The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-03-05

visitor last Friday. After transacting
some business in this city, he was taken
to Friendsville in a sleigh, by some
members of his family. On Sunday he
was driven in a buggy to Confluence
and took train No. Is for Annapolis
The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Lauer was brought home Monday
night from Baltimore by her mother.
The child some two or three weeks ago
underwe nt an operation for the reduc-
ton of congenital hip dislocation,
until few years ago, rare and almost
unknown procedure in surgical science.
The operation was eminently successful.
Delegate Harvey spent the latter
part OF the week at his home near
Gormania, returning 10 Annapolis in
time for the night session, but was
recalled to his home on account of the
serious illness of his child and also of
his father, the venerable Benz. F
Harvey who is making his home at Mt
Lake ParklwIth his daughter, Mrs. H.
B. Harvey.
Mr. D. Z. Ofutt received on Sunday
last carload of yearling and two-year
old cattle which will be fed during the
summer and next winter on Mr.. Offutt' 8
farm south Of Oakland The car con-
tanned more than thirty head and were
purchased in the Chicago stockyards
by Mr.. Ellwood Offutt, who is in
Chicago on a visit to Mrs. OfFutt s
relatives.
At the Maryland Theatre Saturday,
March 7th, the worlds greatest war
drama, Victory" in five full sized
reels, made with the aid and by per
mission of the United State Navy, and
produced with notable cast including
Josepbus Daniels. Sec'y of the NAVY,
Rear Admiral Badger, Captain Benson,
and the daring naval aviator, Lieut..
Towers, and many others, showing
battle ships, hydroplanes. gunboats,
monitors and destrOyers in action, eX-
plOdlng mines at sea and many other
thrills. Throughout the whole five
reels there exists a very pretty rom
ance which shows that a naval officer
can be as successful in love as IN war.
Don fail to see this picture Saturday
Night at the MARYLAND. Adver-
tisement
Mr.. Fred A. Thayer has received
from his brother, Mr.. Walter Thayer,
of near Carlsbad, Arizona, the head and
horns Of five prong deer which was
killed by the latter some time ago and
which was mounted and sent on to Oak
land. The shipper left Oakland when
quite Young man, sometime in the
early seventies with the determination
Of making his fortune in the west and
We are informed he has been very sue
cessful. He is engaged in the stock
business and is the owner of a ranch
Of large acreage in his adopted section
of the country. Recently he purchased
a drove of eight hundred cows down in
old Mexico which he will use for breed
ing purposes, driving them through the
country to his ranch.
Rev. f. Manages and family, who
were residents of Oakland for nearly
eleven years where Mr.. Manages served
as pastor of the Lutheran congregation,
left Oakland Tuesday for their future
home in York, Pa. On Friday evening
a reception was given in honor of the
pastor and Mrs. Manages at the church
at which large body of church mem
bers as well as ministers of other con
gregations were present, when a short
program of music and addresses was
carried out. Mrs. Manages received
many presents as tokens of the love
and esteem in which she is held by the
Oakland people, while Mr.. Manages was
presented with well filled purse Ad-
dresses were made on the part of the
congregation Dy Mrs. Richard Conneli
and Mr.. j. c. Renninger. Revs. Dr.
Ely of the Presbyterian church, and
Rev. DR.. Moore, of the Methodist
church, and Rev. John NJ Davis in his
capacity as a citizen and friend of
those taking their leave, all made short
addresses which were filled with good
wishes for the future welfare of Rev.
Manages aud his most estimable family.
For RENT-A six room dwelling,
located on the outskirts of town. Apply
to Mrs. VIM. KildoW, Oakland.
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