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Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-28
HYMENEAL
rreeman-BatcheIder.

CRAIG, Neb.. Feb. &-tspecial. Miss
Edith Bateehelder and Jesse c. Freeman
were married wednesday afternoon at
the home Of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Batchelder. The brides mother and
father acted al matron Of honor and best
man, thus commenorating the thirty
first anniversary Of their marriage The
ceremony was performed BY Rev. J. IL
clayen. pastor Of the Methodist church
After March IS Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman
win be at home TO their friends In Craig
Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-28
WIFE OF HoMESTEADER
COMMITS SUICIDE

ABERDEEN. 8. D., Feb. sI.-tspecial)
Mrs. Haver Christisnson, wife OF q
homesteader near Daviston. in Perkins
county, COMMITTED suicide by shooting
herself through the breast with a re-
volyer during the temporary absence Oh
her husband from the house. No cause
Il known. except that the young woman
had been despondent for some time. She
was g years Of age and had been mar
ried a year and a half.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-28
Secretary Of Crocker's
Brigade is Dead

osKALoosA. Ia, Feb. a. Robert /.
Turner. clvil war veteran and well
known in Grand Army circles throughout
the state. died here this morning from
an attack Of apoplexy, Mr.. Turner was
secretary Of croeksr's Iowa Brigade at
the time OF his death. lie was the head
Of the shiloh seml-centenniai celebration
held on the old battlefield.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-28
Judge Tells Jury to
Pray for Wisdom

FORT WORTH. Tex. Feb. 27.-"Get
down on your knees and pray to AL
mighty God for wisdom in reaching ver-
dict. but send me no more commur1ca-
tons"
Such was the message sent the jury In
the trial OF j. B. Sneed today after Judge
swayne had been Informed that the jury
wished to report finally its disagreement.
sneed's trial ended Saturday. He was
accused of the murder OF Captain A. G..
Boyce. ST.. whose son eloped with sneed's
wife
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-28
TINKER CHARGED WITH
MURDER OF MRS. DORSET

KANSAS CITY. Feb. N.-charies W.
Hedges. a tinker. at his preliminary hear
ing today was held here for trial on
charge Of numbering Mrs. Lucetta Dor
sett. whose body was found In her home
in Kansas City, Kan, three weeks ago.
His bond was placed at s25o
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-28
Three Children Are
Burned to Death

LEXINGTON. n.y.. Feb. S.-Thres
children are missing and are believed TO
have been burned to death In fire which
destroyed the colored Orphans Home
here early today. Thirty other children
were saved by the heroism Of Mrs. Mary
Edison. one OF the officials Of the home.
She first discovered the fire, broke a
window on the second floor and took the
children out over the porch Of the build
Ing.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-28
ROOSEVELT RESENTS STORY
Former President Denies Personal
Criticism Of Successor.
LoNGwoRTH IS FOR TAFT
RooaeveIts son-in-Law Annoances
that He VIII Take No Part
in the Selection of
Delegates.

bOSION, Feb A.-Colonel lneouoTe
Roosevelt. angered by a published report
that he had said President Taft was not
progressive, declared today he would not
be drawn into personal controversy with
the administration. although he had de-
elsred his intention Of making a
''straight-out fight" for the republican
presidential nomination
The colonel sail that In his political
conferences yesterday. during which he
was reported TO have made the statement.
President Taft's name had not been men
toned and that his opinion in regard 10
the administration had not been asked or
expressed.
Colonel Roosevelt repeated his state
ment that be had not taken his present
position for personal reasons and he made
II clear that no did not propose TO make
the issue in any sense personal one.
Platform 10 Restnted.
Colonel Roosevelt was asked TO explain
the position he VIII maintain during the
campaign. In reply he issuec the foiow-
Ing:
II could not more definitely state my
position on the great issues OF the Gay
than ] stated II In my Columbus speech
and again yesterday before the Massachu-
sets Legislature. In addition to calling at
tsnticn TO what | there said on the SUD
ject Of popular government, ! also want
to call attention to what said at Column
bus on the business situation ana the
proper attitude Of the government TOWARD
business SO as 10 insure eonoi.iohs t"a'
win make for the prosperity Oh the oust-
ness world and OF all our people.
In my Ohio speech ! asaH wi'h sun
phasis on the two great subjects OF ln,
mediate moment 70 our peop's, sne Nv,
OF having real ana NOT me'eis no'na'
popular rue, ana 'ne neea VI .ss
prosperity for the business man W.
wage Garner and the farmer Anks as
then said. l most empnaucAns oene,e
that u Is necessary 70 havs an saa,'ao'e
division OF prosperity. pu. tna' y ~
hooves US 10 keep in m'no .n.' ~ A''ns'
divide the prosperity unless .hs p'os
pen'y - mere 70 aiv'a.' ~u 80 "
cure the well esins OF the business Nol,a
10 necessary IN ,he inse'es. VI WY w.
zen, OF the United ssate
Kent sssn.
hepresehsAuss As .,,..,s $500 4,
has peen an so'ass - n' ,..s.s. :,
MS stare, 'e'ss'spnsu s. a,1sn,..,,on
me ee''' '.s o.. a.r,-,,..,or
aErec'hk 70 .he'' rea.''. .'' -
10 place his name on the o4iiot -
Roosevelt delegate 10 the Chicago con-
v.,,,on
Nehuon'
LonHworth is for tart.
WASHINGTON. Feb. n.-Representa-
$1,000 a,~w.rth san.in-lav NJ
i've Sicholss ions"o'
Theodore Roosevelt returned 10 "ash'
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-28
Steamer Captured
By Italian Vessel

TRAPANI. Italy. Feb. &.-The steamer
Rescuer was captured BY an Italian war
ship today. A large number Of maeiNne
guns. field guns and Mausers and guam
tity Of shrapnel and grenades were found
on board.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-28

When you want reliable medicine fol
n cough or cold take chambsrlain's
Cough Remedy. II can always be de-
pended upon and Is pleasant and safe q
take. For sale By all druggists
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-28
Raise for Rock Island Operators.

TOPEKA. Kan. Feb. G.-The Rock
Island announced today that dating from
February l. all telegraphers on the sys-
tern have been granted an 5 per cent in
crease in wages.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-28

by that great health tonic, Electric Bit
tiers. is the enrichment of poor. thin
blood. and Strengthening the weak. Sc
For sale BY Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-28
PROGRESSIVE DEMOCRAT LEAGUE


(From . staff ccrrespondent1
LINCOLN. Feb. z.-tspeciaD = The
Progressive Democratic League Of Me-
braxka has perfected temporary crga-
nizatton and will proceed At once TO
organise IN every county. The object Of
the league b 10 take part In the nation
wide movement Of democrats for fnsuring
progressive control Of the regular demo
cradle orsznizztioh from the prsc.ncss %
the national oouvention-
A temporary orsznizzsion has already
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-28

merly was the Norwegian steamer Breid-
ablik.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-28

BEAVER CITY. Neb.. Feb. 25.-tspe-
ciai Telegram -oliver crcnk. a pioneer
and one Of the oldest citizens of Beaver
CITY. died ct his home today. aged 81
years
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-28

The only steamer given in the official
lists under the name Of Rescuer Is q
British vessel Of rs gross tons. 1t Ia
owned by W. Grech. London. and for
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-28

rsr.is.sn. Advertising is tn. Road to
Big Returns.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-28
DEATH RECORD

ABERDEEN. s. D.. Feb. 2.-,speciaLl
Mrs Frank oiInxsr OF this city died at
her home here after an illness Of a year
and hall. leaving her husband and five
children. The body was taken to the old
home at Monticello. la. for intermeni.
Mrs. .. e. Dsbee.
UTICA. Neb.. Feb. s,--tspeelal Tele-
Krsmp--krs. =. c. Beebe. aged % years.
died this morning Of pneumonia. She was
a prominent member OF the Eastern Star
lodge and leader in Presbyterian church
work. Her husband and . son years old
survive her. Funeral arrangements have
net yet been made.
Charles ssevert.
oNAwA. la, Feb. T.-lspecial.1-News
has been received here Of the death Of
Charles sisvsrt. a we'll known engineer
running out OF Sioux City until two years
ago. His death occurred At Seattle. Wash,
and the body win be brought to Lake
City. his old home, for burial Tuesday.
No particulars have been received as TO
the cause OF death. He Is survived BY .
widow and one child.
W. u. Price.
LOGAN, la. Feb. 2.-CspeclaLl-w. II.
Price passed away at his home In Logan
Monday morning. following q weeks Ill
ness Of erysipelas. The funeral services
took place Tuesday afternoon at 30 at
the Christian church. chrysollte lodge.
No. 80 Ancient. Free and Accepted
Masons. Of Logan. in charge. Interment
was In Logan cemetery. Mr.. Price was
born In Orange county. New York. In
isst He is survived BY his widow. two
daughters and son.
ssmaei Mcclure.
HARVARD. Neb. Feb. s7.-tspeciall-
samuel Mcclure died yesterday afternoon
at his home. two and half miles north
east Of this city. where he had lived for
some years. Mr.. Mcclure took a home
stead about Is7i between Chenille and
Fairfield. where he lived tin after his
second marriage. He was close TO % years
OF axe.
special Trsia.
BEAVER CITY. Nes. Feb. 2s.-tspe-
cal Telegram. l-oliver cronk. q pioneer
| "a 49,. ~ thu alArzf eitixens Of Reavar
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-28

pIlEs CuREp IN o TO Is DAYS
Your druggist will refund money 4
PAzo OINTMENT falls 10 cure any casa
Of Itchink, Blind. Bleeding or Protrudins
piles IN 10 II daya boc
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-28

tcontInued frOm FIrst PACE
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-25

Il q. O. E-MoRNTNGRTAR
y Lodgs 30. 56s Of Nesperces Ida,
sleese every Saturday sweating. Visis.
as Brothers cordially invited.
PAUL JcnwsONs ". q.
=. :. SC NEIL. Secretary.
a MERictJS LODGE No. IS. K.
al P's meets 10 Odd Fellows
Hall avery. first and third Thurs
DAYS Ia each month. Visiting
brothers cordially invited 10 attend.
d. " Down, G. e.
? w. MrxcIlEf.K., X. CTR. as.
ExlRAM LODGE No. ST.. A. r. a A
: ! N 81 Na&fefce. idaho. Regular
eosufnuf cations on The KxIdax oven.
Snk 81 ii kbfue The l0lg moon az each
hlossfb II EIse I a. @. 2 naal, visiting
Brothers mre sNwdsallY invited ko a.
tend. JoAN E 1.Kwzss M. N.
0x1o HuEFNKR. Sec.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-25
n ekrfAs.Slfi1mahfs

~ ea4as ltaaef.sn has f.ef4gf1<s..s 4s<'.....|
~ me District Court ofihe second 1ddlesaI
,slslsaes. State Of ieeAe,A - sad ~ 1Aa lCoha1s
o! EIsssE 4 9ls'~V, slssRsig. ~ plsssaa,
us SLATE q I4ahe sfnds greeting
t~'pfsf efeeHo4l7 Rts4en@MAfgF f4swfftp@
z g q e5ss hsE y alEselsc. Ihas sheEe q on
irft Court Of lhe second judicial Distrief.
sfsse % Sdeho. ~ nirs 81 igsIY 81 IesF II
ne eQmpl&Iqtsaf the abegf 0amed plaintiff
Fhe szidn 'iloa ~ hFesSlIt fo'DsiIals n Z e.
ffse 81 us above enflfled cogrt dies0lviuR fhe
p4n9F - t1H41i lI1Ey ri Wsfxf H inx batA eH5I Il
kssa plelntiH nnd. tbs eaid defendant. on the
&EounuN ftfAl SnN aasH 49, far ss1ffff
knau pne year last pasf NfifuilY neglected 10
pspg4ue sI0f tlainfIN eileRond1n8n neenssmSfas
" life ~. having the ability 80 10 do And
isM piMfnfaH q "a ea9ea sK ezis sDf ele@ enzn
q q .SsRR ios ns5e sess eps ysaF issl past At
49, 4, sP@Pisinf o. ls e &c aless sssi
- Yea are hereby .digected .to.sppeaf snd AZ.
sAerNM9 eumr1aifF ufslsiB 'fHsafy Z f95f DAYS
s sas.s lke ssrslos heFsel nRen yon 4 ssrysd
Y es1ssQ elesT nsFe, sna gnless ypa y 4ppesE
eopFt for ne relief demanded ~ me fQmplaing.
4t4st ny 1iaud and fife seal 81 tEe tfiIsfflct'
ta1rt of fhe 6eeond gndieaai nigifiet. state of
Iekno. shi1nuT9f gewikr5ahi5s thisaefh Gay
1sEaE. - csydsn. es5sss: eieFk le->v-s Z
T BY - y. white Deputy Clerk,
4. q. 1annahlli. Attorney sof I,lasnx1U 8Aoafi'
oaef md Fffa enee address. Nerperees iaabo,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-25

Poor appetite Is q ssru Sign Of Impaired
Digestion. A few doaoe If ChamheElaln's
stomach and LAYER Tablets will strengthen
sonr aieesilou and iapxpye yepr appessse.
Thousands hnve been benefited by taking
cheese sahlala. Sold hy al deaiszs
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-25

Pjiaa 'conhg,' isfsIdsY sbsroI'0s~
eisi'dspagy shshk - ! ~ Al
JShaA Collins. ptobatlOH - !
fcefaes'sf FER roo
Z / Freeman, constable lees 90
e A UlFieh. Hidbs for lndIgsnt 40 90
HsekmaS weasrbOrg Co,
fdfnisuge~~u ~ = '-.sss~ ,4k at
Oh eafss meals DOR juross.-,. s rs
y = hiiisrilivssy hire. sAsriA 90
bhiliss livery hitsTc0un-n ~.
y supt s.-'~r '.~s i,~.i ~ 500.
n , Miller;iisssy hIre.'~ '..ilo~6 90.
KamiahBndg c0s ear refund, v-~-,,
claim siisr'allovedi ~o'..5o.ooI
" z ShockleyT services and. AT
expense special deputy s~s244sSl
SssPsrcs Herald. printing! -.r-gl
etc. ss~'f - y.-u.-fg $50. &C.
Ihs'foIloving claims we're ezAms
ned and rsjscaed+i'a~ .yli-g ~
rs Harvey. juror jallos- ~-'.~-.
ooaft isns-s .o'ii.s. s.-~roa2-2s
{ = Mayaasd lax fsfund. -.~-.s% 50 /
ssEPefoe Water Power Co, t-~-
tnx rwfundr7s ,--~fs~d --S46s al
The following claims we're exam. /
'ed and allowed % dissglcs. road
fnds 5..--ff .as.r FOL
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-25

sso diamonds going At $50 a.
caldwsll's. and other goods 10 pres
portion.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-25

n t@*Na4N raflAfsls1-t &ssN -
s. DISTRICT no, g. "a
oil Frank Hal. .lahar - =. -24Dl
Theodore Aorshouss. lab0r DO 0G
s ] : Ellis. labor -. -..-.- - 30g
] W Maynard. powdes. slc---56s0c
D -----s DsTRscs-so. .s6s-s~-~-
w Il Sawyer. labor - = se-as -
Claims were Examined and H.
lossd od the Uehsfai Road Fdhd:
apd TIE x6dlIof Authorized 10 dfzs
sathiAs lhefsfcf s'Eoii0SsE-1 -
llLes Sinners, Labor read dIR-- =
u N0's t-''-'f - - ~-'.'.s~-f. 50
IA wahhkmaksg: LABOR read ----
shr Esza - - :. 80 ~sUb
lJdkh Hsmilloa. nboi h6zd - =
adj MOI -~- --~@ - 500
IA Kelley. ossrsssff road disT-
Ko4 --- 500
Hedfy cfssr. Labor road dist X
No. 1850
u Kelly. oveheer road dist
Eos 400
| Wooden B Rage. hdss' road '-'''7
dist No II SIS
wnffsd Waters. labor road
dist No u 50
u G Holmes, labor road dist
Nos - ~ - "a
Erb Bros. mdse road dist
No II IS.
II J Warren cash advaaeed i
road suny 5 90.
Chas Co.'S. labox road s9rvey 10 90.
z Olson. labor road dist No Is as
Gus shalEgy. iKB0f read uIsF
No. 8 2s7s1
NJ MeineFs, cash advanced for \
FighEDf Say cfi t1tav 800
c Maslock, cash advanced
and llaberf H. IS so
KbBn Il v i s.vysl.s sSssr,|
seer Of road dist. No. 10 was here
examined and approved. q
TUESDAY. APRIL Is. 1919.
The following claims we're exam
med and allowed 90 the Current
Expense Fund
W 7 Shocklev, beard Of pgI@
oesfs fabkbAS asl
c S Butler. constable fees,
claim $3.50, allowed II sol
h@ms we're examined and al
lowed on the General Road Fund as
follows
Machine Works,
road drags les 00l
A T Davis. labor road dIss
No. S 4soI
Resignation Of c S Butler, cen
.sabIs Of Winchester. precinct wasY
here accepted. 's'sN .s~< !" 1
The following road overaeers re-
ports wete Examined and approved
Frank NJ Plndells district No. 2
Ia Kelly. district No. 4.
Anton Sorenson. district No. a.
Application Of E Il Raslia. couns
" assessor fer The cancellation o.
certain erroneous or double assess.
nsnls vas Examined aHa granted
md the following assessments Or.
aered cancelled.
4 Lemons sal 81
wm Deschamp 407
JnknowA Owners ase
! McInaga Woss
s mcD6nald 3iSl
c perine i19l
: 3 prelsa z2'
Is$|||
s Parker ass
\ e xM.x4AM.f& "a Hx&
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-25

DISTRICT no. j..
80 ~~<~T --E AZ = st~-s-1 M
N Bfannaa, blaeksmIshiae : 6 IS
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-04-25

Frank Hal. .lahar - -. 200
Thaedpre Aorshouss. labor 20 %
] : Ellis labor 49,. $500. - $40
] " Maynard. powdsF. slc~--J6s0o
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-08-29
BITTINGER.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The picnic held at this place last
Saturday, by the Lutheran people, was
decided success. The attendance was
very large and the day ideal. A net
profit of about 500 was realized from
the business end of the affair, which
will go to the benefit of the church.
Among the distinguished visitors
present here last Saturday, were DR..
Aikens, president of the Susquehanna
University; DR.. Sieber, representative
of the Anti-Saloon League of Maryland:
Rev. L. P. Young, of Salisbury, Pa;
Rev. Morris, of Grantsville; Rev. Dean,
of Friendsville; Hon. n. U. Bond, of
Oakland. and Rev. J. A. Morgan, of
Raleigh, N. c.
Rev. c. H. Shull, pastor of the Luth-
eran church at this place, left last Mon
day morning with his family for their
home near Gettysburg, Pa, where they
will spend some weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Brenneman took
an automobile trip to Summit Mills,
Pa, last Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Wiley is entertaining
Misses Marie Wilkison and Anna
Becker, of Cumberland, at her home
here
Rev. J. A. Morgan and family re-
turned to their home in Raleigh, n. c.,
this week, after spending their vaca-
ton with relatives here.
County Commissioner Ohio Fike and
family, of Avilton, were Sunday visitors
here.
Mrs. NJ. Nathan and daughter, of
Grantsville, are guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Stanton.
Mr., David Miller and two sons, of
Deer Park, were pleasant visitors here
on Sunday.
The ball game between the Jennings
and Bittinger teams, played here last
Saturday, resulted in victory for the
Jennings boys by score of II to %.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-08-29
Thirty-Five Years Ago.

The following articles are taken from
THE REPUBLICAN of September l, 1877,
years ago, and will be read
with interest in 1912:
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-08-29
A Mysterious Find.

While Mr.. Broadwater, son-in-law of
Mr.. Charles Frost, was eXcavating for
a concrete bridge at Fishing Run, four
and half miles west of Frostburg, he
found several feet below the bed of the
National road a 32-calibre pearl handled
revolver. 6-inch barrel, two pocket
knives and a clasped pocketbook, to-
gether with several small bones, re-
sembling human bones, and near the
excavation the remains of fire near an
old log. The revolver is in a fairly good
state of preservation, but the knives and
pocketbook fell to pieces when exposed
to the air.
Speculation as to how these things
got so far below the original roadbed
and how long they have been there has
aroused the entire neighborhood. The
old stone arch that once served a passage
way for Fishing Run under the road,
when first built has for many years been
so choked up as to force the run to make
a new channel across the road. The
water cut so deep into the road that it
was necessary some years ago to build
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-08-29
GORTNER.
10. s(.y.sy.y..os......C

A number of our farmers are through
with their harvesting
We were very glad indeed to hear
from the ''new" Gortner correspondent
last week. He deserves much praise
for his bright talents" Come again.
Mr.. A. E. Dodge spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends at Hauser.
Mr.. H. L. Bowman, of Piedmont,
spent several days recently at this place,
the guest of his wife and chlldred.
Mr.. H. U. Smouse, wife and sons,
and George Dewitt and wife spent Sun
day with Mr.. Ed. SmOuse's at Deer Park.
Mrs. F. S. Irwin spent the past week
with friends and relatives at Brookside.
Mr.. Eli Petersheim and friend Miss
Harshberger will return to Ohio this
week.
Mrs. Bailey Cover is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Icy Metheny, near Terra
Alta.
Mr.. G. j. Yutzy, wife and son of
Crellin, spent Saturday evening and
Sunday at j. H. Sanders
Fannie, the little daughter of D. j.
Swartzentruber, who has been i'll for
some time of typhoid fever, is improving
very nicely.
Rev. f. r. Hauser will preach in the
Union church at Gortner next Sunday
afternoon at 2:30: He will also speak
at Red House on Sunday morning. Ar
invitation is extended to all
Mrs. Tena Murphy and daughter Miss
Marie are visiting at P. P. Gortner's.
! Messrs. W. 9. WEIGH, NJ. Cover, D.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-08-29
ACCIDENT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Georg returned
Monday from short visit to friends
and relatives at Cove.
Master ElIwood Englehart has been
the guest of relatives at Oakland the
past week.
Mrs. Nearman and children, who have
spent the past two months in Accident
visiting relatives, left Tuesday for her
home in New Orleans, La. She was
accompanied by her sister, Miss Clara
Georg, who will spend the winter with
her.
Mrs. Asa Beeghly and children return
ed Friday from quite an extended visit
with her sister, Mrs. Schaffer, of West
Virginia.
Mr.. Henry Speicher and family and
Senator H. Speicher and family Satur-
day at the "Gnagey Reunion" which
was held near Meyersdale.
The English Lutheran church will
hold their annual lawn fete Saturday
evening, Auguat 81. A box social will
be held in connection with the lawn
fete, also musical program will be
| rendered during the evening. Come
and spend pleasant evening.
Merchant F. c. Diehl's mother and
brother of Addison, Pa, spent part of
Sunday and Monday with him.
W. rou, pageiDor +brOIrb O,,r
Monday in their automobiles, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. E. Offutt, D. E. Offutt, Jr.,
and Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Shirer and
children, all of Oakland
DR.. Ravenscrott is among US again
for few days. He is kept quite busy
while here giving medical aid and advice
to his numerous patients.
Quite a number of people of Accident
and vicinity attended the Lutheran
picnic at Bittinger Saturday. Among
| the number from town were Mr. and
Mrs. F. c. Diehl and little son Clayton
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Englehart and
! family, and DIR. j. G. Robinson and
family. All report most ENJOYABLE
time, with several splendid addresses,
good music, and the usual feast of good
things to eat found at country picnic.
The Misses Prema and Dora Schloss-
magic, daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs. S.
/ Schlossnagle, of near town, are spend
ing this week in Pittsburgh.
Miss Title Diehl, a maiden lady of
this Itown, died last Wednesday, and
was buried from the German Lutheran
| church Friday at p. m.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-08-29

S. Lichtv, Ernest and Harvey Gortner,
drove to German Thursday evening in
Mr. Welch's Automobile.
Mr.. Ernest EGortner, accompanied by
Mr.. Zorn, representing pillow company
OF Wheeling, went to Eglon, w. Va,
Thursday on business.
Miss Emma Burkholder spent Sunday
with the Misses Wamsley.
Mr.. j. ]. Schlossnagle and family and
Miss Lena Slabach were visitors at
Hauser last Sunday.
Mrs. H. L. Bowman and little daugh-
ter Ruth spent the latter part of the
past. week with her sister Mrs. George
Yutzy at Crellin.
Mr.. L. c. Martin, son of Mr.. J. F.
Martin of this place, who is manager
of store at Pennington, W. Va, spent
Sunday with his parents. He was
accompanied here by his aunt, Mrs.
Richardson, who will visit her brother,
Mr.. Martin, for week or more.
Mrs. Belle Albright and sister-in-law,
Mrs. John Albright, of Cumberland
spent part of last week at this place,
the guests of w. c. Welch and family.
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FRIENDSVILLE.


Fred Haney, wife and daughter paid
a flying visit to Friendsville on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Savage are
the proud parents of brand new little
baby girl that came on Sunday.
Miss Garlitz, of Confluence. is visit
ing at Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Garlitz.
Mr.. L. E. Friend is installing a new
bathroom in his home. He is also i'm
proving his property by putting down
cement walks.
The work school house is progressing
nicely. The carpenters are hard at
work at present. The weather board
ing is being put on.
The Imperial Restaurant has been
greatly improved, enlarged, remodeled
and the public will make no mistake by
patronizing it.
Mrs. Iva Statler was a visitor to
Mountain Lake Park Sunday.
A lot of our Young men intend TAX
ing in the festival at Accident on Satur-
day, the 3lst.
Word was received here on Monday
of the death of the eldest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Frazee, Mrs. Ed.
Paul of Unamis, Pa. Particulars in the
next issue.
Rev. O. c. Dean is being visited by
his sister, Miss Ruth Dean.
A garden party was given by Mrs. A.
J. Mason in honor of Miss Ruth Dean.
A sumptuous repast was served and en-
joyable evening spent by the large num-
Der present.