The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-05-08

Mr.. John Close, a former Garrett
countian. who is at present a resident
OF the Berkeley springs section of West
Virginia, came up to Oakland yesterday
and will remain here several days visit
ing relatives and friends.
Miss Mayme Hart, who had been here
for some time with her brother in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs C. A. Bolden,
left for Oakland, Md, the latter part
of the week to visit relatives and
acknowledgements Republican.
Mrs. E. j. kirkpatrick, who spent the
winter in Philadelphia, arrived in Oak
land Yesterday and went to Brookside
to superlntend Improvements and re.
pairs to the BrOokside Inn and Cottages
preparatory to their opening for the
summer.
Messrs. Paul Navlor, Ralph Weber
and John Davis accompanied A. joyce
Rlker to Baltimore Tuesday night for
the purpose of driving an Overland
auto through to Oakland which Mr..
Riker has disposed of to one of his
customers.
Mr.. James P. Treacy, the local Ford
automobile agent, unloaded, assembled
and sold three car loads of the Ford
machines last week. The machines
were distributed to local people or
farmers residing within the limits of
the county.
Mrs. William Weber of near town.
has gone to New York City where she
is the guest of her sister, Miss Marv
Swami. Mrs. Weber was accon1panied
from Shenandoah junction, w. Va,
! by Mrs. Lynne, who is also on a visit to
Miss Swami,
Mrs. r. l.. Hawkins, of Baltimore.
arrived IN Oakland Monday afternoon
to pay an extended visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Kildow prior to removing
from Baltimore to Toronto, Canada,
where Mr.. Hawkins is superintendent
of glass factory.
Mr.. d. E. Bolden, the undertaken,
received on last Friday a funeral car
from the manufacturers of the newest
and best design. The car is finished in
steel gray and is equipped with all the
modern improvements, presenting a
stately appearance.
A home talent play under the direc-
ton of Miss Anna Manages and for the
benefit of the ladies aid society of st.
Mark 5 Ev. Lutheran church of Oak
land, will be presented at the Mary
land Theatre on Thursday and Friday
evenings, June 9th and 7th.
WANTED-Teams and laborers for
State Road work between McHenry and
Accident. Apply to Superintendent on
job or j. K. Francis, Oakland. Md.
Advertisement
a new switch board with a capacity
Of more than one hundred service wires
is being installed in the central office of
the {. y Z. Telephone company IN Oak
land With the additional equipment
the local Office will be able to serve
about four hundred subscribers.
a large number of brook and rainbow
trout have been caught during the past
week from streams adjacent to Oak
land. Last Thursday Norman Sanner
succeeded IN coaXlng about dozen into
has basket from the waters of Deep
Creek, while other Nimrods were sue
cessful to less degree.
Mrs, Charles F. White and children.
who have been residing IN Homecoming
tor more than a year where until recent
ly Mrs. White was hostess at the Mary
land Hotel when the property passed in
to other hands, arrived in Oakland last
night she will occupy the johnson
property on Liberty street
MIR. Harry j. Frear. of Roseburg,
Oregon, arrived in Oakland Tuesday
morning and will be in this section for
upwards of two months engaged in
dong engineering work for the Messrs.
Kendall Mrs Frear accompanied her
husband east on the trip and is at present
on VISIT to relatives in Pennsylvania.
Congressman Richmond p. Hobson.
accompanied by Mrs. Hobson, arrived
IN Oakland Sunday morning from Wash
ing on, d. c. From here they went to
Mountain Lake Park in company with
Lieut.. West where they inspected several
properties with the intention of renting
one for the coming season, provided it
can be secured.
Messrs. Francis Gender, Wallace
Brown and George Weber will leave
Oakland some time this week for
Salmon, Idaho, where Mr. Gender owns
valuable gold claims which he and Mr..
Brown will operate.this summer. Mr.. w.
will enter upon the practice of law. hav-
ing fitted himself by number of years
Of study for the profession which he
has chosen and will follow. The best
wishes of the Oakland people for the
success of these three young men will
follow them into their new western
homes.
An Advertisement in this PAPER
will pay.