The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-12-09
OUT OF TOWN HAPPENINGS
A Variety of Interesting Paragraph
for Republican Readers.

for Republican Readers.
Rufus Bowser. of the Cove, was a
visitor with friends in Addison.
G. j. Gnagey, of Meadow Mountain,
was a Meyersdale, Pa. visitor last
week.
Tom Ebert. of Kitzmiller, is building
barn for Mrs. Duling, at Harmons-
vile, W. Va.
Don't put your thoughts in cold stor-
age. Pass them around, be sociable.
Get good and give good everywhere
you 60.
George Reckley, of Bond, has pur-
chased the home property of Buoy
Bobo, in Westernport, and has moved
his family there.
Alpheus B. Bernard, of Kitzmiller,
and Lydia Uphold, of Gilmore, Nd,
took out marriage license at Cumber-
land last week.
One week from next Saturday Mill
tarY Lot 836 and one-h half of Military
Lot No. 1919, will be sold at Trustees
sale in front of the Garrett National
Bank, at 2 p. m.
Ohio's champion boy corn grower
raised 1870 bushels to the acre, which
beats the Maryland champion only by
about three bushels. But next year
some Maryland boylmay lead the coun-
try.
The butchering season is on in and
around Bloomington and there seems to
be many rivals for the heaviest weigh. S,
but so far Chas. Rizer is in the lead,
having butchered four hogs, the least
weighing over 800 pounds and largest
412 pounds.
Garrett county will have delightful
Christmas, if the citizens of the county
will patronlze their home merchants.
That they deserve your patronage no
one can successfully deny, They have
stood by you through the past year.
You should stand by them.
William K. Hoffman, a Democrat, of
Washington county, formerly a school
commissioner, is a candidate for hsh
commissioner of the Western Shore,
POSITION now held by Mr.. Smith, of
Garrett county, at salary of fifteen
hundred dollars per wear.
Jerry Moore, of South Carolina, IN
1910 raised 22S bushels Of corn from one
acre. and started a movement which
now has thousands of followers. In
1913, Walker L. Dunson raised 232
bushdls of corn from one acre, and this
record remains unequaled to day.
Mr.. Nelson Thomas Brakeman and
Miss Priscilla May Berry, both of Luke.
were united in marriage at the home Of
DR.. H. M. Kemp, in Bloomington, Wed
nesday evening, Nov. "a. 1915, at 1870
o'clock. Rev. A. R. Snedegar, pastor
Of the Bloomington NJ. E. church, per-
formed the ceremony.
The wedding of President Wilson and
Mrs. Norman Gait will occur December
Is, it was officially announced at the
White House. The ceremony will be
performed at Mrs. Cats home in
Washington and the only guests will be
Mrs. Galt's mother, her brothers and
sisters, the Presidents brother and
sister, the sisters, daughters and the
immediate members of the household
No invitations will be issued.
DR.. Carl Buenz, George hotter and
Adolph Hachmeister, of the Hamburg
American line recently convicted of
conspiracy to defraud the United States
Government. were sentenced to serve
one and half years in the Atlanta
Federal prison. Poi. Hoppenhoff was
sentenced to one year. The Hamburg
American line was fined ST. 90. All the
defendants were admitted to bail of
SO, 900 each. The nominal fine imposed
nothe Hamburg American Company was
explained by Judge Howe as due to his
wish to free the case from the odor Of
M ney.
To attend the organization of a lodge
of Odd Fellows in that town, so mem
bers of Chosen Friends Lodge of Cum
berland, will journey Monday afternoon
to Bloomington. Garrett county, Mary
land. The local members will leave on
the Western Maryland afternoon train
and will be accompanied by the degree
teams of the lodge. A special train will
bring back to Cumberland the fifty or
more Odd Fellows making the trip.
Grand Master William H. Hoffstetter
and Grand Secretary William Jones, of
the Grand Lodge l. o. o. F. of Mary
land, and other grand officers will be
present at the installation of this new
o. 0. F. Lodge. Times, Cumber-
land, Nov. 27.
One of the most enjoyable affairs of
the social season in Garrett County was
a birthday surprise party held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. David Warwick,
of Merrill, in honor of their son Cleg-
Uatt parlor oapoec uara faoturaS Of