The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1918-03-14

Don't fail to see the wonderful line of
Spring Suits and Coats at Sincell's. Adv.
Judge McRobie, of Swanton, spent
Tuesday in Oakland on business.
Mr.. John Felty, of Rowlesburg, spent
Sunday in Oakland with his family.
Mrs. Dave Walter, of Deer Park,
spent Tuesday in Oakland with relatives.
The newest styles in Women's Coats
and Suits for Spring will be found at
Sincell's. Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Naylor went to
Cumberland for brief visit Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. Ernest Shirer went to Cumber-
land yesterday morning to spend the
day on business.
Former Sheriff Bert c. Scott, of Hut
ton, visited Oakland on business Mon
day, being accompanied to town by his
son Robert.
Patronize the entertainment at the
Maryland Saturday evening which will
be given for the benefit of the Oakland
Public Library.
Miss Lena Wolfe left Oakland yes
terday morning for Clarksburg, West
Va, where she will visit her sister,
Mrs. A. Slabaugh.
Mrs. G. Semmes Hamill and children
went to Baltimore Yesterday morning
for two weeks visit to Mrs. Hamill's
mother, Mrs. Gushing.
Mrs. Edward H. Sincell and Mrs.
Charles Milton Sincell left Oakland
yesterday morning for Baltimore and
other points east on visit to relatives
and friends.
Mr.. Roy E. Winters has purchased
the farm of about sixteen acres belong
ing to the estate of the late Motley B.
Browning. located adjacent to town.
The consideration was in the neie hbor-
hood of 81, 0C0.
At point near Hutton, on Tuesday,
the Goth ms, D. M. Loraw will offer at
public auction large lot of household
effects, he having disposed of his real
estate and will move from his farm to
point over in West Virginia.
Sheriff and Mrs. George D. White
went to Frostburg Monday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Whites sister, Miss
Davis, who died in Denver, Col, several
days previous and whose remains were
shipped to the Maryland town for in
| terment.
For RENT-The White property, now
owned by the State Board of Forestry,
miles northwest of Oakland, consist
ing of 666 acres with excellent IL room
house, barn and other buildings; 100
acres under cultivation; 300 acres of
pasture land, and the remainder in
woodland, all under fence. A 3 to 5
year lease given for cash rental of $500
per annum, large part of which will
be expended on permanent improve
Warden. Slnes, Maryland, or to F. v.
BESLEY. State Forester, Baltimore,
Md. Adv. 1-3t
MIR. James W. Walter, of Deer Park,
where he is engaged in the farm i'm
plement and machinery business, ad-
verJises large line of such goods in
the columns of this paper today Mr..
Walter, in his notice, states that he
has the goods thus advertised on hand
and purchasers will not be compelled to
wait for delivery of the same after buy
ing.
Mr.. Michael Boyle, who spent
portion of the winter at various points
in Florida and other southern states,
returned to Oakland Friday night last.
Mr.. Boyle states that he had a very
pleasant visit south and in another
column of this paper is published an
interesting and very instructive letter
from him in which he gives his impress
sions of the southland.
Mr.. Ami Rodeheaver, of Harrington
Manor, has purchased farm over in
Mercer county, Pa. to which point he
will remove with his family on Wednes-
day Of next week. Mr.. Rodeheaver
has been a resident of this county his
entire life, having been engaged in
agricultural pursuits all the time. He
has been an excellent citizen and Gar
rett county can i'll afford to have many
such leave its borders.