The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-03-13
EVANSVILLE.
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ers of Ralph Engle. of Englewood. have
opened millinery and dressmaking
establishment on the second floor of H.
c. Bonig's store. Both young ladies are
clever and capable, being artists in their
particular line of work. Miss Hazel will
have her opening in about a week. They
have been cozily domiciled in the home
Mrs. J. J. Bender.
John Lininger. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Lininger, of Jennings, Nd, has
been seriously ill with pneumonia at the
National Hotel this place. The young
man had come to town to consult his
physician, DR.. Robinson, who found his
condition such as to render 1t very IN
safe for him to return home He was
put Immediately to bed at the hotel and
his mother and brother sent for to nurse
him At present he Is resting more
comfortably and will probably be soon
on the road to recovery.
Miss Lou Kurt, who has been very
seriously i'll for several weeks, still con-
tinues in a critical condition. Her
brothers, Dennis and Leon, her niece,
Mrs. Harry Ambell, of Pittsburgh, and
her friend Mrs. T. Mcdonnell. of Elk
Lick, are caring for her with the assist
ance of some kind neighbors who share
the night vigIls. Miss Kurtz has many
friends all of whom regret her illness
very much.
Harvey Nost. son of Mr.. and Mrs,
Peter Yost, of Maple Grove, was given
postal shower by his former school
mates and other friends of Grantsville
on Monday, 10th, in honor of his birth
day. Mr.. Yost, who is one OF Garrett
county popular young teachers. is at
tending d Business college at Pough-
keepsie, n. Y.
Fred Livengood, of Union Bridge,
Md, has given up his position in the
cement mills at that place and become
assistant manager of his father in-law's
farm at this place. His wife, who is
the Youngest daughter of Gilead Broad
water, has been Loyalty taking her
mothers place at home ever since the
latter's death few months ago, and
at the solicitation of Mr.. Broadwatar
the young couple have taken up their
abode with him. They have one son, a
pretty. sturdy little fellow of two years.
An Easter service will be given in the
Reformed church on Easter Monday
night. Communion will be held on Sun
day with preparatory services on the
night of Good Friday.
A Dutch supper will be given IN the
Broadwater building on Saturday night
of this week by the ladies of the Luth-
eran church; meals served at six O'Clock
and during the rest af the evening.
Price for supper, % cents, with cake
and ice cream extra. Proceeds for
building fund.
Mrs. Gideon Gnagy has been spending
week in Washington, having gone
down to visit friends and attend the in
auguration. IN
Mrs. Noah Warwick, VINO has been
suffering from a severe attack Of cry
sipelas, is now convaIescent.
Miss Ethel Stanton and brother Earle
of Maple Grove, were Meyersdale visi-
tors on Friday.
DR.. e. c. Keller is spending two
weeks in Accident and Friendsville, Md.
Miss Maggie Dorsey has been suffer
ing with a severe attack of lumbago.
GA. Younkin was an Elk Lick visitor
on Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. TressIer and grandson Paul
spent several davs,week last in Johns
town, Pa.
DR.. l. L. Ritter spent the past week
IN week in Grantsvilla in the interest
of his profession.
Thanks are due to the members of
the Lutheran church of Oakland and
others for the contributions to one of
the dime boxes" Of the same church
here.
Miss Vida Gingerich spent several
DAYS of last week at the home of her
uncle, Harvey Miller, few miles west
of Grantsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Loechel. of
Grassy Cabin Farm" spent Sunday
as guests of MIR and Mrs. Henry
Schaeffer, Jr
Calvin King and Harry Gingerich are
assisting in the sugar making at Ralph
Engle's this spring.
VIM. Tressler will have a sale of all
his household goods and live stock on
Wednesday March 18th, prior to moving
his family to Delaware