The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1918-06-20

laws III edC0 UlSIrlCC.
County Commissioner George War
nick, accompanied by Mr.. Jacob Stump,
of Bloomington, were IN Oakland Tues
day few hours.
Messrs. Bruce Friend and Charlie
Thomas, of Fear, spent Yesterday in
Oakland on business when both gentle
men called at this office.
Mr.. and Mrs. LLOYD burst and Mr..
and Mrs. DIN F. burst. all of Iona
coming, spent Sunday in Oakland and at
the Park with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Haigh, of near
GAINESVILLE. were in Oakland Tuesday,
the latter en- route to the home of Mr..
John 5. Browning, who is lying critically
ill.
Mr.. Frank Browning, of Terra Alta,
was in Oakland last Saturday a few
hours on business connected with the
estate of his recently deceased father,
the late Motley B. Browning.
Children's Day Service will be rem
dered at the M. E. church at Corlnth,
W. Va, Sunday evening June 23rd, be-
ginning at 8:l5 p. m. Everyone is in
vited to comes. S. Superintendent.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Broderick, of
MorOaptoup 1uara -, OoL,IonJ T,o,lo,.
and yesterday experimenting the re-
moval of their household effects from
here to their new home at Morgantown.
Miss Rebecca Thayer, who holds the
chair of English at Vassar College, ar
rived in Oakland last Friday to remain
during the summer months with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. A. Thayer
at their home on Third street.
Attorney George W. Legge and A.
Totten Matthews went to Guard, this
county,. yesterday where they sold at
mortgages sale the grist mill located
there. The mill is one of the oldest
established concerns of its kind in the
county.
Mr.. Francis Smith, of Reynoldsyille,
Pa, is here for a few days visit to his
daughter. Mrs. George w. Legge. He
expects to return home today and will
be accompanied by his youngest daugh-
ter, Miss Martha Smith, who has been
in Oakland several months attending
school.
Lieutenant John Ankeny and mother,
of Pittsburgh, Pa, are guests at the
home of the formers aunt. Mrs. Wal
ter Hardesty. Lieut.. Ankeny recently
completed his cadetship in a FLYING
Corps located in Texas and is enjoying
a thirty-day furlough by visiting rel
atives in Garrett county.
An all-day meeting will be held at the
Loeb Lynn Baptist church Sunday.
June 23rd. when services will be con-
Quoted at II O'Clock a. M, 2 O clock and
7.30 O'Clock p. m, by Evangelist w. r.
Llckliter. Dinner will be served and
everybody will find a cordial welcome.
Bring your baskets and spend the day.
Capt. James w. White, of District
No. 8, visited Oakland Saturday when
he made this office a brief business
visit. Notwithstanding Capt. Whites
more than eighty years he is still en-
joying excellent health and is one of
the few young old men of the Civil
War who remain amongst US.
William B. Scherr, OF this city, has
received call to report next Monday
at the base hospital. Hamden Roads,
for training. He enlisted last Deem
Der at Parkersburg in the naval re-
serve as a hospital apprentice, first
class. Mr.. Scherr was graduated from
the University last week. While in
school he was manager of football and
member of the Kappa Alpha ira.
ternity. -Morgantown New Dominion.
The new Maryland dog law has
full set of teeth, and county dog own
ers are being warned to take out licen-
SEES for their CANNES. Any dog not
provided with evidence of license en-
tering any field or yard shall constitute
private nuisance and the owner or
tenant of such field or yard may kill
such dog without liability or RESPONSE
bllity therefor. ANY person may kill
any dog which he sees in the act of
pursuing, worrying, wounding or killing
any poultry or live stock or attacking
any human beings, whether or not such
dog bears the proper license tag and
cannot be sued for damages