The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1910-10-06

Mr. E. D. Kepner, who disposed of
his household goods at public auction
last Saturday, left the same day in com
pany with his daughter, Mrs. Alvin
Getty, for Cumberland, where he will
make his future home.
Mr.. w. w. Ferguson, of Berryburg,
w. Va, where he is employed as
foreman by the Consolidated Coal Com
pany, spent Sunday and Monday in
Oakland and near McHenry on visit
to relatives and friends.
DR.. B. F. Selby will leave Oakland
Saturday night for his old home in
Howard county, where he will remain
until Friday and then accompany Mrs.
Selby and daughter, who have been Wis
ting there for two weeks, home.
Mr. and Mrs. King Delawder and Mr..
and Mrs. H. r. Dewitt left Oakland
this morning for driving trip through
Maryland and West Virginia. They
will visit Romney, Moorefeld and
Petersburg and expect to be absent a
week or more.
Mr.. and Mrs G. l. Richardson have
closed their cottage at Mountain Lake
Park. where they spent the summer,
and will occupy their home at Luther
vile for few weeks before moving to
their city residence, 1881 Cathedral
street. Baltimore Sun.
Mrs. Rov H. Hamill, who has been in
Oakland as the guest of relatives dur
ing the summer, left here yesterday
for her new home i'll southern West
Virginia, where Mr.. Hamill has luc-
rative position as mine superintendent
for large coal company.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ridenour, of Bed
ford, Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Ridenour, of near the same town, visi-
ted Mrs. Bosley at the Bosley Hotel for
several DAYS last and this week. The
party drove to Oakland and returned to
their home in Mr.. Ridenour's touring
car.
Mr.. Chas. S. Davis, who was elected
by the official board of St. Paul's church
as representative of the local congre-
cation at the session of the West Vir-
ginia Conference of the church. spent
| several days in attendance at the Con-
ference, returning to Oakland Monday
night.
Rev. John M. Davis, after an absence
of more than thirty years from his old
home over in Pennsylvania, left here
Saturday morning to pay a visit to the
scenes of his childhood and young man
hood. He will be absent about two
weeks, which time will be spent among
numerous friends and relatives in and
around Berlin.
A very large collection OF roots, con-
sisting of sugar beets, carrots and rad
shes and also peppers, corn, onions and
other varieties OF vegetables, grown by
Mr.. Louis Bush, are on exhibition in
the windows of the First National Bank.
Some of the beets are extremely large
and as a winter ration for stock cannot
be eXcelled.
Miss Mary Bond and Miss Helen Bond
Chaplin, OF Brockwayville, Pa, VINO
visited their uncles, Messrs. John and
N. L. Bond, in Oakland for several
weeks, left here Tuesday afternoon for
Piedmont, w. Va. from which point
they will return to their home in Mr.
n. U. Bonds automobile, who will ac-
company them.
Mr.. j. NJ. Jarboe, Jr, of Oakland.
accompanied by his sister. Mrs. Charles
+. White, of Hutton. left here for Bal
timore on Sunday night where Mr..
Jarboe will take treatment for ten days
and then undergo surgical operation
of serious nature. Mr.. Jarboe eX-
poets to be absent from Oakland for UP
wards of a month
Col and Mrs. j. NJ. Burns left the
Park Tuesday afternoon for Lebanon,
Obi, Il -.
winter with her daughter. About Nov
Is Col. Burns will 90 to Hot Springs,
Arkansas, to take treatment for
breakdown in his health which develop
ed two or three years ago, following a
gunshot wound which he received dur
ing the war.
Messrs. G. S Hamill and John 7.
Mitchell spent Saturday at Hancock,
Md, where they attended the agricu-
tural exhibit held by the farmers and
stock raisers of that section Of the
state and at which We're present sever
al thousand people, among them beng
| Governor Crothers and Messrs. Lewis
and Warner. the Democratic and Re
publican candidates for Congress from
this District.
Messrs. Z. H. Sincell and Fred A.
Thayer left Oakland Tuesday afternoon
on train No 80 for points in Tennessee,
when in company with Messrs Richard
Chatfey, NJ y Wilson and Merritt
Wilson, Of EIkins, who joined them at
Grafton, they will inspect large tract
of timber land with the purpose Of
making purchase provided sufficient
acreage can be procured. The party