The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-03-04
OUT OF TOWN HAPPENINGS
a Variety OE Interesting Paragraphs
Tor Republican Readers.

ioT Republican Readers.
Mr.. S, 0. burst Of Bond, Md. was a
visitor to Piedmont fast week.
Miss Gladys HamiIl. Of Kitzmiller.
spent part of last week 10 Keyser ".
Va.
The Homecoming High school basket
ball team defeated the Friendsyille
quintet ~ score Of 46 to 20.
Bumper crops are becoming SO com
mon in this country we will soon have
to coma new phrase 70 describe the il
crease.
George H. Coleman Of Guard, where
he conducts -four mill, was visiting
Confluence, Pa, Friday on his way to
Hooversville, Pa.
c. NJ. Kamp, E. N. Friend, A. R.
Custer, W. A. East and l.. L. Friend
Were registered at the Arlington Hotel,
Cumberland, last Saturday
John johnson, of Eglon is very sick
His relatives have been summoned TO
his bed side, among them were Jacob
Rumors and wife, Of Crellin.
Miss Mary Felsinger, of Deer Park,
attended the forty-second birthday
anniversary celebration of Mrs. Peter
Thomas, at Frostburg last Sunday.
Marvin Edwards and Insie Friend.
were married on the Goth of February,
at Mrs. Homer Clusters home by Rev.
Henderson. Both parties are from
Sang Run.
Edward Franklin Bittinger, of Avil-
ton, and Flossie Victoria burst, of
Jennings. were Cumberland visitors the
first of the week and while in that city
secured marriage license.
This is good time to 90 over the
fences, pound down the stakes and ram
the posts up straight. The frost has
loosened them all, and cattle can soon
cause the wires and rails to sag and
loosen.
August Eichorn, a venerable citizen
of Homecoming. a retired undertaken
died Friday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock.
Mr.. Echorn was 89Iyears old. He had
been ill with the infrmaties of age for
several weeks and his death has been
hourly expected for several days.
Do not forget Mr.. Farmer and Mr..
Gardner to plan for raising some
premium winning grains, fruits and
vegetables. maple sugar and molasses
for the fair next fall. The number of
exhibits of maple products should be
double that of 1914
Manager Addison. of the Deer Park
Hotel, spent part of last week in the
hotel grounds looking over the hotel
and figuring on this years necessities.
He expects big season because of the
European war, it being the only high
priced hotel, he claims, on this mount
ain summit.
E. c. Friend, will resign as constable
of District No. 10, and will go to Key
ser, W. Va, to take charge of large
farm belonging to j. c. Watson, near
that city. Mr.. Friend will enter upon
his duties Saturday. Deer Park dis
trict loses a good constable by his
change.
"Uncle" Abe Wilson of Wilson Store
is visiting relatives in Piedmont this
week. Mr.. Wilson will be SO years of
age this coming July, and is the oldest
voter in Garrett County, Md. He
when in reminiscent mood is a very
interesting talker especially of the
long time.ago".
Rev. C. W. Wise, a graduate of the
Boston School of Theology, has been
secured as pastor of the Methodist
Episcopal church at Kitzmiler. Mr..
Wise will begin his work about April
first. He comes to his charge well
recommended. DR.. Reed the District
Superintendent. Is well pleased with
securing Mr.. Wise for this appointment.
Mr.. H. Fazenbaker, of Homecoming,
one of Maryland prosperous farmers,
raised last year one thousand and ten
bushels of potatoes. He also has quite
large dairy disposing of his milk and
butter at good price. He also has
real chicken farm consisting of several
hundred chickens, and for his eggs he