The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1918-09-12

Mrs. VIM. Bruce, of Cumberland, is
the guess of DR.. and Mrs. W. W. Grant
at their home on Second street.
For the benefit of the Red Cross a
festival will be held at Kings Run on
next Wednesday night. You are inyit-
ed.
WANTED-Carpenters, at the Free
port Coal Company's mine, to erect
dwellings. Apply to George Wilt, Con-
/ tractor. Adv.
Mrs. Franklin E. Rathbun was called
to Bloomington on last Monday TO at
tend her mother, Mrs. Kemp. who fell
and was painfully injured that day.
Private Walter Janoski, who has
been assigned to the motor corps at
Camp Meade, arrived in Oakland Mon
day for a visit of three or four days.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Hansen, who
came to Oakland from the northwest
more than year ago. have moved to
Swissvale, Pa. where Mr.. Hansen is
engaged in munition factory.
Fall opening Of Pattern Hats
and the latest Millinery novelties
on Thursday and Friday. Sept.
18th and goth. Miss Ellen Con-
nell, Oakland. Adv. ct
Mr.. Donald R. Sincell returned from
New York and Gettysburg WEDNESDAY
after an absence of ten days. Upon
the opening of the college at Gettys-
burg on the 25th inst. he will enroll as
student.
Mrs. Jesse Ashby, Jr, of Crellin,
was brought to the Home Sanatorium
in Oakland last Saturday where she is
receiving treatment. Mrs. Ashby's
condition is considered very critical by
her physician.
LosT-On September Bird on the
Brookside, Sunnyside or Mansfield road,
brown pocketbook, containing a sum
of money, and dog tax tag. Return
to this office, please. -Advertisement.
Mr.. Edgar Helbig went to Piedmont
Saturday evening and visited friends
over Sunday. being accompanied home
by his sister Miss Lillian Helbig and
also by Miss Cecilia Hart, who had
been visiting friends there several days.
DR.. and Mrs. j. C. Ely, Mrs. BENZ.
H. Sincell. Mrs. D. E. Offutt and Miss
Ellen Connell went to Terra Alta on
Tuesday where they attended the fun
eral of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Scott,
wife of DR.. M. S. Scott, whose death
occurred Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. |. F. Singleton, of Parkers-
burg, W. Va, spent several days in
Oakland last week the guest of Mrs.
Wade limbaugh. Mrs. Singleton
was enroute home from Richmond, Va.
where she had been visiting her son,
Chester, who is in training there.
A postal received from Prof. C. Ed
ward Bender upon his arrival at Bluff
tons Ohio, where he is principal of the
high school, states that he likes his new
location immensely and is getting along
we'll with his work. Mr.. Bender will
be in Oakland next week to conduct the
sale of his personal property and real
estate.
Mr.. Robert B. White, of Uniontown,
Pa. spent Sunday here with his wife
and little daughter, who spent the sum
mel months in Oakland, guests of Mr..
and Mrs. c. f. Dawson. They all re-
turned to their home In the above nam
ed city Monday morning.
Mr.. T. M. Taylor, of the Taylor Tin
Plate mills at Cumberland, accompani-
ell by civil engineer Of Philadelphia.
spent yesterday in Oakland on business
connected with the development of the
Taylor Offrtt Coal Company's mines To-
Gated west of Oakland along the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad.
Mr.. W. Z. Hendrickson and George
Beckman left Oakland yesterday morn
ing in truck for Chambersburg. Pa :,
where they will procure some new ma
chinery to be installed IN Mr.. Hendrick-
sons mill in Oakland. They expect to
return to Oakland Saturday with the
machinery.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Cheuvront and
children, left Oakland one day last
week for their new home at Indepen-
dence, Kansas. They went by automo-
bile the entire distance and expected to
reach their destination within eight
days from the time they left Oakland.
At Independence Mr.. Cheuvront will be
engaged in the oil and gas business and
expects to return here sometime early
next spring with his family.
Fall opening of Pattern Hats
and the latest Millinery novelties
on Thursday and Friday, Sept.
18th and goth. Miss Ellen Con.
nell, Oakland. Adv
| The community prayer meeting will
be held on Monday evening at ST. Mark s
Lutheran church just prior to the assem-
bling Of the organization of the County