The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-10-22

FisiIlnS relatives In PleQm0nt. MISS
Mary Jane will spend the winter there
for the purpose of attending St. Peters
Parochial school.
States Attorney Renninger is attend
ing the meeting of the American Bar
Association, assembled in Washington,
ID. c. Before returning to Oakland Mr..
Rennlnger will visit New York City.
He is accompanied by Mrs. Renninger.
B. F. Green, who is called the ap-
pie king of Garrett county, one of the
founders of the Farmers Fair of Ale
gany county and vice president of the
organization, had &c varities of apples
on display at the Oakland Fair and won
nine premiums.
On Sunday, November /, Mr.. Scott T
Jones will address the people of District
No. 8, at 1890 a. m. lat the Fairview
church, Rev. Isaac Alternately, pastor,
on the subject of Local Option. Let
everybody in that vicinity turn out and
hear Mr.. Jones. You will enjoy the
meeting.
P. H. Rodaheaver, of near Oakland,
has just completed cellar 1920 feet
under his farm house, concrete walls
and floor. Water will be piped into the
cellar and kitchen Pat is going to
make things as handy as possible for
the women folks. There is nothing
like keeping up with the times.
Mr.. ]. Roy Hammond, who has been
associated with Mayor Matthews in the
practice of law for the past year, has
opened Offices for himself in the First
National Bank building and will con-
tinue the practice of law. In the
absence of States Attorney Renninger
Mr.. Hammond is acting States At
torney.
Rev. and Mrs. Otto A. Bremen left
Oakland last Friday night for Cincinnati,
Ohio, where on Wednesday Mr.. Bremen
was ordained minister of the Lutheran
church at the session of the Miami
Synod, of which he is member. They
expect to return to Oakland Tuesday,
being now at Springfield, Ohio, where
Mr.. Bremen recently graduated from
the Seminary. In the absence of the
minister no preaching services will be
held in the local church on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Garrett OF Deer
Park entertained Monday night in honor
of the bride and groom, Mr.. and Mrs.
James P. Treacy. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Treacy, Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry Stanton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillip Peddicord, Miss Annie Treacy
and Mr.. Eddie Pendergast. 1t was a
real enjoyable occasion.
Last Tuesday was the National apple
day. Did you eat an apple, or an apple
dumping or an apple pie? You can't
beat nice baked apple or some fried
apples for breakfast; a good piece of
apple pie for luncheon, and some good,
old-fashioned apple dumplings, either
baked or boiled, will bring smile to any
mans face.
An intoxicated man stopped at the
Office of one of Oakland's Justices of
the Peace and began to argue against
local option. During his remarks he
turned TO the justice and said, eff local
option wins out, you'll go out of bust
ness" Say, isn't that a good reason
why YOU should vote for local option?
He came pretty near knowing what he
was talking about.
The people are the same as they were
centuries ago. If you will turn to ii
Chronicles, XVI, II. Is, you will find
these words: And Asa in the thirty
ninth year of his reign was diseased in
his feet until his disease was exceed
ingly great, yet in his disease he sought
not the Lord, but to the physicians.
And Asa slept with his fathers. -
Ladies Home Journal.
Miss lrma Workman, a STUDENT of
the West Virginia Wesleyan College,
Buckhannon, W. Va, and daughter of
Rev. J. B. Workman, and sister of
Mrs. Grover Stemple of this city, is
representing the college Y. W. C. A.
of the State of West Virginia at the
national conference now in session at
Cincinnati. The honor conferred upon
Miss Workman is considered high one.
A poor fellow came to Oakland last
Friday with $3.50 90 in his pocket which
he intended to put into bank. Before he
reached the bank he entered a saloor
and got drink or two of Oakland S
famous booze and soon lost control OF
himself and was landed in jail, but only
after his $4,000 was gone Wher
sober he had So left. Truly the saloor
leaves money in the town.
The registration shows that the Re-
publicans have majority of 1125 il
Garrett county. That fact ought to en-
thuse US for a great victory at the polls
November 8. Let US be on the job anC
give Darlington and Zihlman 112;
majority. They are the nominees OF