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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25
SOCIETY


The young iadiss o. Mount d. chant.l
seIyyed a noat delightful -.enfnE. Eat-
rr.~i,,,,.i.1 ~. -. .hen tnsy were mos
al given b. the members q the sentor
nr1 las ~ Na- japanese In every
si 1...,...l th7 nal VS. a bower % cherry
most tastefully arranged with -oft rreef
nss--- on q ueiiis. Or arbor. overhead.
~ mo.t .s,i.,,s 1910 ,,s $500 r.,
80 host@ss@s In the iiEht tripping step
y ths japanese ladies. a. tha conclusion
,, tn's, me ssssis at down IN oriental
i"ilghtfui program. With much sss@
and grace. these young ladie. rend.r~a
lowed.
These yourv ladies' proved thsmssiv..
DOL Liable. and their nunbsr was re-
teifsd with great applause Needles 70
iay. the Bird. was the centre Of aura.
ion. and the part was well sufted 10 IN.
...isssi srsce OF AissFeliN, Miss Angela
-onift. Sas no less diEniflsd and self
possessed Immediately following fbis
n lance program began Contests wsr.
fl.en 70 each class between dances. Ths
Prik.s we're awarded TO Miss Dorothy
gbrien. OF the graduating class Tor ~.
popular music contest. 10 Miss n0.s
hinnis Durbtn for the mos, typical Ia-
Yane.e costume; 70 Miss Rose Jarob. ~
ne senior second Class. FOR thu b~st
goem appropriate 20 the evening. and H.
ai-s Marie Nalentour for the gursslnE
..Ht~st In the Senior FOutrh Class
Mss Katherine Barrett won the prize
tor the japanese word contest. Mi--
thEab~th Hoffman. Of the Junior De
gsItment, the best Japanese paper doll
HesH, ana Miss Lucille CisndonninR Was
ewarded second prize for the most typi-
aal japanese costume.
IN inc course or the evening n dainty
Nncheon was served. during which each
Lass contributed most excellent toa.tS
The home waltz was arnounred III -.
soon Tor the merry guests. who returned
feloctantly 20 their native land after
their brief stay IN far away Japan
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acknowledgements

Miss Vera Chapman and Mr. Lee
holland were quietly married Satur-
uay evening at the parlors of the
First Christian church. Rev Fields of.
fciated. When the coupIe returned
home their many friends were await.
ing their arrival. Following the sun.
per and dance. Mr. and Mrs. Holland
left for trip east. They will live
in Brookside Among the guests were
Misses Nellie Chapman. Lucille Wat.
son. Anna Devore. Lillian Chapman.
Katherine Flatley. Hilda Cope. DeIila
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For a Deep Seated Cold.

II l. IN cases OF deep seated colds
mat Chamberlain Cough Remedy IS
most appreciated. II relieves the lungs
and makes breathing easier. hguifeS
the Tough mucus and makes Il easier
10 sNFeciorate, allsys the cough and
aids nature in throwing OF the cold
and restoring the ~ stem to a healthy
condition. Mrs. &. Is. Walters. Deca-
tGr. ILL.,, says. Fifteen years age
Chamberlain Cough Remedy cured
me OF deep seated cold on the
lungs and rid me Of an agersvsting
cough. have since used u when
needed and Il has always produced
the desired results" For sale by al
dealers.
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Island Literary Club

The Island Literary Club will meet
on Tuesday evening at the home or
Mrs. T. +. Downing. - Indiana street
Inc Following program will be carried
out:
Roll Gala Rhine City and It's
characteristics"
Paper-"Charles Five"
Round Tabie-"Cause OF the Thirty
Years War"
Song The Watch on the Rhine
Famous Rhine Castles
The Russian Jew at Home.
The Russian Jew AmericanIzed
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wos1AEs CLUE CALENDAR

Tuesday. Jan. &c fe so D. Drama
league Departm-ut. Mr. k-ll-yz .Ars O.
ments, tn. NirEiuia.
"wednesday, Jan. - D. Music
Department Concert. 4. %. d. IS Ian
Friday, Jan. -. e. D.. ga -Hvu. ..ru.I-
omlcS Department. 4 -. L W Rooms
TUESDAY, Jan 20. o.. m.-MIs~ chris
table panEhurst. under auspices us
Eguul Suffrage League. Auditorium
TUESDAY. Jan. -. =" D.. m-IsIaui
Literary club. Mrs Il .. DoWniug
THURSDAY. Jan. -. $50 y. gous.-
Try Womeu.s Club, Clinton NJ 3. church.
ThursdaN. Jan. IS. ESQ y. M.-T'ris-
ella Improvement club, Nlys. Waid.
Warrington Farm
THURSDAY. Jan. % 30" o. w-Wo-
mans Club. Martins FERRY. Mr- e. a..
Ralston.
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Altwell. Margaret Moore: Messrs.
walter Travis. OF Pittsburgh: Dave
liervey. James Mead. Bert Muldoon.
VIM. Brant. Roy Cain. OF St Louis:
VIM. Page. OF California: Earl Eop-
pert. Ralph Patterson. Emblem Hap
ris' Messrs. and Mesdames Stewart
Hsndlan. William Okle and Lee Hol.
land.
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Pastors Aid Luncheon

A MONDAY luncheon will be given by
the Pastors Aid Society OF the Sec
ond Presbyterian church Thursday
from 1880 70 1880. Mrs. Sam Wind
sor is chairman OF the committee in
charge. Five cents for every delicacy
Is charged
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Catholic Woman, l,anu.

The Catholic Woman's League will
meet this evening AT O'Clock in the
Columbia club hall All Catholic wo-
men are invited. The social features
for spring will be discussed The Ia
dies are looking for desirsbi, property
iOr home for girls and women who
"ie strangers IN tine city. Th,. league
does great deal @. good and its
members are tirelss, workers.
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Y. w. c. A. Entertainment

On Monday evening. February I. an
entertainment will be given at the Y.
w. c. \. Miss Elizabeth Collingwood
and Mrs. Jeanette Palmer make
their first appearance before an audi
ence and many will wish 10 hear
these ladies. Miss Coilingwood is a
vocalist and Mrs. Palmer a reader.
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Music Department Recital.

An interesting recital will be given
oy the Music Department OF the Wo-
mans Club Wednesday afternoon At
. O'Clock in the \. q. L. ". hall. 4
feature OF the program Will be the
appearance Of Mrs. JOnn Noodcock.
pupil Of the great Sharwenka of
Berlin, whose playing is OF a highly
artistic nature. Miss Jessie Alma
Wolfe will be the accompanies. the
concerted number will be Saint Saans
variations over 4 theme Of Peethoyan.
Inc following are included on the
program; Mrs Robert Marshall. Mrs.
FRED Faris. Mrs. J. D. McCIay. Mrs.
Edward Stifel, Miss Carrie Brandfass
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Carroll Club Bali

The members OF the Carroll Club
VIII enjoy their annual costume party
February g. The Misses Emma Gund.
ling and Marie Friesmuth are in
charge Of the event Meister's or
chcstra will furnish the music. on
"Wednesday afternoon the Misses Mil
dred Cooley and Marguerite Gundling
VIII have charge Of the card party to
be given at the Carroll Club.
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Charity Ball

The fourth annual charity ball will
be held at the Carroll Club Monday.
February 10, under the auspices OF the
Good Shepherd Aid Society. The pro.
ceeds are for the Home OF the Good
shepherd al Edgington Lane. This
i worthy institution. The Sisters
or the home ere grateful to the gen
eral public for their assistance. The
charity ball will be one of the largest
ever given. Mrs. !. Adam Blum is
chairman Of the committee in charge
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81. Matthew'S meetino,

The Swope Guild of st Matthews
church will meet to-day. beginning al
10 o'clock. The ladies will sew i'm the
Nestry room. The Woman's Auxiliary
VIII meet on Tuesday at O'Clock.
and the Kings Daughters Will meet al
81. Matthews lecture rooms al .
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon.
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LInaIY MIlltarn am

A military ball will be given al the
Linsly Institute Friday evening. Feb
ruary Il. A splendid program OF
events is being planned. The commit
tee in charge is composed Of Messrs.
G.. +. Stroebmann. L. G.. Warneke.
Frederick Ramsey. Harold Schenk.
Herbert Hunter. J. VI. Gibson. Harry
Cooper. Clarence Day. r. y Elig.
VIII Kerbach. Matthew Metzner and
Edward K. Reed.
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Arion Karee-visite.

kafee-visite viii be given at the
Arion on Thursday Of this week. A
chicken-noodle supper will be served.
end Mrs. Fred Stroehmann Is chair.
man OF the event, assisted by an able
committee
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About People
aoNensntE or lndiVidusls &c
and From .ls City
At THE HOTELS.

5runs~iek-C. n. Harris. Flushing
o.; X. :. Maury. Darlington. o.: Dr.
e.. r. Flaney. Delaware. o.. Ray r..
Suum. Shiunston: r. NJ. Amos. Fair.
mCnl.
Grand Central-Wm r. smith. Beth.
esda. O.: r. r. Young Glen Esston:
Mr. and Mrs. Vim. Gifin Canton. O..
7. ". Brown. Bethesda. O.
MeLure-Rush Miller. Fairmont. g.
Y. ODonell. Weusburg: j. ID. O'\eaI.
fynthiana. Ky. Edward NJ Burdetts.
Charleston. =. p. White. Hundred.
II. A. Gossard. Wooster. O.. j. T..
BuC hanan. Sherodsville. O.
stsmm-W. ". Pickett. Newark.
o.. :. v. Iiarken. Wsns; ". II. Fur.
bee. PennsbuTo. Mr.. and Mrs. r. j..
Conway, Warrington; \. T.. Hoyey.
tIaISsbufs.
G.. :. Feeny OF woodsdsie left on 2
"trip 90 Nj Clemens
Mr. Charles H. Tracy leaves today
Tor Winter Park and Jacksonville.
FLORIDA Nj Tracy VIII return about
MAY T.
Mrs. Harry Rau. Mrs. Carl S.rig
are IN CiarksOura. The members Of =
house party
A special from Washington an
nouncrs that lion y r. Scott ard
wife and Nrs scott had left the ma
uonnl capital Tor Southern California
whore they VIII spend the winter
month and early srrug
Justice ~ the peace y. c. Hobbs
has been confined 90 Bis home for sew
"ral days
Mr. Clyde paJrn ~ Ssrdis. o. is
'f" gue ~ her mother here
Edward Donaldson has accepted q
position ON the Telegraph
q y. HanCHer has been spending
few days in Now YORK on business
N- and Mrs " G.. Dancer have
returned from visit 90 Warrington
Charles Tracy .s the guest ~ frien1g
iu Piedmont
M and Mrs George Stacking Hat
returned from visit with friends m
SisterFvilln
Mrs John Ststhes and sou Chester
~ Siatersyille are guests Of Nrs y o.
Brennan
Miss Elizabeth RurEee has returned
from Washington, j.. a.. where she at
tended Florence Crlttenton Couvcn.
tiou
Mr Tracey Adams ~ near 50 CIalrs.
Vile has successfully undergone an
operation 10 The Ohio Valley Geners
hospital
Mt T. DO KsuuDy OF The Easterday
Chocolate company .s business vis..
Cor In TIIfsburEH
Mr John D. SuytH ~ The Small [
wood Smyfn Dental supply COMPANY
I'ff saturday 'of a business "trip down
state
Tub Mcintyre. prom mont fo1fbaU
and basket ball coarh and physical
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-25

Miss Christabel Pankhurst will be
here To speak in the Market auditor
ium Tuesday. She has attracted
large audiences where she has ap-
peared. being the daughter Of her IL
lustrious mother Miss Psnkhurst VIII
De just as Illuminating in the topic she
discusses. Reserved seats are on sale
az Davis Burkman and TyleTs.
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Recital at Academy.

The Sisters OF St Joseph and
plumber OF friends enjoyed a recital
at 81. Joseph's Academy on Saturday.
when Mrs. Edward Stifel and Miss
Eva Eserter appeared on the program.
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Drama Ieaoue

The Drama League department OF
the Woman's Club viii have their
study hour Tuesday morning AZ the
home OF Mrs. Walter Kelley in the
virginia apartments. When The New
Wine Blooms" will be discussed
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The young lady across the way SAYS
her friend in the newspaper business
Is getting along just finely. and he's
row writing a posthumous column for
the editorial page every day.
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director Of New Nsrtinsyille was in
't the city on saturday
W - Woods Of Baltimore. u -
simpson OF Cincinnati. James Bail or
the city and ~ Lewis I.add % CIeve-
land were registered az the Stratford
Hotel on Sunday
Miss Carrie LauDp Of the Island is
the guest ~ friends and relatives IN
Pittsburgh and Washington. Pa
Rev g.. FfaHland Peter leaves on
"wednesday for Porssrsburg where he
viii attend q convention.
Rev francis UO-suau and Atty.
Frank O'Brien returned Saturday from
Joplin Mo. where they attended 20
business
Zion. jess Bloch ls in Charleston on
business
allan scwsIb OF bethany college
spent sunday wish Hls father on North
Stain street
Russell Goodwin ~ Wash-Jch col
l"gf spent SUNDAY or his home here
Rabbi Henry Levy. formerly OF this
.ritN. nov of Boston. viii spend Mon
day and Tuesday in the city
Mayor H. D.. Kirk is spending q few
DAYS sfteudirE the sessions OF the
Legislature Iu Charleston
William S. hcElr0y. city treasurer.
lrr yesterday Tor Charleston. where
he will attend the LEGISLATURE aca.
sIons f1r rev DAYS
city Solicitor D. Harold Brennan. 81
ff'a city IH a business visitor fn
Charleston Tor q fcv DAYS
CITY Auditor Charles Nhrsns will
spend several DAYS Dol Charleston a..
tending me sessions Of fhc state leg.
lsisture
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Miss Dora Neininger Mrs. J. T. Han
ley Is the cairman for the day.
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Y. w. c. A. NOTES.

ON Monday afternoon Tho Union
Bible Study Glass which meet. Of q a..
O'Clock a. the v vs. a. 8 viii study
tho 18Th chapter Of Matthew This
class ls most interesting aud inaf.uD.
tive All men and women welcome
either a0 vIfifoIs Ur members.
Business Wonen's Class
Tuesday evening .Fn business Wr-
mems EitI" Glass viii rfUdv fNa la..
0ud I.uar fr fhn r0rurhHH.. under
The leadership OFF Rev l.frH T..
class Iaat H'ah studied f.a ITaf If.fsr
which proved fu nl .u Interesting
.naf rF..F Dr. na. .ur.. when .HH
hour nae over 800 young women and
HI.I are welcome
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When Group Comes
Treat Externally

The ola msfho1 ~ dosing dsics,s li,rs
Frl 1rh1 with uHlr.na dru-s h. ur8rg
o.. .lru." Try The external trrstmsnt
Woke "tap-O-E .h" saIve. JHa. rYb n
''lr U..- Che throat BrI chest. The We.
."rs. released hY t.a body haaf. loosen tlt
.anE HHHEn and ease fHf dfrur
breathing q I-l.ue application injuries
sound Deep. 2le. Zoe. or aIUU.
EhE CrH9Tvr tfar ms nam srxss~
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WPORuB"

WFEIC Group and SAIn
EaANS Pneumonia SAHE
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This sertss IL q continuation Of ..rh.tr
Married Lie" prOduoed by Mattel Her
bert urnsr Tor -FOUR years. Their Mar
ried Lie OF Helen and warren" appear
ing sHclu stvsly In this paper, 10 the
only seriss now being written by Manuel
Herbert Urner
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-08-26
nr. 7. W. Casteel. Candinate Foe
Sheriff, Issues An Open Letter.

70 the Editor of The Republican.


To the Editor of The Republican.
Please allow me space in your paper
TO correct two falsehoods that are be-
ing circulated concerning the Office for
which am a candidate.
First-That if am defeated at the
primary mean to run independent,
which is bare falsehood as l intend to
Go nothing of the kind
Second That if am elected | will
put n. H. Casteel in my place. which
statement has no word of truth in it.
I hope my friends and the voters will
not believe anything of the kind that
they may hear, for if am elected my
intention is to moye and take charge of
the office myself and fill it to the best
of my ability, without fear or favor.
They are also using an argument
against me that can live without it.
which | am proud to say can.
If had lived in Garrett county for
forty wears and could not live without
the Office | should be very sorry to ask
my friends, the voters. to vote for me
to attend to the business of others.
think we have a number of good
men in office today who could live with
out it, as far as that is concerned.
have been paying a heavy tax to
the county for number of years for
schools and roads and ask for this Office
because ] think am entitled 70 it.
If my friends and voters Thank am
not entitled to it then do not cote for
me but if you think am shall be
very thankful to you for your support
at the primary for can not ace you all
IN person. Thanking you in advance,
! am, yours truly,
23-3t 7. W. CAsTEEL..
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-08-26
Order Nisi.

Robert L. Fries, Late Treasurerer of Garrett
County, Maryland, vs.. The Penn-Garrett
Coal Mining Company OF Garrett
County.
No. 265 Miscellaneous Docket. In the Cir
cult Court for Garrett County MARYLAND
Ordered, by the Circuit Court for Garrett
County. Maryland, this Dist day OF August
lglj, that the tax sale made and reported in
the above entitled cause by Robert /. Fries,
late Treasurer OF Garrett county, be ratified
ana confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the 3Oth da y
he inserted in some newspaper published
in Garrett County, once a week for three
successive weeks before the 23rd day Of
September, 1915.
sSi5.OO
ROBERT K. HENDERSON.
True copy, Test: E. Il. TOWER, ClerE.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-08-26
New School galldins eor asng.on.

In another column today the Board
of School Commissioners advertise for
bids for the erection Ct . new schoo!
building at Kempton, in Election DIS
trict No. of Garrett county. Kemp
ton is the new coal mining town near
the line of the Western Maryland rail
road company and Is located within
sight Of the famous Fairfax stone The
town has a school population of some
Seventy-five
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-08-26

William Sollars, of near Oakland, is
spending a few days at the home of his
father-in-law, DR.. F. P. Stehley, Key
ser, W Va.
/ Squire William Hoye, an old Confed-
crate soldier, was in this city Tuesday
morning. He took in the G. a. R
day exercises at the Park in the after
: noon.
For SALE CHEAP One second hand
Moving Machine and Hay Rake David
Z. Slabaugh, Oakland, Nd. Adv
Harvesting between showers is very
discouraglng work for Garrett county
farmers. Sunshine DAYS and moonlight
nights for a week or two would be very
acceptable,
Just received q car of Buckwhea.
Fertilizer, to be sold on fall terms. A
D, NaYlor & Co. Advertisement.
VIM. Sines, aged 81 years, an old
soldier Of the Civil War, and son Henry,
and Tom Nethkin, both veterans Of the
war spent 1ueso@Y IN town. after din-
her gong 10 Vhe IaFh 10 ENJOY u A K.
day.
Messrs. Howard and Gerald Kemp.
VI p'o'iH'lIS 'on' arrived IN oakland
Monday and will be guests the balance
u Tue week o. I'oI. ana MIS- r. T.
10 'i'LuH 7V Ihelf nome on Liberty
MI anu w rs T. w. Fflchard, OF
nanli'liS IoH' ". va, VINO nave been
'"s gue9'S u MISS heHe Frlchard at
sne afA' nave hotoreo 70 Freedrlck,
,ro', 1oi d WISH win III ana MRS. Il.
/ oh '2AE II = Ea SIerI'n = ihresner; l
built / II, G aUto Trnck i For WHO'S
and terms, write or call upon r. M.
Holman, Friendsville, Md, stiff.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Roberts. Jr..
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. J. l..
uriillth Oh Cumberland motored to Oak
lahu LOT sunday dinner and returning
stopped at The Casselman. at Grants
willie for simmer
'.-0 ~
+. u. Fox, one Of Friendsville's live
business men, spent Tuesday in this
ci'y' greeting friends ana looking after
business MI OK IS one oil the local
COMMITTEE OF the Jarrett county Board
u Trace Tor fIlehdsYiile district.
Let's get ready for some real public
educational work these winter nights
now coming on. What shall it be?
fuoilc lectures and concerts! Or shall
1t be a systematic attempt to teach
some one or more partjcuJar subjects?
'0
AL d special meeting OF the Mayor
and Council of Frostburg held Wednes-
day evening. an ordinance WINS poesad
f,,;rc. +l,o ia -.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-08-26

Miss Ruth McRobie is on a visit to
relatives and friends in Frostburg.
Miss Jones, of Deer Park, left for
her school, in Ohio, yesterday.
Miss Ada Laffey, of Frankville visit
ed Cumberland friends last week.
Secretary Rudisill of the Board of
Trade is listing a number of farms for
sale
Mr.. Joe Fraker, of Fairmont, W.
Va, was calling on friends in town this
week.
Mrs. James Birmingham, of Elkins,
W. Va, is the guest Of her brother,
Mr. Nm. CAVITY.
Miss. Margaret Miller, of Cumber-
land, Md, is visiting Miss Rebecca
Thayer this week.
Squire Durham is very i'll at his home
in this city. He was suddenly taken
i'll Monday night.
Mr.. Hugh McMullen, Of Cumberland,
was in town part of last week, strength
ening his political fences.
Mr.. julius Walter is quite i'll at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Walter, in East Oakland.
Miss Edith Weber, who has been
visiting at Mount Savage, Md, has re
turned to her home near Oakland.
Miss Marie Custer, Of Friendsville,
Md, is the guest of Miss Hazel Fesrer,
at Terra Alta.
Mrs. Robert McQuay is quite helpless
with lnhammatory rheumatism at her
summer home in the Park
Miss Mary Stanton. who has been
visiting in Frostburg has returned to
her home at Grantsville
Mrs, Ralston, of Frostburg, was in
Oakland several days last week where
she was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
McRobie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Turney, Of Oak
land, went to Keyser Sunday evening
where Mr. Turney expects to have en-
ployment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sluss and child
rem, of Elkins, w. Va, are visiting
Mrs. Sluss's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Canty, this city,
We should more largely advertise the
beauties, attractions ard advantages of
Garrett county as an enjoyable place
for vacation.
Mr.. James TreacY went to Pittsburg
Tuesday and expects while there to be
able TO purchase some Ford cars that
he s very much in need of.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Kelley returned on
Monday evening to their home in Cor
NTH, after spending some time with
Mr. KelIy's parents in CsrrolltOwn, Pa
Tuesday ] c, Renninger, f. A.
ThaYer and J. T. Mitchell, and Surveyor
Mason motored to Military Lot No. 422,
near Schell, to make survey of the
property.
States Attorney Julius C Benninger
went to Cumberland Monday morning
from which city he drove his new Hud-
son automobile to Oakland the same
afternoon.
Miss Gail Wells returned to her home
at Pennington, West Va, yesterday
afternoon after delightful visit of q
week at Oak Dale as the guest of Miss
Laura Sanders.
Miss Lura Mulford. of Springfield,
Ohio, who has been visiting in this city
for the past week returned to her home
much pleased with the beauty of the
mountain top.
Mrs. Irene Henley, Mrs P. j. Alex
ander and Miss Elizabeth Ann Sommer
vile, all of Bluefeld, W. Va, are in
Oakland as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Herman CreutzburR.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-08-26
Farm For Sale.

10 acres about 80 acres cleared, well
watered, good building; land lays fine;
situated two miles from Oakland; adj
joins Mt. Lake Park good road Terms
$1,000 cash, balance on easy terms. If
interested apply to A. D. Naylor, Oak
land, Nd, Advertisement lift
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-08-26
THE STATE OF MARYLAND.
OFFICE OF TIE SECRETARY
OF STATE


To AL Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that's application has
been made to the Governor OF Maryland for
the parole OF william Bell. who was convict
ed at the December Term, 1871. OF the Circuit
Court for Garrett County, Of larceny and re
Ceiviug stolen goods, ana sentenced to the
Maryland PenitentiaTy tor a period of i've
years.
The Governor viii take up the said case
for final decision on or after Friday. August
9th, 1915. until which time protests against
such application will be heard and tile pap
ers tled win be open to inspection at the dis
erection OF the Governor.
BY order OF the Governor,
ROBERT p. GRAHAM
Secretary OF state