The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1918-09-26

Albert Enlow, OF Camp Meade, spent
SO hour furlough at their respective
homes in Garrett county Sunday.
WANTED Farm labor. or cord wood
cutting. Employment, situated in the
high mountain country. Address ]. K.
T. care Republican office. Adv. 1926
Messrs. John W. Mccullough, of
Friendsville, and Harvey Friend, of the
same town, came up to Oakland Tues
day morning, the latter going from
here to Clarksburg on business.
Miss Louise Harmed returned to
Western Maryland College at West
minister on Tuesday. Her mother &C.
companied her as far as Cumberland
where she is the guest of relatives for
few days.
Mrs. T. w. Stewart and daughter
Miss Helen left Oakland Monday morn
ing for Daytona Beach, Florida, where
they will spend the winter. Mr.
Stewart will remain at Grafton where
he is associated with the Loar photo
graphic concern.
For SALE-One L. H. C. Truck, suit
able for light delivery; h. p. gasoline
Engine; b. p. gasoline Engine;
two-inch suction Deming water pump.
If interested call on or address R. NJ.
Holman, Friendsyille, Md. Adv. 29-4t
Messrs. Samuel h. Lewis and A. C
Wotring, of Breedlove, motored to
Oakland Tuesday afternoon, being &C.
companied by Mr.. Benz. Paugh and
daughter Miss Mary of near town, who
have been on a visit to relatives at
Breedlove few days.
Guy Thayer, who was at his home in
Oakland during the past summer suffer
ing with an infection of his finger and
arm, is employed at Kingwood at pre-
sent. He came to Oakland Sunday
evening from Kingwood and spent
Monday with his family here.
WANTED-A room in private family
by refined gentleman who can furnish
reference. Answer with price, con-
venience, etc. Box 500, Oakland, Md
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In renting for The Republican
recently, Mrs. H. K. Powell of Adrian,
Mich, took occasion to write the follow
ing: Il look forward with much
interest to the weekly visit of The Re-
publican and should not like to do with
out it. 1t keeps me in touch with the
home community.
Messrs. Charles Holman, Paul Friend
and Claude Wolfe, three of Friends
ville's excellent young men, came up
to Oakland Monday evening and on
Tuesday morning left here for Buck
harmon, West Va. where they have
entered the Students Training Corps of
the West Virginia Wesleyan College.
For SALE-One bay Belgian colt. %
years old. B. 7. Bray, Swanton, Md. -
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Col and Mrs. George TruesdelI, of
Washington City, came up to Oakland
Sunday afternoon and on Monday went
down to their farm, Truesdell Heights,
where they spent the day, returning to
Oakland in the evening aud going from
here to Washington Tuesday While in
Oakland Col. and Mrs. Truesdell were
guests of Mrs. Fundenberg at Crook
Crest.
Preparations are being made IN many
homes in the county this week to send
boys and girls back to schools in var
ious sections of the states. Those from
Oakland who have already returned to
school are the following: Miss Mildred
Dixon, to Goucher at Baltimore, Md. :;
Miss Mary Sincell. to Western Mary
land College, Westminster; and others
whose names cannot now be secur ed.
WANTED:-Ten good Cross
Tie Makers. Will pay 80 cents
each for making. Good Timber;
chestnut and oak. Apply to
Ralph T. Thayer, Supt, FREE
PORT COAL COMPANY, Oak
land, Maryland. Advertisement
The following brief news note, clipp-
ed from recent issue Of the Walla
Walla Washington Bulletin, will be
read with interest by many Garrett
county acquaintance of the young man
named, he being native of this county
and son of the late Edward Wolfe, of
Harrington, who died few years ago:
STANLEY J. Wolfe, R. F. D. No. q, was
wounded severely while fighting in
France. July II. He left Walla Walla
with Company K. but was transferred
to another organization. The name
appeared in the casualty list released
by the war department Yesterday,
Wolfe is brother of Reid Wolfe. a
prominent farmer here"
Lawyers and some laymen of Oak
land, have been called into service by
registrants to assist them in filling up
and filing their ouestionnaires made no.