The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-04-06

4 Is there anything this war doesn't
interfere With" To be somewhat per
sonal, it doesn't interfere the slightest
with our appetite or endeavor to Civ,
our readers an up-to-date paper ever,
Thursday in the year,
Cashier G. A. FraleY, Of the Garrett
National Bank, went to Baltimore Fri
day afternoon where he visited his son,
Mr. Neil Fraley. a student in the law
department of the University Of Mary.
land, until Sunday afternoon. arriving
in Oakland on his return Monday morn.
ing.
A number Of the pupils Of the Oak
land High School are spending the
present week at their respective homes
located in other parts Of the county and
viii not return here until school re-
opens. on the 7th inst, at the grammar
school building where the term will be
completed.
Former County Commissioner f. W,
kelso. who recently sold his farm to
Mr.. Abe Moon, will offer at public
auction on the premises Saturday. April
18th, a large lot Of live stock. farm
implements, etc. See advertisement in
another column of this paper today.
AGAR load Of Roofing at any price Wa.
just unloaded by A. d. Naylor & Co.
Advertise meut.
The Z. S. Evans Garage: in Oakland
has received during the past week or
ten days several car loads Of Ford auto
mobiles which are being assembled and
sold almost as fast as they are unload
ed. Mr.. Evans has rented the Naylor
building on Liberty street, which will
be his Oakland headquarters.
Mrs. Edward J. Frantz returned home
Saturday from an extended visit to
relatives and friends at Selbysport. be-
ing accompanied by her mother, the
aged Mrs. Durham. Of SeIbysport. who
IS now approaching her ninety third
year. Mr.. Frantz drove from Oakland
in his car to Somerfeld, Pa. from which
point the two ladies accompanied him
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Thayer return
ed home from Baltimore on Wednesday
evening of last week. Mrs. Thayer
had been on an extended visit to
relatives in Montgomery and Howard
counties and also in Baltimore. Mr..
Thayer went to Baltimore Saturday
preceding their return home.
The Republican acknowledges with
thanks a copy Of the report of State
Fish Commissioner VIM. A. Smith. The
pamphlet is replete with useful infor-
nation concerning the fisheries of Mary
land Of both the Western and Eastern
Shores and gives a synopsis of the work
done by the Commission during the past
two years.
Mr. Randall Ravenscroft, son of DR..
anu Mrs. r. A. Ravenscroft, of Acct
dent, who has been student at the
Pennsylvania State Normal School,
Indiana, Pa, during the past several
months. returned to his home at Acct
dent on Friday night and will probably
remain until tall before returning to
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace r. Dewitt and
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Jamison have moved
from town to the Bradley Farm, where
they are occupying jointly the dwelling
on that place. Both Mr.. Dewitt and
Mr.. Jamison purchased acreages at
the public auction conducted at the
farm years ago. Mr.. Jamison expects
to erect dwelling on his portion of
the place this summer. The Naylor
house vacated by Mr.. Jamison is now
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Paul B. Nay
lor, while the rooms vacated by Mr.
Dewitt are being occupied by Mrs.
Bell.