The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1918-07-18

va, is i'll OdkldnC at lne nome Oh MI.
and Mrs. H. P. Stuck.
Mrs. George Charles, of Baltimore,
Md, is guest of Mrs. L. j. Brown at
her home on Third street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Turney and two
little sons. of jacksonville, Ohio, are
visiting relatives in Oakland.
Misses Maize Thrasher and Carol
Miller, of Deer Park, were Oakland
visitors Thursday evening last.
Mrs. James Amman and Mrs. l.. D.
Thrasher, of Deer Park, spent Friday
evening in Oakland with friends.
Misses Helena and Naomi Marques
spent several days in Cumberland re-
Gently where they visited friends.
Capt. Samuel Right. of Piedmont,
was in Oakland last Friday where he
visited Mr.. and Mrs. James D. Hamill
at their home on Oak street.
Mr.. Charles H. Llnville, of Baltimore,
spent the week end in Oakland visiting
his family who are occupying their sum-
mer home located on Oak street.
MISC Mamie Selby, of Baltimore, who
visited at the home of DR.. and Mrs. B.
Frank Selbv in Oakland for two weeks,
returned to her home Sunday morning.
Sincell's special Shoe sale will last
until the last pair is sold. ADV.
Mr.. George F. Richardson, of st.
Petersburg, Fla, arrived in Oakland
Saturday last on a visit to his sister,
Mrs. Leah F. Sincell and other relatives.
Lieut.. Albert Ely returned to camp
at Chillicothe, Ohio, Monday morning
after having spent the week end in
Oakland with his parents, DR.. and Mrs.
]. c. Ely.
Mrs. Elizabeth Shaffer, of Washing
ton, after spending Friday and Satur-
day here on visit to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John W. Hart, returned to
Washington Sunday.
Rev. John Ely, who was recently
commissioned chaplain in the Navy,
is now in active service, having report
ed at Brooklyn Navy Yard in response
to orders he received Monday of this
week.
For SALE-Llght runabout, harness
and robe. JAS. d. HAMILL.-Adv. 1885,
In the published list appearing in this
paper last week of the selected men to
answer the call the week of the 22nd,
the name of Albert Moses Enlow was
printed instead of that of his brother,
Clifford Enlow.
Miss Nina O'Brien, of near Swanton,
who was operated upon at the Home
Sanatorium for appendicitis two weeks
or more ago, was discharged from that
institution Sunday and returned to her
home the same evening.
Scientists state that the strata of air
that we mortals ought to live in and
breathe is from $500 to 5000 feet. If
this is true, Oakland, Garrett county,
Md, which is about $500 feet is the
beau ideal climate to live in and happily
flourish, and higher altitude become too
rarifi ID and apt to effect the heart.
Prof. Chas C. Kolb, of Westminster,
Md who was recently elected principal
of the Oakland High School by the
Board of Education, spent Friday and
Saturday in Oakland. his visit here be-
ing for the purpose of securing a
dwelling into which he expects to move
from Westminster about August 1st.
DR.. Rollnd Shultz, son of Rev. and
Mrs. W. M. Shultz, who was in Wheel
ing several days last week where he
took the State board examination, re-
turned to Oakland Thursday night and
remained here with his parents until
Friday morning when he left for Rich
mond, Va, to enter one of the city
hospitals there where he will remain as
an inferno until called for service.
At St. Marks Lutheran church to-
morrow evening social will be given
by the Edmund Manages class from s
until TO- 30 o'clock. During the week
past the ladies composing the class
have prepared and distributed among
the members of the school bags into
which the recipients are invited to de-
post a penny for each year of their
lives and bring these bags to the church
with them. Refreshments will be
served during the evening.
The number of women engaged in
Oakland at stores. offices and other
branches of work has been enumerated
for the Government and the total num-
bers sixtY-one, which is rather surpris-
ing as few years ago half dozen was
about the limit thus engaged, Since
the war women have been showing to
those of the sterner sex that they are
entirely competent to fill the places of
those called to the colors end of those
who have been compelled to seek lines
of employment considered essential by
the Government.