The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1913-02-06

ed for his recovery.
Mrs. Geo. E. Hotchkiss attended the
celebration of the twenty fifth wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
CreutZburg, at Oakland Saturday of
last week Piedmont Herald.
Mrs. Leah F. Sincell was called to
Homecoming last Friday on account of
the illness of her daughter, Mrs. DIN
F. burst, who was taken i'll few days
previous, but who is now better.
Messrs. Floyd Duckworth, George
Warwick, Erwin Fazenbaker and Jacob
Stump, all of Bloomington, were in
Oakland Monday on business before the
Board of County Commissioners.
Mr.. Joseph Garvey, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Garvey, of this place. who
has been attending St. Charles College,
Baltimore, is i'll with typhoid, at Mercy
Hospital, that city.-Piedmont Herald.
Mr.. Edward Schwartz, office manager
of the Pullman Motor Car Company at
York, Pa, after spending few days
here as the guest of Rev. E. Manages
and family, left for his home Saturday
night.
County Treasurer Jerome B. Emory
and his sister-in-law, Miss Wiley, of
Bittinger, spent day on two last week
in Oakland on business and while here
thev were guests Mr.. and Mrs. s. O..
Wiley.
Messrs. Harry and George Loar. who
went on Southern trip two weeks ago
with the Canal Zone as their objective
point, returned home on Saturday owing
to the extreme illness of their niece,
Miss Ethel Loar, of Grafton.
Miss Teckla Fundenberg, who has
been spending the winter IN Carlisle.
Pa. with relatives and friends, will sail
on Saturday for Jamaica where a few
weeks will be spent and from there on
to the Canal Zone for brief visit.
Mr.. D. M. Lower, who has been en-
gagged in saw milling at Dawson, Allie
gany county, for year or more, has
returned to Garrett county to reside
Miss Orpah. Ashby, of Oakland, is a
recent accession to the growing roll of
students at the State Normal School
and meanwhile a guest of Prof and
Mrs. William H. Gatehouse. Frost
burg Journal.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Cline, of New
York, arrived in Oakland Monday having
been called here on account of the ex-
IRENE illness of Mrs. Cline's mother,
Mrs. Mary Baldwin, of Mt. Lake Park
who was stricken with sudden attack
of vertigo last Saturday night.
Mrs. Harriet Peddicord, relict of the
late Thomas j. Peddicord, who has re-
sided in Oakland ever since the death of
her husband, left here on Friday night
for Chicago. H., where she will make
her home with son who resides in that
city and who is a prominent business
man there.
Mr.. Thomas S. Martin, who went to
Baltimore two or three weeks ago to
undergo surgical operation at Johns
Hopkins Hospital, returned home last
Thursday afternoon. After an exam
NATION by the physicians connected
with the hospital it was determined
that an operation would not be perform
ed at this time.
Gilead Broadwater, a we'll known
capitalist and farmer of Grantsville,
Md, was visiting his friend and head
carpenter, H. E. Emeigh, in Meyers
dale last Saturday night. Mr.. Broad
water is building fine new store build
ing and public hall in Grantsville and
has had Mr.. Emeigh in charge of the
work -Meyersdale Republican.
Mr.. Herman Du Brau, of Baltimore,
with his corps of assistants, who have
been in Oakland for some weeks past
doing decorative work in number OF
buildings. are now engaged at the First
National Bank where the walls anC
ceilings of the banking and directors
room are being redecorated. The i'm
provement, when completely will bt
very handsome and attractive.
| MIR. w. Fox will endeavor to go tx
New York City about the middle of thi.
month for few days to complete the
organization of the Mountain Toy
Estates of Garrett county, which hi
would have done before this except tina
he has been DELAYED by some of thu
owners form whom he is acquiring land
He may go to Baltimore one day thi
week in connection with the latter pro
position.