The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-11-25

Va, where he will spend Thanksgiving
Day with relatives and friends and later
in the week accompany his family home
from Parkersburg where they have
been on visit for some time
Among those who attended the Dis
trict Stewards meeting held in St
Paul's NJ. E. church Monday evening
and Tuesday Of this week We're Rev
and Mrs. NJ. w Rider, OF Tunnelton,
Rev. Asbury Mick, of Terra Alta, and
Rev. E. p Idleman, OF Gormania.
MIR. and Mrs Andrew Mullen have
moved from Bloomington to our town
and will occupy one of DR.. Shuey'
houses adjoining St. Johns NJ. E.
church, South. Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Pattison will occupy the house vacated
by MIR. Mullen at Bloomington Pied
mont Herald
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Alvin Friend, of
Sang Run, We're in Oakland Tuesday,
going from here to Tunnelton, w. Va.
where they identified large quantity
of goods stolen from the summer home
of John Boyle at Sang Run. MIR Boyle
is Pittsburger and spends his summers
at Sang Run.
Maroney Bros, who have occupied
the Helbig stables near the Second
street crossing for the past year or two.
disposed of some of their stock Tuesday
to Mr.. George yelling, and removed
the remainder to their stables on the
hill, where they will continue in the
business. MIR. yelling will operate the
Helbig stables.
Mrs. A. R. Sperry and daughter, of
Mountain Lake Park, left that point
Friday morning for Baltimore where
Thanksgiving Day will be spent with
the sons and daughters of Mrs. Sperry,
all of whom are residing in that city
with an aunt Mrs. Sperry will return
to her home at the Park in a few days.
For the purpose of giving the faith
full employees of THE REPUBLICAN a
well earned and well deserved holiday
this Thanksgiving Day, the current
Issue of the paper is issued this week
. on Wednesday evening, instead Of
Thursday afternoon We trust that
every Individual reader may have just
cause for Thanksgiving this year of our
Lord 1909.
Mr.. Daniel NJ. Beeghley, of Brandon
/ vile, w. Va, was in Oakland Tuesday
when he was appointed by the Orphans
| Court Administrator of the estate of his
sister, Mrs. Catharine Oester, who died
recently at her home on the National
Road in Grantsville District. Mr..
Beeghley qualified as administrator and
gives the usual notice to creditors in
this paper today.
DR.. B. Frank Selby, of Oakland. ac-
companied Mrs. Selby to Baltimore
Tuesday morning where the latter will
become a patient IN Maryland Univer-
sity Hospital. Mrs. Selby has been
quite i'll since early in the summer and
by direction of her physicians she was
taken to the institution above named
followed by the well wishes OF number
less friends for her speedy recovery.
Mr.. H. E. Jones, employed at the
Deer Park hotel as private secretary to
its manager, Mr.. w. f. Burwell, Spent
last Sunday at Deer Park with his
bride, as guests of Mr.. and RS. p. J.
Garrett. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones passed
the day very pleasantly driving about,
enjoying, among other drives, a trip to
Eagle Rock. Mrs. Jones, who has
never before visited Garrett county.
expressed great delight over the beauti-
full scenery afforded by driving to the
various points of interest.
Mr.. Joseph E. Harmed, of Oakland,
whose reputation as bOtanist has eX-
tended to other parts of Maryland aside
from Garrett county, has received and
accepted an invitation from the State
horticultural Society to exhibit specl-
mems of the local flora at the State So
ciC ty meeting to be held in Baltimore
beginning on December LIST. Mr.. Har-
ned has several hundred distinct speci-
mems of wild flowers, ferns and grasses,
habitants of the local country, which
he has with considerable care and much
taste mounted. Two hundred of these
specimens will be exhibited in Balti-
more, the management of the meeting
having assured Mr.. Harmed that a
prominent place will be given him in
the armory where the exhibition tables
will be arranged Mr. Harmed will
take his collection to Baltimore Monday
night and on Tuesday they will be
placed on exhibition and will be in
charge of one of the Agricult raj Col
lege instructors.
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