The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-11-27

Whitman of Oakland, are spending a
few days with their aunt, Mrs. Halsey
Pennington, at Keyser, W. Va,
A new postal regulation relieves
mail carriers from the necessity of
delivering mail at houses where vicious
dogs are allowed to run at large.
Mrs. Levi Reeser, took a load of pro-
duce to Jennings one day last week.
She had175 pounds of produce. A ready
market was found for everything.
Master Floyd Younkin of Grantsville,
caught brown mink in a trap near
the river. 1t is one of the finest speci-
mems of its kind seen about there.
Squire Fries attended the meeting of
the five tribes of Red Men held at Cum
beland last Saturday night. One thous-
and braves attended the banquet.
Mr.. Abe Lawton, of Homecoming, is
visiting Oakland relatives and while
here will try to shoot few pheasants
and rabbits, to take home with him.
In Cumberland Tuesday marriage
license was issued to George William
Mclntosho of Freeport, w. Va, and
Lulu Elsie Tasker, of Swanton, this
county.
Homewith modern conveniences for
rent or sale. Apply to Renninger &
Ofutt, attorneys. advertisement
Having secured a better position,
Rush Boucher, who had charge of the
higher grades of the Jennings public
school, has resigned his position as
teacher.
Miss Lucille Hillerv of near German,
was in Oakland FRIDAY afternoon on
her way home from visit of ten days
to friends in Moundsville, w. Va, and
other points west.
The Grand. Lodge of Masons of
Maryland last week in annual session,
in Baltimore, reelected General Thomas
j .Shryock Grand Master for the twenty
ninth consecutive year.
7. E. Uphole, foreman of Jennings
Bros. lumber plant, who also owns a
farm, has brought one of his fine Belgian
horses to Jennings which he will use as
his sporting nag this winter.
FORSALE CHEAP One Cash Register,
Show cases, set Fairbanks platform
scales. Enquire, BRUCE KIsNER, Otta-
way, Md. Advertisements.
Today, being legal holiday. the banks
are closed, the post Office observes Sun
day hours and the rural mail carrier S
do not have to deliver mail in their
routes, and the stores are closed.
Mr.. and Mrs L. J.. Holiday and Mr..
Henry Hoyt, all of Confluence, Pa,
motored to Oakland Sunday and were
guests during the day of Mr.. land Mrs
Silas o. Wiley at their home here.
Miss Anna Lee White today will joir
house party at the home of Mrs. Viii
lison. Oakland. Miss White will be
away the best part of the coming week -
Daily News, Nov. %, Cumberland.
Mrs. Loraditch of Oakland, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Hamill OF
Blaine, is spending few days with hel
aunt Mrs. w. S. Davis, before returning
to her home Tribune, Keyser, W. Va.
FOR SALE lOR EXCHANGE for
grain or lumber. one Marlin repeating
rifle, one foot power mortiser, one
moulder, one scroll saw, one ladyS' side
saddle, all nearly new.
JOHN AULT. Oakland.
35-4t advertisement.
Mrs. E. Fundenberg and daughter
Miss Tecla Fundenberg, who have beer
on visit to Johnstown, Pa, for some
weeks, are now at Carlisle. Pa, where
they are visiting Mrs. Walter Beall
DR.. and Mrs. A. j. Mason of Friends
vile, have returned home from visi
to their daughter, Mrs. John Kendall
in Baltimore. The doctor is one of tn,
most aprominent residents of Garrett
county.
Mr. and Mrs. J. o. Getty, of Grants
vile passed throughFrostburg yesterda,
from visit of several days in Balti
more. Mr.. Getty is president of the
State Bank in Grantsville -Cumber
+ land News.
OF the two million trees to be planted
on the national forests of Montana ant
northern Idaho during the presen
/ fiscal year, one-half have been set out
this fall and the rest will be put il
next spring.
AS Charles johnson was going into Mr.
Gortners store Monday evening, he hal
his on the door frame, when the doc
blew shut and smashed the fingers OF
his right hand. Fortunately no bone
were broken.
For SALE-Two general utility horse:
weighing about 1900 pounds each. Apply
to GEORGE A. DEWITT, Sheriff. Oak
land Advertisement,
The Masonic Grand Lodge of Ark
ansas adopted resolution making it
Masonic offense for any member of tn
order to sign petition for the grant
ing of saloon license or to circulat
such petition
William H. Swauger of Carrot
county, Maryland, started for hom
Monday afternoon after spending
few days in this city as the guest of his
son, George E. Swanger, and family.
Johnstown, Democrat.
The funeral services of the late Pau