The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-09-17
BLOOMINGTON.


'ss..s.s' sec sss.st.s sessss.
Mr.. VIM. Mickey, ST.. assistant train
master W. NJ. r. r., at the West VIZ
ginia Junction, who has been spending
his vacation at Atlantic City, return ed
home this week. He was accompanied
by his wife and youngest daughter.
Mr., Grant Hcrshberger, boss miner
at the Marsteller mines. at Hampshire,
is home after spending a few days at
Elkins. the guest Of his brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. James Green.
! Congressman George A. Pearre Is bill
ed for a speech in town on the evening
of Sept. 10. The date for Hon. David
J. Lewis debut has not been fixed.
All the reports from farmers and
country people in this section Of Garrett
and Mineral counties, state the chestnut
crop this season to be nearly an entire
failure. Only tree here and there in
the large orchards around the Chestnut
Grove settlement is found to be bearing.
Mrs. Edward Warwick is home after
a week spent visiting her parents at
Tunnelton.
The work at the different mines in
this vicinity is almost at standstin.
Nothing Of the kind has ever been ex-
perienced before and many miners and
mine employees are compelled 10 seek
employment elsewhere.
Miss Clara Tibbet,s returned home
this week from visit to friends in Win
chester Va. She was accompanied on
her return by Miss Pleasant Howard,
who mas been appointed assistant teach
q ~ '''' p ''"' Scnooi mere.
Kew X. Greek NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
services m Burke S Park. at Hampshire,
on next Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. q. ilbbetts superintendent of
the DAVIS Coal a Coke Co., at BeryL
left TINS week m his automobile for
harper Ferry. lie was accompanied
oy ms son Charles, Charles Barker, of
flrdmont, ana James La Rue, OF ReryI
ne party are bent on sport and will
Try Ih"'r iucE at bass hshlng along the
BANKS OF the historic Shenandoah river.
Miss Adelaide Phillips. tn. popular
Piedmont milHuer, was IN town during
the week.
Mr. Martin Alternative of Craf,o,,
srpnt a few DAYS of This u.asg- ,f-irir.r
his ay,J mother al Wirdo,n
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WI . -1'Oei ingram ana TWO aauSh-
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News came to town early yesterday
afternoon of the sudden death of Mr..
Albert Warwick of Elk Garden. He was
"orA!hS III NINE NO o. one OF the group
" MINES owned ana operated by the
Paw Oo''' q" OoNe % DIT Elk Narueh'
men "i'iiou' Warming ABOUT CLOCK
Ci'e IooI gave way cruShlng nm TO
ue"'n' ne was completely covered by
.'G Ian u "o'e rocN anu STATE ana MS
leilo" miners ilau 10 work Tor nearly
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,rou ~ $1,000 -, ,,.:
zens and nm to five ~ civ vaars aoo
wbrn he moved 70 bis ,roson+ Io.o+in,
was resident Of tba town Ha Iaavas
a widow and aiobt cbildron tbroo broth
ers Nassrs Eduard and Ca,rc,o W.
I nick Of This nlaca +be ,o+tor wau
/ known oroce,,,r,a,,. Mr. T,,n,on W.
nick, of Cleveland. Ohio. and two sis
tiers, Mrs. Ida Duckworth. of Western
port, and Mrs. Gertie .Jeffries, of Alta
mont.
( Misses Edith and Mildred p;cI,a++ of
L lIinOHl, daughters OF lne late JOnn