The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-08-27
MRS. E. ] KIRKPATRICK
ANNOUNCES WH
Afternoon Tea At
Brookside Inn"
Dsring the Month of August
Three to Six O'Clock
SPECIAL:
Dinner at half after6 o'clock

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licensed minister and is not allowed to
hold communion services.
September is labor day.
Mr.. Bliss McCrum, of Kingwood. w.
Va, motored to Oakland Sunday. -
il Mrs. Leah F. Sincell. who was quite
i'll for two weeks, is convalescent.
r..John Davis, with DR.. Archibald
Moore motored to McHenrv Sabbath. e
David F. Martin, of Brookside had
business here the first part of the week.
The public schools of Garrrtt county
will open,Monday, September Il, next.
Who will raise the largest head of
cabbage or biggest pumpkin for the fair?
AIRS. Mary O'Brien and Mrs. John
Prity, of Bond, spent Saturday in Oak
land.
Newton Savage of Friendsville, motor
ed to this city last Saturday and spent
the day.
For insurance against fire or storm,
see l.. A. Rudis!ll, Oakland. Ravens
bodybuilding. t4. Adv. 40
Wanted, all kinds of Real Estate to
sell. L. A. Rudisill, Ravenscroft build
ing, Oakland Md. Adv. 40
Frank Clary. and family have moved
from Deer Park to Weber's, where Mr..
Clary has employment.
Mr.. Henry Speicher, one of Garrett
county up-to-date get-there farmers
was in Oakland Monday.
Messrs. Fred King and Fred Schock,
of this city, were visiting friends at
Piedmont and Luke, Sunday.
Miss Ezcell Pack returned to Mounds
vile after spending some time with
Mrs. c. B. Cropp, near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miner, of Richmond
Va, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
K. Traver and family. this city. a. ----'---
EMr. and Mrs. James Broderick and
child, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Patrick Starkem, at Frostburg last
week.
Capt: Mansfield, Of Westernport, spent
Friday looking over his farm near this
city and was delighted over crop pros
poets.
| have customer for a farm near
/ Oakland. Who has the farm to sell
L. A. Rudisill, Ravenscroft building,
oakland. Adv. 40
The Garrett county sauer kraut crop
is fine. We can almost supply the de-
ficiency that will result from the Ger
man war.
James Treacy, the Ford agent, unload
ed six cars Yesterday. You had better
look out or he will sell you Ford. He S
after you.
W. z. Hendrickson left Oakland Mon
day for Helbig's saw mill near Peters,
burg, w. Va. to look over a contract
for logging.
Squire Rudislll paid to Circuit court
clerk E. z. Tower last Friday SIS fines
collected from peddlers who had no
State license.
Constable Frank Thomas, with his
two boys, of Sang Ruiz, motored to
Oakland Monday, to attend to some
legal business.
The dog catcher is going around
gathering up the dog tax. He has our
sympathies as he meets the kickers
and listens to their spell
Mrs. William King and son Walton,
of this city, are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie King, Fairmont. They are TAX
ing in the fair at that place.
Mrs. W. ]. Lavelle, of Tunnelton,
W. Va, was the guest several days
last week Of Capt. and Mrs James
Brock at their home on Alder street.
Keep in mind that September % and
%, and Oct. 6 and are days for regis
tration, and Oct. 13 is the day set for
revision. Everybody must register.
State Game Warden James P.:Curley
has issued a neat pamphlet telling all
about the State and county game laws.
We acknowledge the receipt of a copy.
Mr.. Mark Wilson, of Wildell w.
Va, Youngest on of the late George
w. Wilson. this county, spent a few
days IN Oakland and at the Park last
week.
Rev. Isaac Abernathy, of near
Wilson, was week end visitor in Oak
land, giving some attention to the local
option campaign in which he is greatly
interested.
The West Virginia Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church, with which
the Methodist churches of this county
are connected will meet in Fairmont, w.
Va, Oct. 8.
Lloyd F. Sanner, Co. C, 10th U. S.
Infantry is now stationed at Los
Cascades, Canal Zone, Panama. He
writes: This is a fine country, but
very warm"
Fish Commissioner Smith, of Hoyes,
Conofn, o-J IT,