The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1918-02-28


leave the employ of the Democrat tc-
morrow.
Miss Ellen Connell, of Oakland, spent
Sunday here with her sister, Mrs. Tina
Taylor, on her way to Baltimore to take
up the millinery business for the spring
season. -Keyser Correspondent Cum
berland Times.
Mr.. Joseph Kisner, of Kemptop, who
had the misfortune to break his leg
early in the winter, spent few days in
Oakland last and this week. having re-
covered sufficiently to enable him to go
about on crutches.
Delegate and Mrs. E. A. Weimer and
little daughter, arrived in Oakland
Saturday morning. the former from An
napolis and Mrs. Weimer from Wash
ington. where she had been on a visit to
relatives and friends for a week or
more.
Messrs. Lloyd and Fred. Alexander,
sons Of A. J. Alexander, of near Acct
dent, accompanied by Mr.. Frank Calls,
of Hoyes, left Oakland Saturday after
noon for Washington, for brief visit.
after which they win 90 TO Petersburg.
Va, where Private Earl Alexander is
now located
Dir. Il. {. Sincell lelf Oakland, Thurs
DAY evening last for New York City to
purchase goods for bis store here. At
keyser he was joined by Mr.. George l..
Siaceli, Of the Sincell Company store
located at tina. place. who went to the
metropolis for the purpose Of purchas-
ing took tor the keyser store.
Owing to the lack o. shipping facui-
ties for lumber and other products Of
the Kendall Lumber Company nail. at
Creljn, near Oakland, the large manu-
featuring plant Is being operated but
half or less than half time. The mines.
owned and controlled by the same con
Germ. however. are being worked at the
fules: opacity
Street Commissioner Woiriag and a
force Of men have been busy FOR several
days past making excavations ard
thawlrg out water mains along Liberty
street. The main along this thorough
fare frozc early in January and re-
NAMED frozen from point near Evans
Garage 90 the nrc hydrant located half
a block distant.
Win the warm weather which set In
Tuesday. little SNOW be left o. the more
thar eight OF tan feet which totzIe1
the tal. during the past two or three
months. Win the warmer weather al
hand sugar proiacers are beginning 90
get bug and with weather conditions
favorable it will not be long until those
fortunately situated can regel 10 ,hc
aee,s, both ag4.a ana cake. afforded
5 the sugar trees native 20 Garrett
c.4atT
During the pa-, rev month. ,haus-
aals ~ mine props ara ties have been
shipped from thy local station and
other thousands have been forwarded
q mlnes from various points in the
county thus putting loto circulation an
au94et of money thttI hard go cou-
pate By the clearing of jhp laad apan
~h-h ,he timber greA larger acreage
Tor cfol- wl.. De- afforded many farmers.
the ou.Y draw back confronting them in
this respect being the shortage 81 help
o. seed and harvest the crops which viii
surely follow
Qlte a delegation Of the leading resi-
dents Of Bloomington we're in Oakland
Monday where they appeared before
the Board q County Commissioners rel
alive 70 the building Of county road 10
connect with public road nov building
bY the Allegary county commissioners
which affords an outlet 10 the residents
Of Bloomington and the country there
abouts Among those who were in
Oakland Monday relative 20 the above
were Messrs. Jacob Stump, Carroll
Pattison and several others whose
names could not be learned
Mr. j. Harry Welmer. son Of Dele
gate and Mrs. T.. A. Welmer. came TO
his home in Oakland Saturday from
Washington. d. c.. where he has been
employed for several months past. in
response 10 the summons to appear be-
fore the local board OF exemption
for examination and returned to Wash
iugton Monday night Previous to COM
ing home Mr. Weimer received notice
from the War Department Of his Undue
ton into the service as photographer
TO be attached to the signal corps. He
will be sent to a Wisconsin point to be
QUILTED and from there will be trans
ferred to a Photographic school to com
plete his training for the service which
he has chosen.
$4,000 to loan on first mort
gage-Renninger & Offutt, Oak
land, Md. Advertisement
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