The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-03-15

Bolden ..C.......G iessman
Naylor acknowledgements Rice
Cheuvront ......G.......... Reidler
Field Goals-Scott. 2; Hinebaugh, 4;
Bolden, 3; Sincell, s; Sanner. 3. Fouls
Hinebaugh, out of 10; Sanner, 4 out
of II. Referee, Rev. Bremen.
Attorney Fred. T. Martin, of Graf
ton, spent Sunday in Oakland with his
family.
Mrs. Floyd Stahl has returned home
from visit to relatives and friends
south of town.
Mr.. James A. Sincell, of Grafton,
came to Oakland last night and isspend
ing the day here with relatives.
DIR. Logan Carr, who arrived at the
Park from the South few days ago,
was in Oakland this morning for a few
hours.
Congressman Finley Gray and sister
Miss Mabel Gray. of Connersvine, Ind,
were guests in Oakland last Friday of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Cheuvront
City Tax Collector G. NJ. Mason
publishes in this paper today a notice
that should be complied with a squickly
as possible by all owing city taxes.
A tie.up by strike OF many of the
Eastern railroads is threatened by
trainmen if their demands are not met
by five O'Clock on the evening of the
18th inst.
Mr.. Robert Nevill, of near Gormania,
spent yesterday in Oakland whence he
came to secure some repairs for his
sugar camp which he is preparing to
open at an early date.
Mr.. A. D. Naylor will leave Oakland
tomorrow morning tor a trip through
the central west when he expects to
visit points in Ohio, Michigan and also
Kansas City, Missouri. He will be
absent two weeks or more.
Miss Bessie Stemple, who has been
head nurse at the Oakland Sanatorium
for five years or more, will leave here
this afternoon for Fairmont, West Va,
where she will locate as private nurse.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will hold St. Patrick's Tea at the
Manse on Third street, Saturday, March
nth, from three until SIX o'clock in the
afternoon. The public is cordially in
vited to attend, Silver offering.
City Councilman elect J. D. Darby,
Messrs. John Sweeney, Percy Frantz,
Wallace Brown and Norman Redler
were in Cumberland last night to which
city they journeyed to attend the con-
cert given by Sousa's Band, an organi-
zatlon of worldwide reputation.
Mr., and Mrs. W. o. Ashby, of Fair
mont, are here as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Ashby. Mr.. Ashby is
just recovering from the effect of an
accident which befel him while playing
basketball at Fairmont in which MS
left arm was dislocated at the shoulder.
WANTED:-250 to 500 carloads Good
Live Chestnut Telephone and Telegraph
Poles. Will take all lengths from IS to
65 feet and pay good price, liberal in
spection on loading. We desire winter
cut poles. Specifications and prices
upon application. Also in market for
all kinds and grades of lumber ready
for shipment. Write, FAIRMoNT
LUMBER COMPANY, Fairmont, West Va.
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MIR. Albert Ely, son of DR.. and Mrs.
J. c. Ely, arrived at his home here
Monday morning fresh from border
service with headquarters at Fort
Bliss. where he was attached to the
Field Hospital, having enlisted with the
Kentucky National Guard when it was
sent to the Mexican border for service
last June.
Rev. Dr. Archibald Moore left Oak
land Monday night for Pittsburgh, Pa,
where he went to attend a meeting of
the District Superintendent of the
West Virginia, Erie and Pittsburgh
Conferences of the Methodist Episcopal
church, the meeting having been called
and will be presided over by Bishop
Anderson, and will continue several
days
Messrs. George and Harry Loar
returned home last Saturday from a
visit of month or more to points in
Florida, where the weather for some
days as reported by the Messrs. Loar
was anything but pleasant, freeze
which swept the entire fruit bearing
section of Florida, having occurred
while they were there and which caused
untold suffering among people of every
class.
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