The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-06-04
OUT OF TOWN HAPPENINGS
A Variety of Interesting Paragraphs
for Republican Readers

is visiting in Frostburg.
Mr.. Levi Hewitt. of Loeb Lynn, spent
yesterday at Terra Alta.
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reading THE REPUBLICAN.
The mail from Breedlove to Aurora
is now carried in an automobile.
DR.. Briscoe, of Accident is on visit
to Philadelphia, Pa, for few days.
The funeral services of Mrs. Gathye
Bliss were held at Sang Run on May
9th.
Mrs F. Chase and daughter, OF near
Gortner, went to Baltimore Tuesday
night.
G. j. Gnagey. of Meadow Mountain,
had business in Myersdale, Pa, part of
last week.
Thirty-eight automobiles passed
through Grantsville one afternoon of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles H. Wight, of
Baltimore, will spend the summer at
Deer Park
j. B. Wilson spent a few days at
Deer Park. where the Wilson's have a
summer home.
Cashier Getty, of the First State
bank. of Grantsville, was a week end
visitor at Cumberland,
Mrs. Nettie Baldwin and family, of
Dodson, are visiting Mrs. Charles
Savage at Deer Park.
Mrs. Daisy Reitz and daughter Ethel,
of Bond, were Westernport visitors the
first part of this week.
A. j. Lee, of Pleasant Valley settle
ment, sold last week a nice bunch of
sheep to G. M. Brown.
Miss Florence Beckman. of Fair
mont, w. Va, spent last week at her
fathers home at Swanton.
Harry and James Ashenfelter, two of
Swanton's young men have gone to
Youngstown, Ohio, to work.
Misses Grace Ashenfetter and Hazel
Lohr, of Swanton, have positions as
cashiers at Idora Park, Ohio.
The home of C. H. Bill. Grantsyille.
has been very much improved by the
addition of handsome new porch.
George Swauger from Johnstown is
visiting his brothers and his father, W.
II. Swauger, Of Meadow Mountain.
Mrs. Myrtle Johnson died at her home
near Wilson's store on Tuesday and was
buried today at Deer Park at 2 D. m.
Misses Savina and Mary Blocher. who
have been Ill with diphtheria, at their
parents home in Grantsville are re-
covering,
Miss Martha Getty, of Grantsville,
was week end visitor at Frostburg.
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Edward
Reppert.,
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Brydon, of
Somerset, Pa, are guests of the for
mer's mother, Mrs. Susan Brydon, of
Bloomington.
Will Friend, one of the successful
farmers of District No. 7 and a suf-
ferer from rheumatism, is able to be
out and about the home place.
George Wilt, Harrison Wilt, McCle
Fazenbaker, J. W. Green, H. G..
Harrison and Ezra Railey, of Swanton,
were recent visitors at Piedmont.
Orval c. Bittinger and Victoria Bell
Bernard, of Pleasant Valley, took a
trip to Cumberland last week and while
IN that city took out marriage license.
James W. Beeghly, trustee, will sell
at public sale, Friday, June 18th, on the
farm of Sidney j. Speicher, Shaggy
Mountain, lot of personal property.
Miss Edith Smith. of Swanton. WAS
taken to the Western Maryland Hos
pital, Cumberland, last week to under
go an operation for a tumor in her
throat.
Mrs. Benjamin Gray, OF near Accident,
who has been i'll. is now improving. She
enjoyed visit from her sister, Mrs. L.
W. Miller the past week. Mrs. Miller's
home is in Elk Lick, Pa.
Miss Marie Ringer who recently died
at Terra Alta, aged IS pears, was born
near Selbysport, this county. She was
a consistent and faithful member of the
Methodist Episcopal church.
There will be held at U. B. church of
Pleasant Valley on the third Sunday of
June a children's day service. The
Loeb Lynn lodge of |. o. o. F. NAV
unite in the exercises and make it an
all day meeting.
Garrett county will be represented at
the great Panama exposition at San
francisco in 1915, by the appointment
OF Senator Speicher as the MARYLAND
Commission. Garrett county does get
a plum once in while.
Garrett county farmers are making
great preparations for large acreage
OF farm products. From all over the