The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1918-10-03

CuttibSs GlIpIOyLlcHt, Slludteu III tHe
high mountain country. Address j. K.
T. care Republican Office. ADV. 30-2t
Miss BERTHE Lawton has returned from
a brief visit to friends in Keyser and is
i'll at her home here suffering with an
attack of grip.
Mr.. Henry Ramp, of Accident Dis
trict. was in Oakland Friday and Sat-
urday last where he visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Shartzer.
FOR SALE-One player piano in good
condition; also one Weaver organ, in
good condition. If interested write
Box 283, Oakland, Md. ADV. 31-4t*
Mr.. James C. Peddicord, of Cumber-
land, after spending few hours in
Oakland with his daughters, returned
to Cumberland Wednesday evening last.
For SALE-Ford Touring car in good
condition; also one fine young mare.
Apply to Albert Baker. Swanton, Md.
Advertisement.
Only those who have met the require
ments of the War Industries Boards
with reference to their subscriptions to
The Republican receive the current IS
sue of the paper today.
Mr.. Vernon A. Lyon, of Clarksburg,
where he is employed By the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company, spent two
days last week in Oakland with his
mother. Mrs. Iucv LYON.
For SALE-One L. H. C. Truck, suit
able for light delivery; h. p. gasoline
Engine; 3 h. p. gasoline Engine; l
two-inch suction Deming water pump.
II interested call on or address r. Nj.
Holman. Friendsyille. Md. Adv 29-4t
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas o. Wiley, who
spent several months in Baltimore
where Mr.. Wiley was engaged in ship
building, haye returned to Oakland and
will remain here indefinitely.
Mr.. Resley M. Garrett, formerly of
near Oakland, but for number of
years living at Tunnelton, spent yester-
day in Oakland and while here made
this office brief visit.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson has entered
Goucher College, Baltimore, as a stu
dent, and her sister, Miss Mary Virginia
Wilson, has entered st. Mary's Col
lege, st. Mary's, Md
Mr.. Walter R. Friend, an employe of
the Kendall Lumber Company, and IN
til recently stationed at St. George,
West Va, has moved to Crellin where
he has charge of mine and railroad CON
struction work for his employers.
Among those at Camp Meade who
have been reported dangerously i'll of
Influenza is Private Grover c. Lohr, Of
near Swanton. His parents were in
Oakland Yesterday and got into com
munication with the base hospital at
the cantonment. The report from there
was encouraging.
The display made of the photographs
of many Oakland and Garrett county
soldiers in the window at Robert
Wolfe's barber shop on Alder street,
has attracted many hundreds Of Fair
visitors as well as the towns people.
The arrangement Of the photographs is
artistic and shows off to advantage.
D-Carpenters, at the Free
port Coal Company's mine, to erect
dwellings. Apply to George Wilt, Con
tractor ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Pollock and two
sons, who spent several weeks at the
mill operations of Mr. Pollock located
west of Clarksburg, returned to their
home in Oakland Saturday evening.
Mr.. Pollock returned to West Virginia
Monday evening while the members of
his family will remain in Oakland during
the winter
Mr. Harry A. Rasche, Of Oakland,
went to Baltimore on last Friday eve.
ming and on Saturday filed his appli-
cation for entrance into one of the
military training camps for officers. In
tantry section. He returned to Oak
land Sunday morning and on Monday
was suddenly taken i'll with an attack
OF the grip in aggravated form.
For SALE-A $500 upright piano per
feet condition. $l25 cash at once. -Ap-
ply al this office. Advertisement.
Mr.. Joshua Whitehair and son MIR.
F. A. Whitehair, both of Terra Alta.
and well known to many Garrett coun-
tians as stock dealers, spent yesterday
in Oakland enroute to the Ryans Glade
section where they will buy a large
number of beef cattle and drive them
to loading points. They expect to have
at least hundred and sixty head.
For SALE-One bay Belgian colt, %
years old. B. T. Bray, Swanton, Md. =
Advertisement 3t*
In response to telegram announcing
the very serious illness of Private
Jacob Yutzy at Meade, as a result of
influenza followed by an attack of
pneumonia, his father, Mr.. Jonas
Yutzy, went to the cantonment Monday
morning and on Tuesday he reported by
telegraph that his sons condition was
slightly improved. At the present
time there are more than 1000 patients