The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-12-20

be duplicated anywhere at much more
than the price asked-only 40 cents per
pound box can be had at W. A. Con
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line Of other Holiday goods. Tobaccos,
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If anyone can. -Advertisemenu.
Mr.. Harold Harmed went to Cumber-
land yesterday morniog to spend the
day with friends, returning to Oakland
this morning, being accompanied by
his sister, Louise. who returned from
Western Maryland College to spend the
holidays with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. f Harmed in Oakland.
Mrs. john G. Robinson and children
spent last week in Oakland on
their way from Accident, their former
home, 70 Kempton, where Dr.. Robin
sen Is now located for the practice of
his profession.
Mrs. Stewart Mason, Miss Helen
Mason and Master Stewart Mason left
Oakland Yesterday morning for Akron,
Ohio, where they will spend the hol.-
days with MIR. Mason and other mem
bers Of the family who reside in chat
city.
Mrs. john Sanders, Of near Oakland,
left here on Friday for Fairmont, where
she.will visit her son Guy for a few
days, going thence to Philippi. West
We, and Clarksburg, to visit friends be-
fore returning home.
Have your old Rubber Boots,
Shoes, Arctics and Hot Water
Bottles Vulcanized at Davis Re-
pair Shop. Advertisement
Among those who are IN Oakland to
attend the funeral of the late Miss
Lucinda limbaugh to be held this morn
ing at the Lutheran church are Mrs.
Samuel E. Boyer and Arthur Hine-
bsugh, of Fairmont and Mrs. John C.
Robinson. of Kempton.
Big line of games, and childrens
books in paper and linen at Hamill's
Book store. ADV. 41.3t
Veteran Peter F. Nine. of near Oak
land, accompanied by his daughter,
Mrs. Sarah Sims, returned to Oakland
last Friday evening from a visit of
three weeks 70 former resident of the
| county, Mr.. G 5orge Wilt, who left here
more than forty years ago and settled
in Eastern Michigan.
On Sunday surprise birthday dinner
IN honor of Mr.. NJ. r. HamiIls seven
tleth anniversary, was given at his
home in Oakland. In addition to the
immediate members of the household
Mr. Roy H. Hamill, of Huntington,
West Va, Rev. S. +. Wicker. Mr.. J.
E. Harmed and Mr.. J. M. Falkensteir
were present as guests.
Private B. H. Wiley, who was select
ed as one of the National Army from
! Garrett county and has been at Cant
Meade for two months or more, ha!
been discharged from service on &C
count Of physical disability and will re
turn TO his home in the county shortly
AT present Private Wiley is in BaIti
more receiving treatment at JOIN
Hopkins Hospital but. expects to ar
rive in Oakland prior TO Christmas.
Mr. Thomas Ha1ne and his sisters
who have been residents of Oakland fo
a long term of years where the formel
was engaged IS a transferman unit
compelled to retire from work on &C
count Of failing health three or fouI
years ago, is making preparations t
move to Cumberland at which point hi
two brothers, Messrs. Ernest ant
Frank, are engaged as railroad fremel
and where they will make their future
home.
Mrs. Bruce Lichty and slster-in-law
Mrs. Frank Petry, returned on Nov. g
from a months visit in Kansas City
Mo-, Wellington, Kans., and various
other cities and towns in Kansas ant
Nebraska. Their principal visit wa
with Mrs. Petry's brother, Harve,
Lichty, of wellington, Kan, who wa
very i'll. They did not anticipate hi
immediate demise when they left Well
lngton, but news of his death reached
here before their return. -Meyersdal
Republican.