The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-02-25

ness in Cumberland Saturday.
Frank Glotfelty will leave the latter
part of next week for Kentucky.
Merchant Thomas Little. of this city,
spent Sunday in Grafton, W. Va.
Mr.. ]. S. Hardesty, of Deer Park
had business in Oakland Tuesday.
Don't miss Sincell's big clearance
sale, which positively closes March 9Th.
Advertisement.
Mr.. Henry Smouse, of near this city,
made businefs trip to Accident Tues
day.
Miss Elizabeth Walter spent part of
last week in Deer Park the guest of
relatives.
For. SALE-A good gas cook stove in
fine condition; not long used; will sell
cheap. Enquire at Presbyterian Manse
on Third street. 50-3t Adv.
Henry Hetz and Herbert Paul, Of
Accident district, were in Oakland
Tuesday.
DIR. Fazenbaker of Westernport. was
professional visitor near Oakland
on Monday afternoon.
Hicks and Scypes have sold one OF
their saw mills and the tract of timber
on Cherry Creek for $4,000 to a Pennsyl-
vania firm.
Dixon & Kelso have purchased very
attractive Ford automobile delivery
car. 1t is an indication of the progress
sive ideas of this wide awake firm.
Judges Moon and Harvey were ac-
companied to Oakland by their wives
last Thursday
Mr., Lloyd c. Shaffer, vino suffered
an attack of quin y recently is now able
to leave his room.
Squire Fries was able to be taken to
his home near Sang Run, last week and
is getting along nicely.
Miss Grace Loar, of this city, spent
Sunday in Grafton, W. Va, the guest
of her brother and family.
Have you seen Davis new line of
specialties? If not, call in and see
them. You will be pleased.
Constable L. B. Friend and Deputy
Sheriff George Dewitt had official
business at Accident Tuesday.
Automobile owners enjoyed the de-
lightful weather of the past few days
and a ride over the state roads.
Mrs. Ida B. Mckee and Mrs. Charles
D. Willard, of Cumberland, are guests
at the Episcopal Rectory, this city.
The spring cleaning up has begun.
Already number of loads of trash have
been taken to the dumping ground.
Mr.. j. Wesley Loar, after spending
several days in Oakland, on a social and
business trip, has returned to his home
at Frostburg.
Mrs. Frank E. Rathbun and little son,
of Oakland, were guests of her parents
DR.. and Mrs. H. M. Kemp, at Blooming
ton, last week.
Mr.. Albert Jones returned to his
home in Cumberland Tuesday afternoon
after spending some time in Oakland
the guest of relatives.
There are numerous bargains to be
had at Sincells reduced price sale. Do
not fail to call and look over the special
offerings for this sale
We are sorry to say that George
Rodeheaver had few very sick days
last week, but he is resting easier at
this time He is still confined to his
room.
March is yet to come and spring is
not due for some time, but, all the same
some trees are budding, and the birds
are singing and sugar making is in
progress.
The Maryland Building On the exposi-
ton grounds at San Fancisco was open
ed Saturday. A welcome was extend
ed to soc Marylanders and former
I
The Orphans Court met in their
room in the Court house Tuesday
Judges Kamp, Moon and Harvey were
present. The usual routine business
was transacted.
One or two of Oakland's young men
will take the examination for rural
mail carrier. The winner of the prize
stands chance of promotion to a post
office clerkship or railway mail clerk.
Mr.. W. R. Ofutt returned home
Tuesday from visit to his family in
Cumberland where they have been
since the holidays Mrs Offutt and
children will return to Oakland the
latter part of this week.
Editor Charles A. Diffenbaugh, of
this city, was confirmed as postmaster
at Oakland Saturday last by the Senate.
1t will be number of days before Mr..
Diffenbaugh takes charge of the office,
as there are a number of preliminary
matters to look after.
DR.. B. W. Briscoe of Accident, re-
turned to his home Monday after an
absence of five months which he snent