The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-05-03

Mr.. George Bell, of Clarksburg, w.
Va, spent Sunday in Oakland the
guest of friends.
Mr.. Chris ian c. BeachY, of near
Bittinger, spent an hour or two in Oak
land last Friday on business.
Mr.. w. r. StulI, of Wilkes Barre,
Pa, is here this week looking after
his business interests in Garrett county.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Wilson and little
son, of Wilson, this county, spent a
few hours in Oakland last Friday
afternoon.
Miss Gertrude Bell returned home
Sunday afternoon from Pittsburgh,
where she had been visiting her sister
for ten days.
Mrs. w. R. Shaw. of Terra Alta, was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. L.
Jones, in Oakland last Saturday after
noon and evening.
WANTED-About II bushels early or
late seed potatoes. Write to Eli J.
Petersheim, R. d. 2, Oakland, Nd.
Adv. 7-3t
Messrs. Henry Lauer. Thomas Little
and Samuel Aronhalt went to Cumber-
land Monday afternoon by automobile,
returning home the same night.
Mr. ]. S. Price, of Springfield, Ohio,
where he rs extensively engaged in the
lumber business, was in Oakland on
Friday last negotiating for the pur-
chase of walnut logs.
Mr. W. H. Spedden and Mr.. R. M.
Holmboe. OF Fairmont. where in the
city on Thursday last where they SUBJ
mltted plans for the new high school
building proposed to be erected in Oak
land.
Sprays and the proper materi-
ais are on hand at A. D. MAYORS.
Do not neglect this important
feature on your farm. ADV.
Superintendent j. B. Cheuvront, of
the Northern Natural Gas Company,
was in Cumberland last Saturday after
noon on business connected with the
operation of the local office
Mr.. Norman R. Sanner spent a few
hours in Oakland Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Sanner is a resident of Western
port where he has been in charge of a
drug store since his removal from
Oakland about year ago.
DR.. B. F. Selby and Mr.. H. L. Jones
motored to Cumberland IN the Iatters
automobile Monday afternoon and re-
turned the same evening. Dr. Selby
driving home in new Buick car which
he disposed of to customer.
TIRES EXAMINED
You can always feel confident that
any tire you bring to our shop for re-
pair will be carefully examined first and
if it is not in shape to make a repair
worth more than 1t cost you we won't
touch it. Davis Repair Shop. Adv.
Mr.. Tobias Kilmer, of Crellin, where
he has been employed for many years in
various capacities about the big lumber
ing plant located at that point, has re-
tired from active work on the mill and
will leave this week for his former home
in Northeastern Pennsylvania.
DR.. Harriet B. Jones, of near Wheel
ing, spent Saturday afternoon and Sun
day in Oakland visiting relatives and
friends, DR.. Jones new residence,
which she had erected last fall and in
which she resided during the past win
ter, burned a few days prior to her
visit here.
If you go back on your country you
go back on yourself; you are part of
it. If you think your country isn't the
best country in the world maybe the
thought is inspired by the fact that you
are not the kind of person you should
be. Emmitsburg Chronicle.
TIRES REPAIRED
Watch your tires for cuts and snags.
You will find our shop surprisingly well
equipped to take care of your every
need in tires and tubes. Davis Repair
Shop. Advertisement.