The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-01-14

family at Hoyes Run.
c. Frank, of near Bavard, had bust
ness in Oakland Friday.
E. W. Adams, of Crellin, had bust
ness in Oakland Monday,
Mrs. Wiley Yelling, of this city.
spent Monday in Piedmont.
John Sweeney, of this city made a
week end trip to St. Louis, Mo.
Mr.. Bruce Feightner, of Terra Alta,
had business in Oakland Monday
William Bowman, of Harrington. was
a guest of Sheriff Scott Saturday.
Samuel Mills, of near Thayerville,
had business in this city Saturday.
Fred Hood, of Fairmont, W. Va,
motored to Oakland last Saturday.
Rufus Dewitt. of near Sang Run,
had business in Oakland last Friday.
Several fine minks have been shot
in this vicinity the past several days.
Mr.. F. Galespie, OF Clarksburg., W.
Va, had business in this city yesterday.
Constable Friend will be at Crellin
Friday 10 a. M, to collect the dog tax e.
Attorney Semmes Hamill and Sheriff
Scott made legal trip to Friendsville
Tuesday
Otha ]. Paugh, of near Maysville,
was in this city Friday attending to
business.
Robert Friend, of near Oakland, has
returned home from visit to Con-
nellsville, Pa.
Bert Browning, of Bayard, came over
to Oakland Monday and spent the next
day in this city.
The County Commissioners occupy
much space in the Republican. 1t is
interesting reading.
Miss Daisy Hanna, teacher in the
Oakland high school, spent the week
end at Westernport.
The Orphans Court met Tuesday and
transacted routine business. All the
judges were present.
Thomas Browning, of near Oakland,
was visitor at the Capital of the
United States last Friday.
Mrs. John Miller, of Westernport,
was in Oakland Monday and Tuesday
went to Accident to visit few days.
Guy and Samuel Kimmell F. O..
Sw-ndler, Joseph Browning and Herbert
Severe of near Hutton, spent Saturday
in town.
Every man knows lot of other men
who havn't as much sense as he has
and who are making more money than
he does.
Mrs. John Bowers, OF Terra Alta,
has purchased and taken possession of
the restaurant conducted by Mrs. A. C.
Fike, in this place.
Miss Rose Browning who has been
visiting relatives in Pennsy luania dur
ing the holidays, returned to her home
in this city Tuesday night.
Miss Iona Johnson, of this city, spent
the first days of this year with her
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Jeffries at Rodamer, w. Va.
Charles Bosley, of the Manhattan
hotel, was the recipient of the Hoosier
Kitchen Cabinet offered by D. E.
Bolden to the patrons of his store.
The fiat in the First National bank
building, to be occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. James P. Treacy have been neatly
paper ed and put in shape for occupancy.
Theopolis George, of Swanton, was
in town Saturday. While here he
qualified as constable for District No. l
and entered upon his duties at once.
John Menhorn and Frank Moomaw
have rented Beckwith's blacksmith
shop, this city, and expect to-day to
open it for all kinds of blacksmithing.
Constable l.. B. Friend received word
Saturday from his sister. Mrs. Hazel
Moon, of Coanellsville. Pa, that fine
boy arrived at their home Christmas
morning.
Just think. 1t is the middle of Janu-
airy already. Things are not always
what they seem. MANY a complexion
that looks like peaches and cream
tastes like kalsomine.
Last Thursday attorney j, T..
Mitchell, while walking on the icy
ground at his home fell and hurt him
self, so that he was confined to his
home for several days.
For SALE-A four roomed cottage.
with two lots, in Mountain Lake Park.
The cottage is we'll built, being plaster
ed down stairs and sealed upstairs; in
good repair and in quiet place. Ad-
dress, DR.. H. E. Hutson, Smithton, w.
Va. Asst Advertisement.
Randall M. Ravenscroft, son of
Senator and Mrs Ravenscroft has be-
come a student of the Western Pennsyl-
vania State Normal school, at Cali
fornia, Pa. The school has an enroll
ment of over 600 students.