The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-05-22

: next tuesday evening, May 27.
Mr.. Harry j. Black, of Friendsvi!le.
visited Oakland on business last Sat
urday.
Misses Kathryn Menhorn and Anna
Liller were shopping in Cumberland
last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Collins are the
parents OF a son, born cthem last
Friday morning.
Miss Roberta Browne, of Point of
Rocks, Nd, is here on visit to her
sister, Mrs. Howard P. Stuck.
Messrs. w. A. Sturgiss and Garlic
ton Helbig were in Washington, D.
c., last Friday and Saturday.
Attorney D. Lindley L. Sloan, of
Cumberland, visited Oakland profess
sionally Tuesday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bolden, of Mey-
ersdale, Pa, were guests of the for
mer's brother, Mr.. D. E. Bolden, on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Arthur White Mr..
and Mrs. Robert B. White and Misses
Flo and Mabel White, all of Union
town, Pa, spent part of last Sunday
: with relatives in Oakland.
Mrs. Henry G. Sanders has moved
from her residence on Second street
in Oakland to Mountain Lake Park,
where she is residing with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ami Rodeheaver.
Make your plans now to attend the
: concert by the Oakland Municipal
Band to be given at the Maryland
Theatre next Tuesday evening, and
: enjoy a couple of hours of good mu-
sic, singing and vaudeville entertain
z ment.
George Krause, prominent resi-
Z dent of Frostburg, died at his home in
that town on Tuesday, aged 70 years.
Z He is survived by four daughters, one
of whom is Mrs. G. J. Altstetter, of
z Oakland who is at Frostburg today
attending the funeral.
Mr.. Mark S. White, who has been
located in Chilicothe, Ohio, for some
Z time past in charge Of the supply de-
pot at Camp Sherman, stopped off
here last Sunday en- route to Wash
ington, D. c., to which point he has
Z been transferred as Chief of Property
Z Accounts, Central Office, U. S. Veter-
ans Bureau.
q Mr.. Carleton limbaugh, student at
Swarthmore, near Philadelphia, came
to Oakland Sunday morning by train
= and later in the day, accompanied by
Z his mother, drove from here to Bal
timore, where Mrs. Hinebaugh will be
g a guest of relatives. Mrs. Harold Har-
u ned was also one Of the party who will
I likewise visit relatives in Baltimore
II for few days.
Mr.. Frank Westlake, who recently
- purchased property in Tie east end of
;, town, has transformed it by the addi-
= ton of four rooms and the erection of
II a sun parlor. He has also cleared out
and has in garden condition an acre
: or more of land fronting on the Oak
, land Mountain Lake Park road. which
o. adds to the value as well as to the
o appearance of his holdings.
Calvin Menhorn is still confined to
! his bed suffering from serious in
:, jury which he received one day last
: week when he fell from a step ladder
upon which he was working.
Services will be held in the Fern
dale Baptist church next Sunday ev-
ening, May 25th, at which time Rev.
:, A. Bailey will preach. Everyone cor
n daily invited to attend this service,
le The c. D. Claiborne Construction
/ Company has been awarded the con-
tract jointly by the State Roads Com
mission and the Baltimore and Ohio
I'd Railroad Company to erect new con-
TX crete and steel bridge spanning the
If railroad tracks on Oak street in Oak
n land, work upon which will begir
i soon The Claiborne Company is now
engaged in building shoulders fou.
feet wide on either side of the con-
., crete roadway recently built by then
~ on Oak street. Shoulders of like di
: mansions will be built along the con
o crete roadway on Third street also.
c. The work on Kerins' Garage, which
is being constructed of concrete blocks
on their lot facing on Green street
" is being greatly retarded on account
- of weather conditions. The old liv'
NJ cry barn, erected on the lot many
= years age, and which has been utiliz
&c ed by Messrs. Kerins as a part OF
" their storage building, has been tori