The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-06-29

in the keeping of Sheriff Shartzer who
viii entertain themuntil December when
court meets. The men are charged with
stealing brass fittings from B. & O.,
tool houses at Deer Park and Altamont
and disposing of the same. Right re
Gently completed term in the Mary
land penitentiarY for a similar crime.
Mr.. W Hamill Spedden, of Fairmont,
was in the city Tuesday afternoon for a
few hours. He expects to return here
some day next week, when he will be
accompanied by his family who will oc-
cupy the J. M. Jacobs cottage at the
Park during the summer months.
Mrs. John J. Mosser, of Shelton, Ne
braska, who arrived in Oakland last
Thursday morning to visit her sister,
Mrs. Charles Glotfelty, left here Sun
dav morning, accompanied by Mrs.
Glotfety. for Washington, where they
will be guests for a week of Mrs. Daniel
Miller.
A big scream at the opera house to-
night, the Minstrel show for benefit of
the Mountain City Band. Don't miss
this.
Rev. Father Thomas j. Stanton, chap
lain at st. Joseph's seminary, near Bal
timore, always welcome to Oakland be-
cause of his genial personality, arrived
here yesterday afternoon to spend a
day or two of his two weeks vacation.
From here he will go to Atlantic City
for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Augustine, of
Uniontown and Addison, Pa. accom-
panied by their son and daughter-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Augustine, Jr.,
and Miss Myra Ross, drove to Oakland
last Saturday in Mr.. Augustine's tour
ing car and spent Sunday as guests of
Mrs. Virginia Johnson. The party re-
turned to Addison Sunday afternoon.
If you want to see the finest line of
vehicles of all kinds in Western Mary
land inspect A. D. Naylor & Co. s
stock. They have just received a new
supply and sell them for less. st
DR.. R. H. Deliver, of Hot Springs,
S. OAK. reached the Park last Sunday
and will spend the summer. He will
be remembered by many of our citizens
as the son of Father Deliver" the
pioneer Methodist preacher of this vi
cinity and the brother of U. S. Senator
Dolliver. He is to have charge of the
English work of the Park Summer
School.
The latest in singing and dancing and
catchy music at the Minstrels tonight
for the benefit of the Mountain City
Band
Mr. Ross burst, of New Germany,
who recently closed term as instructor
in the Grantsvllle Normal, was in Oak
land Tuesday enroute to Parsons, W.
Va as a lay delegate to the Oakland
District NJ Z. conference, which is IN
session in that town this week Dis
trict superintendent W. D. Reed and
Rev. G. r. Williamson, of Oakland, are
also attending the meeting, having gone
to Parsons Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Harry J. Frear, of Roseburg.
Oregon, who has been in this vicinity
for several months engaged in engineer
ing work for his employers, the Ken
dali Lumber Company, in connection
with the purchase by that corporation
Of the Chess lands in Preston county,
West Va, left Oakland yesterday af-
ternoon for his home in the west, where
he will resume his position as manager
for the Kendall Company whose hold
ings in Oregon are of some magnitude.
Judges Kamp and Moon, of the Or
phans' Court have announced their can
didacy for denomination at the hands
of their Republican party friends. Both
gentlemen have had four years exper-
fence on the bench and have given the
Office their best attention with the result
that their service to the people of the
county has been satisfactory in every
respect. Upon their past record as
public servants they go before the peo-
pie asking that they be retained in Of
fee.
Mr. Max Good and daughter, of Kirk
wood, Missouri, spent Sunday in Oak
land, en- route to visit relatives in Cum
berland and to New York on business,
Mr.. Good is engaged in the coffee
brokerage business in st. Louis and has
been eminently successful. He is the
only son of the late Squire A. C, Good,
for many years a resident of Oakland,
who removed to Kirkwood from here
some thirty.years ago, The son retains
a love for the place of his nativity and
makes frequent though abbreviated
visits to Oakland, where he has many
friends.