The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1910-04-28


eral days in Oakland last week superin-
tending work now being done at his
new residence which is well under way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young Lohr, of Park
ersburg, West Va, arrived in Oakland
yesterday from their home and will visit
relatives here and at the Park for
short time.
Fountain Syringes and Hot Water
Bottles, household necessities, at prices
ranging from 75c. to $3.50, at Hamill-
Gender Pharmacy.
DR.. w. w. Davis, superintendent of
the Park, who spent two weeks here on
business connected with Park matters
generally, returned to Baltimore Tues
day afternoon.
Mrs. H. c. Hostetler, of near Oak
land, returned to her home Saturday
from the Home Sanatorium, where she
recently underwent a serious and pain
full surgical operation.
| For Rewritten room house, corner
| Wilson and Pennington streets; bath,
water and gas. Apply to Mrs. James
| W. feathers. Cat
Attorneys Fred. A. Thayer, John T.
Mitchell and E. H. Sincell, accom-
panied by County Surveyor A. C.
Mason left Oakland Tuesday morning
for a point in District No. II, where
they will make a survey of some lands
in litigation.
The Rev. Fathers Thos. Gallager, of
Westernport, Md, James Quinn, of
Barton, Md, James Connell, of Oak
land, Md, and Henry McDermott, of
Rowlesburg, W. Va, spent few days
this week with Rev. Father Brady.
Elk Lick Star.
Ernest Harne, who recently contract
ed typhoid fever while employed on the
B. & O. railroad as a freight fireman,
and later came to his home in Oakland,
is well on the way toward recovery.
He made his first appearance on the
street Tuesday.
Every family should haye a can of
Hygeno Disinfectant to use in sick
rooms, bath rooms, sinks, sewer, etc.
Get it at MAYORS. st
Mr.. and Mrs. A G. Perdew and little
daughter, Virginia, have returned to
the Casselman Hotel, Grantsville, Gar
rett county, after a months visit with
Mrs. Perdew's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. F. Kirby, North Centre street. -
Cumberland News.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Luther
an church are making an effort to col
lect mile of pennies by the card plan.
The cards for the purpose are strips of
card board a foot in length and Will each
hold l6 pennies. The mile will total
something over $500.
Rev Z. Manages, pastor Of St Mark S
church, is on visit to relatives in Somer-
set county, Pa, this week. He will re
turn to Oakland Sunday afternoon from
Westernport, where on Sunday morning
he will officiate in installing Rev. DR..
Brubaker paster Of the Westenport
church.
Mr.. Doll Kimmel, who has been over
at Durbin, w. Va, engaged in logging,
met with painful accident last Friday
when the small bone of his leg was
broken, necessitating his return to Oak
land where he received surgical atten-
ton and later went to his home west of
town, where he will remain until he re-
covers from his injury.
Work on the State road by Contractor
J. f. Francis has been abandoned on
account Of the prolonged wet weather
and will not be resumed until the skies
clear and the road leading from Oakland
to the point of operations has dried up
sufficiently to allow the running of the
traction engines and the trains of
wagons hauling material from Oakland.
For RENT-After May LIST, a Groom
cottage, with stable on lot. Kitchen
and one bedroom furnished if desired;
apply at this office.
Mr. Joseph E. Harmed, the local
botanist, who is attaining fame in
many sections of the country for his
thoroughness and adaptability in mount
ing his specimens in such a practical
manner and at the same time retaining
all the delicate tints of the flowers,
gave the first of a series of interesting
lectures at the Oakland Normal School
yesterday afternoon, when many speci-
mems of local flora were exhibited
These lectures will be repeated at stat
ed intervals by Mr.. Harmed.
Mr.. j. H. Price and Mr. J. j. Hoblit-
zell, Jr., both of Meyersdale, Pa, who
were awarded the contract last week
for the extension of the Improvement
work on the Hooppole Road, were in
Oakland Yesterday looking over the
ground preparatory to beginning work
on the road. Both gentleman circulat-
ed among the business men of Oakland