The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-07-10

| relatives and at Deer Park where he
was the guest of Col. John T. McGraw.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Bloom, of Bond.
arrived IN Oakland Monday in their
automobile, driving through to this
! point from Lancaster, Pa, and going
from Oakland to Bond by rail Tuesday.
Mr.. John w. Mccullough and family
of Friendsville, drove up to Oakland
Sunday afternoon in Mr.. McCullough's
handsome seven passenger touring car
and spent an hour or two here, when
they returned home.
A heavy rain on Saturday afternoon
broke the drought which had prevailed
in this section for ten days previous and
cooled the atmosphere to such an extent
that on Monday evening the weather
was decidedly chilly.
Mr.. Clarence V. Guard, secretary of
the Garrett County Telephone Com
pany, came up to Oakland from his
home in Friendsville Tuesday afternoon
and spent that night and Yesterday
morning here on business.
Monday afternoon automobiles from
as far south as Tennessee and as far
north as Michigan were on the streets
of Oakland. Other states represented
by autos at the same time were Mary
land, West Virginia and Ohio.
Messrs. Henry Krug, Albert Knabb
and James F. Grimes spent last Friday
in Oakland. Messrs. Knabb and Crimes
motored through to Oakland from Get
tysburg, where both were engaged in
the battle fought fifty years ago.
Rev. Isaac Alternately, of near Wilson.
was in the city Tuesday and spent a
few minutes with the editor. Mr..
Alternatives visits to Oakland in recent
years have been few, but he is always
welcomed by host of well wishing
friends.
Mr.. Frank W. Chase and son-in law.
Mr.. Turner, of Baltimore, were in Oak
land Tuesday when both gentlemen
called at this office. Mr.. Chase is de-
lighted with the arrival of a grandson
who arrived at his home on the morning
of the 3rd
Miss Eastman, of Washington, d. c.,
is at the Loeb Lynn Hotel, where she
has organized a dancing class and is
teaching all the new dances. Miss
Eastman comes highly recommended as
teacher and her class is being largely
patronized.
Mr.. John 7. Mitchell went to Roam
oke, Va, Monday night in response to
telegram announcing the very serious
illness of his son-in-law, Mr.. John
Franklin, who was taken suddenly i'll
Sunday ashe was preparing to 90 on a
pleasure trip.
Little Miss Mary Virginia Wilson
entertained crowd of some forty of
her young friends at birthday party
on Saturday evening last The out-of-
town guests were Miss Catherine
Carskadon and Master John Carskadon.
of Cumberland.
Rev. and Mrs. w. w. Shearer, of AL
exandria, Va, Rev. Mr.. Riker, of New
York City, and Miss Annie Price. of
Washington, ID. c., are expected to
arrive IN Oakland Saturday afternoon
where they will be guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Wilson.
Mr.. Philip T. Peddcord, office
manager Of the Mountain Lick Lumber
Company, near Durbin, W. Va, was in
Oakland last Saturday and Sunday on
visit to his family. He returned to
Durbin Monday morning to which point
ne will take his family in the early
fall.
Just received from the factory, a car
OF Mccormick mowers, rakes and bind
ers; also car of fertilizer. A. D. NAY
LoR & co. Advertisement 14-3t
Mrs. James A. Delawder was called
to her former home at Piedmont, w.
Va, Tuesday by reason of the illness of
her mother, Mrs. w. L. Jameson, who
suffered stroke of paralysis that day.
Reports from her bedside this morning
indicate slight improvement in the
condition of the afflicted lady.