The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-02-23

Miss Ora Gale and Mrs. W. /. Buzzell
of William, w. Va, who were guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Perry W. Frantz al
the Frantz Hotel last week. have re-
turned ID their homes at William.
According TO the recent census re
turns given out by the department a
Washington, the population of Pied
ment, W. Va, decreased 23l in the ter
years preceding the recent census.
The Mayor and council of Cumber
/ land at recent meeting Of the mum
cipal officers of that city awarded ;
contract to Philadelphia firm for the
!ereGtiqo Of naw e. .., hi Il 60 T. re2S
so, 900
Carl Brown, of Oakland, who pitched
for the Grafton base ball team last sum-
mer, during the citys membership IN
the West Virginia League, was in the
city on a visit to friends Monday
Grafton Sentinel.
For RENT-Three nice rooms, furish-
ed or unfinished. If interested, adj
dress Lock Box III, Oakland, Nd.
Mr.. William Bishof, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George E. Bishoff, of near Oak
land, left here Yesterday afternoon for
Baltimore to resume his position in the
railway mail service. His route has
not yet been assigned him.
Messrs. Charles Liller, Urcel Taylor
and Cal Echard were at Kesyer Mon
day afternoon attending the funeral of
their friend. the late Clyde Davis, men,
Der Of the keyser Band, who died at
keyser on Saturday Of tuberculosis.
A number OF Oakland people went to
Baltimore Monday to visit the automo-
bile show now being held in that city.
Among the visitors were DR.. Webster
Sheriff Andrew Shartzer
and State Senator Harvey J. Speicher
An interesting revival meeting is be-
ing conducted by Rey. D. L. Reid. the
pastor, at Bond The services will con-
tinue UP to and including Sunday, March
5. The meetings so far have been prof
liable to the membership of the church
and great good is expected to result
from these meetings.
An effort is being made by the mana
ger of the Enterprise Store Company at
Hutton to have the affairs of the con-
Germ taken out of the hands Of the re-
ceivers recently appointed by the Court
A proposition has been made to the cred
ItOrs Of the concern and the prObabili-
ties are that matters will be satisfactor-
lily adjusted
Recently this Office has been in receipt
a number Of unsigned communica-
tons bearing upon matters of public
but following well establish
ed custom not to publish communica-
tons from an anonymous source, these
letters have gone the way of thousands
If others in Well-regulated newspapers
offices and will never appear in print.
Mr.. Henry Wend and family, who
having been residing at Hutton for the
past several years, and who recently
disposed of their property to the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company for a
right-of-way for the new tracks of the
company now being constructed north
IF 58-cut, expect to leave Hutton some
time within the next month for the
State of Washington, where they will
make their future home.
MIR. w. c. Huntington. whose lease
for Mountain Lake Park Hotel expires
with the close of the coming season, is
making preparations for the early open
ng of that far-famed hosiery He has
received many inquiries concerning
rates, etc, thus early in the year which
indicates that the season at the Park
will open early and will be busy one.
With the park well filled and other
resorts literally patronize, Oak
and will feel its good effects CONNER
,ially, and everyone in the town and
community should endeavor
to boost the Park and not hamper the
in getting people interest !
ed in it Dv coming here and locating for
a few months each year,