The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-09-07
FRIENDSVILLE.


the heaviest this season. The sun did
not shine until Thursday noon.
Salathlel Savage and wife, accom-
panied by the latter's sister, Mrs. Berk
were on a visit to West Virginia last
week
E. C. w. Ryland wasa business visitor
to Connellsville, Pa, for few days.
Adam Shroyer, who some years ago
dwelt among US, but who now resides
near Pittsburgh. was visitor for a few
days to our town recently.
Miss Marie Rvland spent a few DAYS
with relatives at Confluence.
Quite a number of our town folks
went to Selbysport on Sunday evening
to hear Rev. Reid preach. Some of the
young ladies in that neighborhood must
be very attractive for some young men
did not return home till the wee small
hours.
Mr.. and Mrs, Lloyd Dean and child
rem, of McKeesport. Pa, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Savage
! Henry Friend, of Crellin, passed
through town on Sunday with party of
| friends in his touring car.
What do YOU know about the primary
election? they didn't do thing to our
district did they? We kind of got it in
the neck dldn t we. but just wait, as the
fellel says, we are not through yet, and
we may have the smoker on our faces
/ this fall
Irwin Shaffer, wife and son Walter, of
West Virginia, are the guests of Fred
Kamp and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Holem anare the
proud parents of fine baby boy. Con-
gratulations; we will take cigars.
Miss Nita Nugent left last week for
a two weeks visit to her uncle at Mar
tinsburg.
Marion Fike and family, of Pit Cairn,
were visitors last week to F. Kamp,
the former being brother of Mrs.
Kamp.
Adam Hetrick and family and Mr.
Bentlv and family, of Accident, also
spent Sunday with Frederick Ramp and
family.
Well we did the best wescoud last
Tuesday, but it was not quite enough.
The bad weather keep so many away
from the polls, enough anyway to have
changed the tune.
Mr.. Isaac, of Pittsburgh, as well as
David and Fred Lewis, of the same
place, are guests of Orval Welch and
family at present.
Misses Carrie and Goldie Frazee. of
Somerfield, Pa. were guests of w. w.
/ Savage's family over Sunday.
Miss Lucy Frankhouser accompanied
by Prof. Troxall spent part OF Sunday
at Cove
The town authorities have completed
the crossing on Second avenue and
Maple street near the Lutheran church,
and it is one of the best in our town.
May we get more of them.
The Cider Mill was over done Satur-
day, about twenty-five teams brought
loads of apple to be made into cider,
jelly and apple butter and still the rush
continues.
j. 6 kolb is having copper spoutting
placed around his dwelling.
Mrs. Charles Liston has moved back
to her former home in the lower part of
town.
The clock at the planning mill took a
jump OF one hour on Friday morning
and noon came one hour earlier.
The Christian church will hold a pic
mic in Kolb's Grove, on Saturday, the
9th. Preparation for large crowd is
being made and many good speakers
will make addresses, a game of ball will
be one or the attractions, the band has
been engaged, and will dispense choice
selections during the day and evening.
The Town Council met in regular ses-
sion on Monday evening. Leonard
Lytle was appointed policeman in the
place VI 81 4NuStIlI' ItSlSlltU. ~ NUM-
Der of bills were ordered paid, some
side walks were reported as being IN
bad repair, and orders were to see that
they were repaired at once.
Mr.. Turner of Pittsburg was here on
a weeks vacation, returning home on
Saturday.
Mrs. Edward Schlossnagle after visit
of some time returns to Pittsburg on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Barbara Tannahill returned to
Confluence last week, after spending
sometime with her mother, Mrs NJ.
Neil.
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I9 RITTNGER {.