The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-07-16
OUT OF TOWN HAPPENINGS
A Variety of Interesting Paragraph
for Republican Readers

for Republican Readers
All the cottages at Deer Park but one
are rented for the Summer.
Harry Shaffer, of Grantsville was
Homecoming visitor Sunday.
Children's day service at the Pine
Grove school house July 26.
Picnics as follows: At Steiding
next Saturday; at Jennings July 25th.
Charles Bramble, of Red House re-
ceived his new Ford machine yester day.
John D. Yoder is building a new ad
dition to his barn on his fine farm near
Grantsville.
Samuel Broadwater of New Germ
any, was a business visitor at Iona
coming last Saturday.
W. j. Lewis, of near Swallow Falls
is building a new barn. an indication of
successful farming.
After paying all expenses the Chau-
tauqua held at Keyser, w. Va, had
$39 10 left in the treasury.
Mrs. M. J. Ward of Westernport is
visiting Mrs. Dick Schnossgagle and
Mrs. James Hetrick of Bittinger.
Miss Margaret Getty of Grantsville,
spent last week in Frostburg, the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. Edwin Reppert.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Harmed of Davis,
this county, last week were visitors at
Ursina, Pa, guests of her mother.
Miss Fife Fox of Friendsville spent
a week as the guest of her friend, Mrs.
Frank Davis OF Davis, this county.
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The crops in the vicinity of Guard, on
both sides of the State line. look good
and corn promises to be a banner
crop this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Taylor Crump of
Frostburg, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Burst 90 the National
Pike, this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bush, who have
been guests of her mother, Mrs. Chas.
Savedge, Deer Park, returned to North
Carolina Saturday.
Charles L. Bolden and Milton Werner
of Finzell have become the owners of
a new automobile. Look out when
Won hear the horn foot
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Snoddy and two
children visiting friends at Addison,
Pa, last week, as also did Edward
Liston, of Selbysport
Victor and Ernest Griffith, and Miss
Ethel Griffith of Guard. have all been
guests of their sister, Mrs. Howard
Ringer, at Grantsville
Mrs Ida Winner, of Frostburg, is
enjoying a few days stay with two
sisters IN Garrett county, Mrs. Hugh
Weir and Mrs. James Weir.
Neil Savedge and wife. Hillaery anc
Emma Savedge, of California, spent a
short time with their cousins, Mr.. anC
Mrs Charles Savedge at Deer Park
According to the latest figures. forest
fires in the United States cause ar
annual loss of $25, 100000. Garrett
county's loss we all are aware is
heavy.
California has 100, 514~ registered
automobiles and 20, 427 motorcycles.
The revenue from licenses reached the
sum of 81, 1863, $50. 1t pays to have
good roads.
The Woodmen of the World dedicated
monuments to their dead in this county
as follows: New Germany. monument
of Asa burst, and at Grantsville that
of John Huff.
Miss Sarah A. Kinsinger, of Som
merset county, Pa, and Albert U.
Yoder, of Garrett county, Md, were
married at Summit Mills, by Rev.
Moses D. Yoder.
Prof. and Mrs. NJ K. WEIGH of
Friendsville, announce the birth of a
son who came to bless their home on
June 23rd. Both Mrs. WEIGH and
baby are doing WELL
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Sperline of near
Accident, Md, spent last Saturday
and Sunday as the guest of the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Beachv,
at Maple Grove, Md.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Black, sho
made trip to Cozard. Neb., are home
again. They visited their uncle Ma
than Brownsfeld, who lives on 100
acre ranch.
Charles M. Davis, of Kitzmiller. was
elected conductor of the Fraternal
Order of Eagles of Maryland, for the
ensuing year. Hagerstown will be the
next meeting place of the convention.
Mr.. and Mrs, jeremiah Beeghly, of
Accident are guests of Rev. J. Beeghly
and family of near Swallow Falls. The
Reverend gentleman conducted services