The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-08-06
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Masters Jarold and Paul Kemp, sons
of DR.. and Mrs. H. NJ Kemp, are in
Parkersburg, visiting their brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert
Bonner.
Mr.. F. S. Martin, OF Pennsboro. W.
Va, spent few days of this week in
town on business.
Miss Martha Tibbets, stenographer,
of Connellsville, Pa, is spending her
vacation at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Minnie Tibbets, of this place.
Come on IN boys; the waters fine'
does not apply exclusively to the male
sex in this community as anyone will
notice every hot afternoon about 2
O'Clock, number of our young ladies
diked out in raincoats with bathing
suits underneath vending their way to
the different swimming pools in this
vicinity. Deep Hole Savage river, pure
fresh water one of the oldest and most
popular swimming resorts in Garrett
county, is crowded every afternoon
with CAV crowd of youngsters of both
sexes enjoying themselves to their
heart content. Bloomington has some
of the most expert fresh water lady
divers and swimmers that can be found
anywhere in the state, all of whom took
their first lessons in Savage river, the
stream that furnishes the wash-down
for the dry threats of Westernport as
well as the pure drinking water tor
Piedmont and Bloomington.
Miss Catherine and Carrie Walker, of
Blaine, the latter student in the
Prep" Department at Keyser, are in
town this week visiting friends.
Mr.. G. c. Pattison the Bloomington
merchant, motored to Eckhart on
Tuesday last on business trip. He
was accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Carroll, of Piedmont. The
journey was made in the car of his son,
Mr.. Dorsey Pattison. who had charge
of the machine.
E The Masteller Coal Co., of Hampshire,
, was compelled to close down on Wednes-
: day, on account of repairs being made
to defective tlues in the dnkey engine
that hauls the coal over the four foot
tramway.
!. Mr.. Harry Coffman of this place,
l second trick operator at the Junction,
i was in Cumberland Wednesday night on
business.
Mrs. Ollie Raley, who has been stay
ing in Richmond the last two months
with her husband, Mr.. John Raley,
( during the latter's engagement as first
baseman with the Richmond team,
arrived in town on Wednesday, tc
spend few weeks visiting her mother.
{ In sliding to second base about -four
{ weeks ago John met with an accident
. and sustained a fracture of the collar
Il bone which has kept him out of the
e game. He is improving rapidly ant
l. days.
IL Post master, Daniel Smouse returned
home Tuesday evening after very
{ pleasant visit to friends and relatives
= in his native town of Grantsville.
IT Four car loads of heavy western
e steers and one car of wheat bound Eas
u over the B. & O. were derailed abou
ii two hundred yards west of the w. Va
III Junction on last Wednesday morning
Z about seven o'clock. The car load O
II wheat was completely wrecked ant
l. contents scattered along the track ant
down the entertainments. One car o
steers was badly broken up, killins
three, wounding two, the badly fright
Id ened and shaken up, were unloaded a
n the Junction and driven to Piedmon
Is over the county road, where they wer
er reloaded and sent to their destination
re The wreck detained trains west abou
e. two hours.
"a William Dougherty. of Hampshire
er miner employed by the Mastelle
e. Coal Co, was caught under a fall 0
Sc roof rock while working in heading O
the four foot seam on last Monda
ne afternoon about four o'clock, and sus
as tanned very painful injuries to his bac
ed and limb
OF Mr.. Warren Howard has returne
ed after very enjoyable visit to hi
49, mother in Winchester, Va.
&c Mr.. Charles Frazee, PROMINENT
o. identified with the Republican party,i
ms this county few years ago, was
nd town Thursday in the interests {
lis Oatman's Dundee Milk Co.
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