The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1918-09-19

Sunday in Oakland with his family.
Stewards Studio will be open during
the Fair only. Adv.
Mr.. VIM. A. Michael, of near Firm
Rock. accompanied by his son Private
Ralph Michael. Camp Meade. home on
short furlough, spent last Saturday in
Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. Sincell left
Oakland Monday evening for weeks
visit to their daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Charles Milton Sincell. who is now at
Flint. Mich.
WANTED-Carpenters, at the Free
port Coal Company's mine, to erect
dwellings. Apply to George Wilt, Con-
tractor. Adv.
Fall opening of Pattern Hats
and the latest Millinery novelties
on Thursday and Friday. Sept.
10Th and goth. Miss Ellen Con-
nell, Oakland. Adv. 1t
For SALE-One L. H. C. Truck, suit
able for light delivery; 8 h. o. gasoline
Engine; h. p. gasoline Engine; l
two-inch suction Deming water pump.
If interested call on or address R. NJ
Holman, Friendsyille, Md. Adv. 29-4t
Mr.. Nelson Brenneman and family of
McHenry, and Mrs. Brison WEIGH of the
Park, returned Saturday from visit to
Mr.. George Fulmer and family at Ak
ron, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Edgar Long and
children, of Clarksburg. who occupied
Mrs. Scott 7. Jones' residence on
Second street during the past several
weeks, returned to their home at Clarks-
burg last Tuesday.
LoST-A bunch of keys on Green
street, between Second and Third
streets. Finder will return them to
this office and receive reward of one
dollar MRS. MARTIN R. LEWIS, Deer
Park, Md. ADV. It,
Messrs. John w. and Charles S. Davis
and members of their respective fam
lilies went to Berlin. Pa. where they at
tended the funeral of their aunt, Mrs
Ann Heffiey. whose death occurred Fri
day morning.
Former County Commissioner Ohio S.
Fike, OF Avilton, accompanied by Mr..
j. o. Wilhelm. of near the same point,
were in Oakland Friday on business
connected with the registration of men
of draft age.
WANTED-A room in private family
by refined gentleman who can furnish
reference. Answer with price, con-
venience, etc. Box 500, Oakland, Md
Advertisement.
Mr.. Jason Wilburn, of Jennings,
spent Tuesday in Oakland, being ac-
companied here by DR.. Livengood, of
Elk Lick, Pa, and young man named
Hare. who appeared before the medical
war board that day.
Physicians IN all parts OF me county
are being kept extremely busy since
the public schools opened yacenating
children, who under the law are ex-
cluded from attending until this pre-
caution sagalnst smallpox is complied
with.
MIR. Edward E. Sollars, of near town,
accompanied by his daughter Miss Mar
garet, went to Cumberland Sunday
morning, returning the same evening. |
The occasion sof Mr.. Sollars' visit was
to see his new grandson, who was born !
to DR.. and Mrs. VIM. Sollars at Cum
berlsnd hospital Saturday evening.
Capt. Kenneth Hanst, Sergeant Har-
~ Hanst. Sergeant Orvi White and
Private Geibler, One Hundred and Thir-
teenth Ammunition Train, en- route to
an embarkation point from the west
with train of army trucks for overseas
service, were guests for a few minutes
Sunday afternoon of Mr.. and Mrs. B. H.
Sincel.
Rev Frank McCamic, of the Deer
Park circuit. preached at Thayerville
on Tuesday and at Dodge Wednesday,
and will also preach at the latter ap-
pointment today, thus completing his
pastoral year at these points. He will
preach at North Glade Sunday at 1873
and at Deer Park in the evening at 8
O'Clock.
Our subscribers will please read care
fully the notice appearing at the head
of columns two and three on page four
of THE REPUBLICAN. 1t is important |
for all concerned to give this order of
the War Industries Board consideration
and comply with its terms. To win the
war should be our first consideration
now, and all may help by complying
with every request made by the Wash
ington authorities.
The pastors of the various Methodist
Episcopal congregations of the county
are closing up their work the conference
year this week and on Monday they will
HE themselves to Charleston, West Va,
in which city the annual conference of
this denomination will convene Tuesday
and will be presided over by
Bishop VIM. F. Mcdowell of Washing