The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-01-08

a., MT. Leonard LOcnnef OF j ne kepuDn-
can office, after spending the holidays
at Lonacoring and Cumberland, return
ed to Oakland Sunday evening.
Mr.. Bowie johnson returned to Oak
land last Friday night from Washington,
D. c., in which city he visited his moth
er and sister for several days.
! Miss Josephine Browning returned to
Oakland Sunday afternoon from Fair
mont, W. Va, where she had been on a
visit to friends for a few days.
Mr.. Charles Caughey, who has been
emploeyd in the Dixon & Kelso mill in
Oakland for the past year, removed with
his family to Laurel, Md, last Thursday
Mr.. Edward Shaffer went to BaIti-
more Sunday afternoon on business con-
graphers. He will be absent several
days.
Miss Jennie Lee Paddock, of New
! York, returned to that city Saturday
after visit of two weeks to the fami-
lies of Mr.. James D. Hamill and Mr.. F.
G. Hyde.
Mr. Samuel Ferguson, who died last
Saturday, was the second oldest
citizens of Oakland. Mr.. Herman
Hessen being the Oldest citizen now
living
Mrs. c. w. Beamer and two children,
of Cumberland, returned home Sunday
afternoon, after being the guest for
several days of Mrs. Louis Littman in
Oakland.
Mr.. Dora Beckman, of Swanton, was
IN Oakland Friday. He is one of the
PIONEER settlers of Garrett county. 1t
is pleasure to chat with him about
old times.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C. Best who have
been guests of Mrs. Best's parents, in
Oakland, have gone to Mr.. Best's
parents home near Brookside, for
several days.
Mrs. Harry Schluss. of Cumberland.
who was the guest for several days of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Cantv, in
Oakland. returned to Cumberland Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Jane Smith, of the Oakland
High School faculty, returned to Oak
Ian Sunday afternoon from Reynolds
Vile, Pa, where she spent the holidays
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Grant. who
spent the Christmas holidays with
friends and relatives at Charles-Town,
West Va, returned to their home in
Oakland Sunday afternoon.
Let us determine to make 1914
better, more fruitful of good things for
Oakland, more hopeful of conditions.
that will make this better city to live
in, to work in. and to die in.
Miss Isabelle B. Broderick, of the
School Commissioners Office, returned
to Oakland last Friday from vacation
of few days which she spent with her
parents at Mount Savage, Nd.
Among the visitors to Oakland New
Years Day were Messrs. John T. and
George l.. Sincell, of Keyser, and
James A. Sincell, of Grafton. who
spent the dav here with relatives.
MissNell Stanton and Mrs. Belle Nine,
teachers in the Kitzmiller public school,
after having spent the holiday vacation
with relatives in and near Oakland, re-
turned to their school Sunday afternoon.
Miss Rebecca Thayer, of Cornell UNI
versity, Ithaca, N. Y, after spending
the holiday season with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. A. Thayer in Oak
land, returned to Ithaca Sunday after
noon,
Mr. George Warwick and delegation
of citizens of Bloomington had business
before the county commissioners Mon
day, The delegation is greatly in
terested in good roads.
The public schools of the county are
again in full operation. May teachers
and pupils, after their long vacation.
be able to do better and more earnest
work. The Republican wishes them a
successful session.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius C. Renninger and
son Julius, returned to Oakland Monday
afternoon from Morgantown, w. Va.
where they spent short time with
Mrs. Renninger's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
julius Scherr.
Mr.. Charles S. Davis was in Rowles-
burg, w. Va. Friday, and while there
sold two Davis patent steel ranges. In
the past three days they have sold five
ranges, one of them being a telephone
order from Shaffer, w. Va.
The great department store of Dixon
q kelso is doing a good business these
days. Their Blue-ribbon brand of
buckwheat flour ''can't be beat" any,
where. No matter what you want 90
to Dixon & Kelso's and get it.
Overcoats at one third off regular
prices at E. A. Weimer's store.
Advertisement.