The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-12-27

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Angeles, Cal, who arrived in Oakland
several weeks ago to visit his parents.
MIR. and Mrs. George Shartzer, has re-
turned to Los Angeles.
Mr.. Herbert Leighton, of the Park.
was.i1 Oakland yesterday on his wav to
, Clarksburg, where he has been erpIov-
for several months past as a clerk in
the Loar & Hendrlckson store.
Money to loan on Real Estate F
X. Jones, Attorney Advertisement.
Messrs. Joe. McComas, Carroll Kelly
and Dudley King, of Fairmont, were
among the many Young men who are
employed at points away from town to
spend Christmas in Oakland with their
parents.
MISS Ruth McRrobie arrived home
Monday from College Park, Md. to
spend the holiday vacation. Miss Nc
ROBBIE is employed at the institution as
stenogrnpher and will return to her
duties Sunday.
MIR. John A. Grant, who suffered a
slight stroke Of paralysis several weeks
ago and which involved his left arm.
was able to be out of doors and down
town Friday where he met quite a
large number of friends.
NoTICE-On and after January /
1918, the undersigned firm will do a
strictly cash business. KLOTZ & Ron
ERTs, Grantsville, Nd. ADV. 43 2t
Miss Lucille Mitchell returned
home Monday from Baltimore where
she was patient in Mercy Hospital.
Baltimore, for several weeks and
where she underwent surgical opera
ton. Miss Mitchell is well along the
road toward recovery.
Messrs. A. D. Naylor & Co.. ir their
advertisement today. gives some good
advice to their farmer customers re-
specting the purchase of needed ma
chlnery equipment for their spring re-
quirements. The slogan is "order now"
and not be disappointed when you want
the machinery.
The funeral of Miss Lucinda Hine-
baugh occurred on Thursday morning
last, the interment being made at Ac-
cIdent after service conducted in the
Lutheran church in Oakland by the
pastor, Rev. S. E. Wicker. Miss Hine-
baugh was lifelong member of the
Oakland church.
You half-sole your shoes, why
not your tires with Gates one.
half sole tires? Made as good
as new at one-haIf cost of new
tires. Guaranteed puncture proof.
Booklet free. Address Davis
Repair Shop. Advertisement
County Surveyor elect Phineas C.
Boucher, of near Grantsvllle, was in
Oakland last Thursday on business. He
came to Oakland with the intention OF
qualifying for his new position but the
commission due him has not been re-
ceived by Clerk Tower from the Gov
, ernor' s Office.
I Mr.. G. Semmes Hsmill returned home
on Thursday last from Baltimore to
which city he went earlier in the week
in response to a message requesting
his presence there IN connection with
the appointment for foreign service
with the Y. NJ. c. A. Mr.. Hamill may
be appointed secretary and attached to
one Of the divisions now stationed in
France.
Sargant Treacy A. Curry and First
Glass Private Harold Dawson, of Camp
/ Upton, New York. were Christmas
visitors to their respective homes.
Sergeant Curry spent few hours in
Oakland Saturday, going from here to
his home near Grafton later in the day.
Private Dawson arrived in Oakland
Sunday morning and returned to camp
Tuesday morning.
Private Leo Lyon, who was granted
five day fulough from his duties at
Fort Ogethorpe, Ga, arrived in Oak
land Sunday night and on Monday was
notified to report at once with his regi-
ment at Hoboken, N. j., to which point
his command had been transferred i'm
mediately after his departure from the
south. He left Oakland Monday night
in compliance with the order.