gordon, Cumberland Maryland. 1t