The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-10-24

travelling in nearly every part of the
world. He will 90 from here to Cincin-
natl.
LosT-In Kitzmiller or on the road
from Oakland to KitzmlIlar, bunch OF
keys. Liberal reward if returned to
this Office. Advertisement.
The Standard Oil Company recently
secured title to some land fronting on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at the Brad
ley crossing, and the corporation is now
having erected thereon foundations for
oil and gasolene tanks from which the
customers of the company will be sup
piled
DR.. Henry McComas was summoned
to the bedside of Mrs. George w.
Haulenbeek at Deer Park last Sunday,
Mrs. Haulenbeek having suffered from
an attack Of heart failure. 1t occurred
on Sunday morning as the family We're
preparing for breakfast, and consider
able alarm was felt.
A number of Lutheran ministers and
laymen from various parts of the county
will leave Oakland today Tor Grafton to
attend the first annual meeting Of the
new West Virginia Synod. Among
those who VII go from here are Rev.
e. Manages, Rev Dr.. Shull, of Bittinger,
and Mr.. JohnL L. EngleharJ, of Accident.
Rev. J. R.'Workman, returning to his
home a. Wheeling from the conference
Of the N. f. church held in E!aias last
week, stopped eff IT, Oakland Tuesday
afternoon and renamed here ua1I this
morning where he was the cues. Ut his
daughter, Mrs.. GroyerC. Stemn'e Mr.
Workman mas been returned 70 his
charge at Wheeling which he ha served
Tor three or four scars.
Rev. Dean. Of the Accident and
Friendsyille Lutheran churches, came
up to Oakland Saturday morning and
from here took train No. So for Clarks-
burg, W. Va, where he went in the in
terest Of the Lutheran congregation Of
that vicinity. Before returning to
FriendsvilIe Mr. Dean will visit other
Lutheran parishes in West Virginia and
will also 90 on a visit to Gettysburg, Pa.
Capt James A. Hayden, of the Agri-
cultural Department, returned home
Monday afternoon from his trip through
portions of the State which included
the Eastern Shore, where he found the
people prosperous to a great degree,
with bumper crops of everything grown
on the Shore. In other portions Of the
State, notably Western Maryland, con-
ditions were the same.
County Commissioner D. NJ. Dixon
returned from point near Bond Mon
day evening where he had gone to in
spect the new road being built by the
county leading from the Bloomington
road through Bond and on west to con-
meet with the Swanton road. The
original roadbed had been entirely
obliterated by the numerous floods and
freshets that have swept over portions
of the county during the past summer
and the construction Of a new thorough
fare over different route was absolute
ly necessary to accommodate the
public.
Mrs. S. A. Kendall, who has been
spending several days in Pittsburg, pro.
ceeded thence to Liscomb, Iowa, to Wis
it her relatives there for week or two.
Miss Grace Kendall, who had been in
Pittsburg with her mother. returned to
the family home in Meyersdale the first
of the week and will remain here until
her mothers return, after which the
family will take up their winter resi-
dence in Washington, d. c.. where
Master John Wylie Kendall, is now at.