The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-01-08
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Mr.. Chester Browning, who has been
employed in Messrs. Dixon & Kelso's
general store in Oakland for several
years past, has resigned his position
and will be succeeded by Mr.. Asa
Calls, a splendid young man of Mountain
Lake Park
A letter received here a few days
ago by Mr.. Austin Brown, conveyed
the intelligence of the serious illness of
his son Wallace, who is confined to a
hospital in Anaconda, Montana. As
soon as the young man is able to travel
he will return to his home in Oakland.
For SALE CHEAP-A large double heat
ing stove; will be sold at bargain. T.
B. DOMAIN, Mountain Lake Park, Nd.
Advertisement 1885,
County School Commissioner C. E.
Ellithorp, of Bittinger, came up to Oak.
land last Friday to attend to some
business matters, intending to return
home on Saturday, but the heavy fall of
snow prevented and he remained here
until Monday
Mr.. John B. Harmon, of near Bit
finger, was here Monday, having driven
through the snow from his home that
morning. The snow was quite heavy,
measuring in places two or more feet in
depth. He returned home Tuesday,
accompanied by School Commissioner
Ellithorp.
One of the up-to-date 1914 automobiles
is on exhibition at Lawton's garage, in
Oakland. It's Hudson Slx-4O, the most
talked-about car in the country. 1t is
now on exhibition. Call and see it.
This car marks an era in motor-car his
tory. The car has been purchased by
Mr.. Frank Glotfelty.
1t will pay you to buy an overcoat of
Weimer. He is selling them now at
one third of former prices.
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Mrs. Ralph Thayer was operated on
last Saturday, at the Home sanitarium.
in this city, for appendicitis, by DIR. A.
Hawkins, of Cumberland. The Doctor
brought trained nurse with him. We
are glad to state that the operation was
successful and that Mrs. Thayer is get
ting along nicely.
Among others who have returned to
various schools in Maryland and other
states from Oakland during the week
we notice Miss es Helen Townshend and
Eleanor limbaugh, who went to
Lutherville, near Baltimore, and Mr..
Lawrence Dixon, went to Mercersburg
Academy at Mercersburg, Pa.
Misses Mae and Frances Davis. of
Keyser, w. Va, entertained New
Years Eve in honor of their guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. Loraditch, of Oakland,
and Miss Gladys Hamill, of Kitzmiller,
Nd. Games, music and refreshments
were enjoyed until midnight, when the
guests attended the Community Tree
exercises.
Senator Speicher left Oakland Mon.
day on train No. Is for Cumberland,
where he met Delegate Savage who took
the train at Friendsvlle, and Delegate
Harvey, who reached Cumberland over
the Western Maryland railroad. From
Cumberland they travelled together to
Annapolis to attend the Republican eau
Gus Tuesday night.
Meetings of stockholders of every
National Bank in the United States
will be held Tuesday of next week for
the purpose Of electing boards of direct
ors and for the transaction of any bust
ness that may be properly brought be-
fore such meeting. The local banks
give notice of these meetings in our
advertising columns today.
Garrett county is fortunate at this
session of the legislature in having two
men of legislative experience, viz:
Mr.. Harvey J. Speicher in the Senate,
and Elliott c. Harvey in the House of
Delegates. MIR. Harvey will have the
hearty cooperation of Delegate Savage
in all matters pertaining to the general
welfare of the county.
The funeral of the late Patrick
Garvey, of Bloomington, whose body
was found at east end of Potomac
Island Park, as mentioned in The Re-
publican of last week, took place from
st. Peters Catholic church, where a
solemn high requiem mass was sung.
The interment was in st. Peters
cemetery. The funeral was largely
The Imperial Co., of Cumberland.
use page of The Republican to tell
you about les January clearing sale. The
entire stock is reduced in price. Their
will interest the ladies'.
This is the third full page advertise
ment from Cumberland business house
to appear in The Republican within
month, These gentlemen have learned
by experience that an advertisement in
this paper brings results, and there is
no question about this statement, as
Republican advertisers will testify.
The vacation is over and the students
who had been home for the HOLIDAYS
have returned to their respective
schools. Those who took few DAYS
leave of absence from business are back
at their desks, in the office or store to
resume their duties tor another year,
May they each and all experience that
the year 1914 will be the most
and happiest of their life,
and may generous and good natured
spirit prevail throughout the year for
the uplift of mankind and the best
interests of Garrett county.
Many of Oakland young people who
are pursuing their studies at various
institutions in almost every part of the
country have returned to their respective
schools. Among those who have recent
ly left are Miss Orpah Ashby. a student
at the State Normal, Frostburg; Messrs.
Joe and Carleton McComas and Louis
Littman, of Charlotte Hall; Miss Mary
Porter. Western Maryland College,
Westminster; Albert Ely, Danville, KY,
Harry Weimer, West Virginia Wesleyan
College. Buckhannon; Earl Smith, of
Hoyes, st. Johns College. Annapolis;
Stanley Mitchell, University of Mary
land, Baltimore; Harold Harmed, West
ern Maryland College.