The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-05-21

BertsBolden, of Myersdale. Pa, had
business in Oakland, and enjoyed while
here pleasant time with old time as
sociates.
H. X, Duke, of Cumberland, repre-
senting the Remington Typewriter Co..
was in Oakland Monday looking up
business.
Messrs. l.. V..Davis, William McVey
and Lemon Davis, Imotored from Thomas,
W. Va, to Oakland Sunday and spent
the day here.
Mrs. Lowenstein has had her two
houses on Oak street painted, adding
very much to the cheerful appearance
of the houses.
SamuellArelhalt went down to Keyser
Sunday and spent the day with relatives.
On his return home he was accompain-
ed by his wife.
Monday morning Mr.. Henry Lauer
took his little daughter, who has hip
trouble, to Baltimore, TO have the
plaster-cast reset.
Charles LilIer is having cement
walk laid in front of his home property,
also walks laid from the front pave
ment to the house.
Mr. Offutt has an expert here from
Chicago. who is overhauling the dynamo
at the electric light plant. They hope
to have lights on tonight
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will have an exchange at Creutzberg
store. Saturday afternoon. Nav 23rd,
from two until five o'clock.
Last Sunday was a delightful May
day, consequently the State road. all
day long. was crowded with automobiles
and their happy occupants.
Harry Weimer, a student of the
College at Buckhannon, w. Va, is home
to attend the Commencement exercises
of the Oakland High school.
Last..Thursday Miss Zadie Browning
and Mrs. R. s. Jamison went down to
Cumberland and spent the dav, return
ing to Oakland on a late train.
Henry Smouse of near this place,
shipped fine yearling bull last Mon
day to one of the prosperous farmers
in the vicinity of Annapolis, Nd.
Deputy Sheriff George Dewitt spent
the early part of the week travelling
through the county serving notice on
Jury men, as to dates that they were to
appear at court.
Fish Commissioner w. A. Smith and
wife and Mrs. John H. Chase, of Hoyes,
and Mrs. Allie Bengal of Connelsville,
Pa, motored to Oakland Friday. Mrs.
Bengal is neice of Mrs. Chase.
A company of Western settlers, in
naming their new town, called it "Dlc-
tionary, because, as they said, that's
the only place where peace, pros
perity, and happiness are always
found
Mrs. John Bowers, formerly of this
city, but who has been running rest
aurant in Terra Alta, Fas sold the
restaurant and bought farm near the
latter place. She spent Tuesday in
Oakland.
Ice cream and strawberries have
made their appearance, notwithstand-
ing frosts and freezing weather. Straw
berry festivals will be announced IN
the near future. Save up your nickles
and dimes.
In another column will be found the
notice of the annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Youghioghey Water
and Electric Power Co.. the Youghio-
ghey Power Co., and the Western
Maryland Coke Co.
Dixon & Kelso have splendid line of
summer goods for the men. women and
children. Their line of straw hats is
well worth inspecting and the prices
are just right. Do not fail to call on
Dixon & Kelso when in town.
Fish Commissioner and Mrs. w. A.
Smith and Mrs. John II. Chase, of
Hoyes, and Mrs. Allie Bengal, a niece of
Mrs. Chase, Of Connellsville, Pa, motor
ed to Oakland Friday and took in the
sights of this delightful town.
WANTED Mineral rights limestone,
coal, oil, gas, etc; nothing but real at
tractive bargains considered. Address
The Ohio Valley Oil & Mineral Co. In
cOrporated). Marietta, Ohio.
Advertisement cat
Coxey's army last Friday reached
Brunswick. Itdwindled down to Coxey's
family and six privates. The General
had better hurry up or by the time he
gets to the National Capital the army
will only consist of his family.
Labor is life, but worry is killing.
Accept things as they are. and do not
bother about the yesterday, which is
gone forever; do not bother about to-
morrow, which is not yours; but take
the present day and make the best of
it.