The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-08-27
OUT OF TOWN HAPPENINGS
A VARIETY of Interesting Paragraphs
for Republican Readers


part of last week at Grantsville.
Paul Liston. of Guard, spent part of
last week in Pennsylvania.
C. T. Dean of Grantsville was a
visitor with Addison, Pa. friends last
week.
Frank Chase, of near Gortner, re-
turned home this morning from visit
at Baltimore. &
Miss Catherine Nave Cosgrove of
Franklin, Md, is visiting friends at
Sang Run and Accident.
The all day meeting at the Methodist
church at McHenry was largely attend
ed and greatly enjoyed.
Mrs. May Lantz of Bond Junction.
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Wilt on Saturday, at Westernport.
William DeHaven, of Addison, Pa.
spent several days with his daughter
Mrs. George Frazee, at Friendsville
a brass band, good speakers and good
eating at the picnic at Bittinger, next
Saturday. You are invited to take it
all in.
Ezra Michaes of Mill Run, this coun-
ty, was initiated into the Fruit Devour-
er Association of Westernport at their
last meeting.
Mrs. Daisy Ruiz with her daughter
Ethel of Bond, Md, spent Saturday
with her mother, Mrs. James FRITZ at
Westernport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Frazee, Mrs.
Hiley Frazee and little granddaughter
of near Friendsville, Md, visited IN
Preston county last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Grove and son
Beryl, of this county, spent Saturday
and Sunday in Frostburg, the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy Murphy
Rev. George W. Moon, of North
Glade and Abraham Moon of near Cor
man, heard Biederwolfe's temperance
lecture at the Park last Saturday.
The Methodist people of Bloomington
hold festival, at the school house to-
day, Friday and Saturday. Three days
of enjoyment, refreshment and profit
Miss Helen Savedge. of Deer Park,
was suddenly taken sick the latter
part of last week and for a time was
quite i'll, but we are glad to say is now
much better.
We learn that Rev. E. P. Ideman is
still IN a critical condition and fears
are entertained of his recovery. This
will be a sad word 70 his many friends
IN Garrett county.
Walter Flanagan resigned as post
master at Deer Park and Postmaster
Thrasher continues in Office. 1t is pre-
sumable that another examination will
be held for postmaster.
Mrs. George Kitzmiler. and Miss
Norma and Karl. of Kitzmiler have
returned to Cincinnati. to spend the
winter. Miss Norma is a student in
the College of Music, of that city.
A Sunday school picnic will be held
at Green Glade next Saturday. Able
speakers will be in attendance. plenty
good things to eat and good time for
all. Will you be present?
Mrs. L. Brenneman and children, of
Frostburg, visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Swauger, at New, Germany.
one day last week They made the
trip in an automobile.
Grantsville Western Union Telegraph
office has a master clock and eight
business houses are connected with this
clock to furnish correct time to the in
habitants of that wide awake town.
The all day meeting at Mount Zion
last Sunday was largely attended.
The services were delightful and great
ly enjoyed. The dinner was bountiful.
The day passed off pleasantly, with one
or two exceptions.
The ladies of the Hoyes Methodist
church extend their thanks to the public
for their presence and patronage at the
picnic last Saturday. The receipts
were something over $500, netting the
ladies nice sum for the church re-
pair fund.
DR.. E. H. Miller and family and
friends of Salisbury, Pa, who were
camping for several weeks at Camp
Casselmead, a few miles south of
Grantsville, returned home after the
most delightful outing they have had
in the six years they have been going
to Camp Casselmead.
Last week we published an item
about Peter Snyder receiving 5000 tin
cans in which to put up vegetables
raised on his farm. Mr.. Snyder has
sold the entire output to the Glade
Lumber Co. How is that for farmer
of this mountain summit? 1t looks
like business. Go thou and do like
wise.
Production of 2, 700, 900, 900 bushels of