The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-07-30
OUT OF TOWN HAPPENINGS
A VARIETY of Interesting Paragraphs
for Republican Readers

W. |. Kinkade, of Dodson, is visiting
relatives at Berkeley Springs, w. Va.
Grover Rawlings, of Dodson, is spend
ing month with his relatives near
Swanton
Mrs. Edward Hines of Piedmont. Is
spending some time in Deer Park.
Rev. Hassler, pastor of the Grants
vile Reform church, has rendered his
resignation.
Mrs. Vernon Conner, of Dodson, is
visiting her sister Mrs. T. M. Methenv,
at Terra Alta.
Miss Florence Kincaid. of Dodson. is
visiting friends and relatives at Ridgley
and Keyser.
Miss Hazel Engle has been taken to
the John Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore,
for treatment.
Mrs. W. w. Frazee of Guard. was
called to Asher Glade by the death of
her mother last week.
Mrs. Ophelia Guard, one of the old
and most respected citizens of Guard,
is reported critically ILL.,
Aaron Reed, of near Jennings, died
July 20, aged 20 years. He is survived
by his widow and one son.
Miss Fannie Shaw of Hildale Farm,
Garrett county, Md. is visiting Mrs.
LYDIA Shaw, near Salisbury, Pa.
DR.. Carney, of Mlffiin county, Pa. is
thinking of settling at Grantsville, for
the purpose of practicing his profession
! Miss Elizabeth Sausman of Jennings,
was the guest last week OF DR.. and
Mrs. F. B. Louderbaugh, at Addison,
Pa.
The Presbyterian churches of Thomas,
Bayard and Gormania, have extended a
call to the Rev. P H. Burney, of Itasca,
Texas.
One hundred and five persons united
with the church at Red House, as the
result of the recent revival at that
place.
The Garrett Coal Co., near Dodson,
has appointed William N. Hessen,
engineer. Mr.. Hessen comes from
Scottdale, Pa.
Marshall Beachy, of Grantsville, an
employe of J. j. Bender, a Grantsvllle
hardware merchant, was in Frostburg
last Thursday in the interests of his
employer.
Wilbur S. Aronhalt, of German, this
county, and Mary NJ. Norris, of Little
Orleans, Md, met at Cumberland, went
to the court house and secured a license
to get married
A Missouri farmer reports a corn
stalk IS feet high. Jake Myers can't
you stretch those stalks of yours? Do
not allow old Missouri to get ahead of
Garrett county.
Lloyd Baker, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Baker of near Grantsville, was
taken to Cumberland hospital to be
treated for appendicitis, having been ill
for several days.
Rev. J. Sterling Miller. District
Superintendent of the Parkersburg
district is dangerously ill and his death
is hourly expected. Mr.. Miller is well
known in this vicinity.
Dorsey Guard has just finished a new
addition to his already large barn, on
their farm at Guard. Dorsey and his
father are two of the most extensive
farmers and stockmen of that section.
Mrs. Sarah Roberta Getty. the
Grantsville poetess, was the guest of
Rev. and Mrs. l.. P. Young during
Salisbury Chautauqua and appreciated
the sessions as only soulful wooer of
the music can.
The ladies of Firm Rock, this county,
will hold lawn fete in the grove at
the Southern Methodist church. Satur-
day evening next. Proceeds to be used
to make necessary repairs to the church.
You are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. o c. Robson, Jr., Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Rankins, of Frostburg.
are spending few days in Garrett
county, near the Allegany county line,
the guests of Mrs. Robeson's parents.
Rev. and Mrs. ] T. Green.
Next Saturday evening there will be
lawn fete on the grounds of the New
Germany Methodist church. The ladies
have planned for a splendid time for
everybody. Thew want you to attend
the fete and enjoy yourself.
Say, Mr.. Farmer, have you carefully
read and thought over that advertise
ment on the sixth page, headed, A
Talk with Farmers? 1t ought to in
terest you. 1t may save you dollars.
See James w. Walter and talk the
matter over with him.
The many friends of Rev. E. P. Idle
man, former pastor of the Deer Park
Circuit. now stationed at Albright, w,
Va, will regret to learn that he is con-
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