The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-01-14
OUT OF TOWN HAPPENINGS
A Variety of Interesting Paragraphs
for Republican Readers.

part of last week in Piedmont.
Miss Idella Finzell. was a Frostburg
visitor last week.
Ernest Hilleary is quite i'll at his
home near German.
Wesley Winters. of Eglon, has a
severe attack of rheumatism.
Charles Michael. of Firm Rock spent
part of last week in Westernport.
The stork visited the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Arnold, of Eglon.
P. F. King, of Eglon, has been ap-
pointed United States mail clerk.
Senator Speicher, of Accident made a
business trip to Ohio the past week.
DIR. Ravenscroft, Surveyor of Port,
at Baltimore, was a week end visitor at
Accident
Page Shillingburg and Esta Wotring,
of Aurora, were married during the
holidays.
Mcclellan Friend, of near Mountain
Lake Park, killed hog that dressed
$40 pounds.
Adam Sell, formerly of McHenry,
has been appointed Justice of the
Peace at Davis, w. Va.
DR.. Elbridg Jones of Grafton. made
a professional visit to Deer Park and
vicinity Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Frank Frazee, of Selbys port,
enjoyed visit from her father, Mrs.
Ezra Turner, of Ear, W. Va.
Mrs. Alvey Spoerlein of Accident,
has been the guest of Mrs. Harvey
Miller for several days at Grantsville,
Miss Ethel Griffith of Guard. Md,
spent part of her holidays with her
sister, Mrs. Howard Ringer, at Grants
vile.
Prof. and Mrs. B. T. Frazee and son
of Confluence, Pa, spent the Christ.
mas vacation at their farm near Selbys-
port, Md.
John Bender, of Springs, Pa, and
Jacob Folk, of near Grantsville, were
both transacting business in Frostburg
last week.
Miss Lantz, of Aurora, attended the
New Years reception given by her
sister-in-law, Mrs. r. NJ. Frye, at
Keyser, w. Va.
Miss Nellie Day, who teaches school
at Bond, in Garrett county, spent the
holiday season with her mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Day, at Frostburg,
Henry zehner, of Epworth. N. D.,
and Leonard Zehner of Medina, O.,
spent part Of their Christmas holidays
with their mother, at KeYser's Ridge.
B. F. Green, of Avilton, Garrett
county, has returned to "Sunnyside
Farm" from a pleasant visit to his
daughter. Mrs. William Rankin, at
Frostburg.
The coal mines in the vicinity of
Bayard are working day and night
shifts, with plenty of orders ahead.
The miners and their families are
happy over the outlook.
The fourth institute for the public
school teachers of Union district will be
held on Saturday at Aurora, January
10, at 1C a. m. The meeting will take
the form of an exhibit and round table.
George Hager, the young son of Mr..
and Mrs. William Hager, of Garrett
county, who was rec emily shot in the
foot. was operated on at the Miners
Hospital. Frostburg, the foot being
amputated to prevent more serions
complications. He is recovering rapid
ly from the operation.
The following persons made up a
sleighing party to Frostburg from Fin
eel Saturday evening: John Mcdonald,
John Fadley, Mrs. Fadley and daughter
Susie, Manuel Bittner, James McKen-
zie. Joseph Minnlck, Simon Cation,
Solomon Cation. Harvey Cation, Harry
Cation, Robert Cation and Earl Cation.
Peter H. Yost, one of the Garrett
county school commissioners, was
transacting business in this city on
Tuesday. Mr.. Yost is a prominent
farmer residing in the Grantsville-
jennings region. Mr.. Yost is a large
manufacturer of maple sugar, and on
his last trip to Frostburg brought over
a cargo of butter and returned with a
lot of sugar barrels -Frostburg Spirit.
Veteran c. j. Lichty, who made his
home at the Hotel Victoria, Grants
vile, Md, for a number of years,
moved his effects to Meyersdale last
week and is now at home with his niece,
Mrs. H. W. Shultz. Although native
of Pennsylvania, Mr.. Lichty lived in
Garrett county, Md, most of his life.
He is a member of NJ. C. Lowry Post,
G. A. r. which is one of the reasons
why he went to Meyersdale to live, so
he can spend the remainder OF his days
in closer touch with mis- old army com.
rades.
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