The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-09-21

TAhIdpOLlS, VIII WCiS SuSStS VI MI anu
Mrs. Edward H. SincelI at their home
on Second street for several days last
week, returned to Annapolis Sunday
afternoon.
Senator H. j. Spelcher returned to
his home at Accident from Baltimore
Sunday morning, having gone to that
city Friday afternoon to visit his two
sons, who are students at Blue Ridge
College.
Miss Shelton, of Detroit, Mich, who
was the guest last week of Miss Lowen-
stein left Oakland Monday afternoon
for Washington, D. c., where she will
teach in domestic science school this
winter.
The first frost of the season which
did any material damage to vegetation,
visited this section of the country Sun
day morning. Much corn, yet uncut,
as we'll as some buckwheat still stand
ing in the fields. was frosted.
Prof. Alvin ]. Miller, of Grantsville,
Nd, who was a member of the faculty
of the State normal school at Kent, O.,
will teach in Ohio Wesleyan Univer-
sity, Delaware, o.. the coming year,
returning to Kent for the summer
school.
Misses Edith and Almira Lichliter
and Carrie Johnston, and Walter Johns
of town, and Miss Anna Smith of Pitts
burgh. motored to Grantsville Tues
day evening and took dinner at the
Casselman Hotel. The trip was made
IN the Lichliter Cadillac. Elk Lick
Star.
Rev. George S. Hanleiter, recently
appointed pastor of the Oakland Circuit,
United Brethren church, filled his ap-
pointments in his new field Sunday,
preaching at Underwood. Loeb Lynn,
and one other point. He will move his
household effects from Junior. his for
mer station, to Loeb Lynn Heights this
week
Mr.. Milford Frazee, formerly of
Selbysport, but who left there more
than forty years ago and located at
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, is spending a few
weeks visiting his brother, Mr.. u. S.
Frazee at the old home farm. Both
gentlemen were IN Oakland a day or
two last week when they were guests
Of Mr.. A Totten Matthews.
County Commissioner George War
nick. of Bloomington, who was injured
some two or three weeks ago in an
accident on one of the county roads,
drove to Oakland in his automobile
Monday and it company with Commits
sioners Dixon and Smith and S-rveyor
Mason went to point south Of Oakland
to locate a proposed new county road
which had been petitioned for by tax
payers Of the section directly interest
ed.
Mrs. Margaret DeIawder, of Lisbon,
Md, and her daughter Miss Delawder,
of Baltimore, were week end guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. King Delawder at their
home in Oakland, leaving Monday after
noon, Mrs Delawder is the widow Of
the late Andrew Delawder, a former
resident of Oakland, who removed from
here more than forty wears ago. Her
recent visit was the first made to Oak
land since her removal at that time.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thayer, Of Bal
timore, are in Oakland visiting Mr..
Thayer's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Thayer Mr.. Thayer is in the employ
Of the State Roads Commission and has
been stationed IN the city for more
than two years as one Of those engaged
in the building of the new Light Street
bridge, structure that will cost when
completed upwards OF two millions of
dollars and will be one of the modern
bridges of the world.
Mr. D. c. Feather. of Pitcairn. Pa.
where he occupies prominent position
in the business hfe of the community.
spent Thursday last in Oakland. Mr..
Feather is well known by Oakland and
Mountain Lake Park people, having re-
sided here a number of years ago. He
was accompanied by his father, Mr.. J.
w Feather, Of Bruceton, West Va,
his sister, Mrs Corel E. Whitesel, and
two aunts Mrs. Margaret Michael and
Mrs. Mary Falkenstein.
Messrs. A. D. Naylor & Co., of Oak
land, delivered to Mr., d. NJ. Schrock,
of near Gortner, yesterday a Waterloo
farm tractor which. the purchaser will
use on his farm for various purposes,
including blowing, reaping, etc. The
machine is fitted with pulleys which
may be utilized IN operating such ma
chinery as siio cutters, threshers. and
other farm implements requiring
power. The tractor weighs about 5000
pounds and is rated at ten horse power
Veteran B. F. Friend, of Friendsville.
was in the city one or two days during
the fair last week and thoroughly en-