The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-10-19
MISS SARAH D. WHITE.
FRIENDSVILLE.

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one to connect with just at this. season.
Report says, that while fruit and nuts
are plentiful, there is poor crop of
potatoes in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ami Frankhouser and
daughters left for Morgantown on We'd
nesday last for visit of week or two.
Mrs. F. G. Fox and daughter Effie
left for Connellsville on Monday. They
will return on Wednesday.
M. and Mrs. John w. Mccullough
and little son, and Miss McMasters,
after an extended tour, returned to
Friendsville on Sunday.
Mrs. Percy Friend, who has been very
sick, is now much better
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Kamp went
to Chidester on Saturday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Ramps sister, Mrs.
Speicher, who died of typhoid fever.
They returned on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Kendall are on a
visit to Meyersdale
Clyde Shartzer, of Oakland, was a
visitor to our town on Sunday.
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. William
Durham, Miss Ethel Durham, and Mr..
Archibald Zimmerman. of Confluence,
drove to Addison, and were the guests
of Clarence Nichols while there.
Misses Laura and Efie Fox and
Messrs. Guard and Shartzer were visi-
tors to Guard on Sunday.
Harry Fowler, of Oakland, was a
visitor of Miss Ocie Casteel on Sunday.
Robert Dye has left our town with his
family and will reside at Jennings in
future.
Rally day was observed In the Metho-
dist Episcopal Sabbath school last Sun
day.
John Rumbaugh has gone to Union
town, where he expects to get a situa-
ton
w. Frederick, Jr, is suffering with a
bad attack of rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tarlton Collier, of Cove,
were in town on Monday with their sons,
Weller and Jacob. The young men left
for Pennsylvania, where they have
situations.
Elder Snyder, OF Confluence, will
preach in the Christian church next
Sunday.
Rev. Powers leaves this community
this week. We wish him great success
in his new field of labor, although sorry
he is leaving Us. Rev. e. ?. Idleman
will be our new pastor.
Rev. Dean and J. G. Kolb left for
Synod on Monday. They will be gone
for three weeks. There will be no
preaching in the Lutheran church for
the next TWO Sundays.
John Spears and John Steel were
visitors at c. W. Friends on Sunday.
George F. Frazee has moved into the
quarters lately occupied by Mr. Hardy.
George Hilman will move into the
quarters vacated by Mr.. Frazee.
Mrs. Tom WEIGH, Mrs. 0. A. Welch,
Mrs. Kate Savage and Alpheus Welch
left for Oakland on Friday, where they
attended the funeral of MIR. Welch s
sister.
Last Thursday at 1876 a. m. funeral
services We're held in the Lutheran
church over the remains of the late
George Wagden who had departed this
life on Tuesday. He lived to the good
old age of ninety-two years, ten months
and twenty days. He was man well
man well known in this and surrounding
vicinities. Uncle George, as he was
commonly called, had host of friends
who will miss him. He Iaaves wife to
mourn his loss. Interment was made
in the Friendsville cemetery. Salathiel
Savage was funeral director.
The entertainment given by the band
on Saturday evening was a success, al
though rain commenced to fall in vast
quantities and kept it up from 6 until
clock. A nice sum was put into the
treasury The pieces rendered by the
band were nicely given, and the solos
and duets by the different singers,
brought round after round of applause,
while the farces just made them scream.