The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-09-18

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time, have returned to their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Leonard, who
spent a month with relatives and
friends in Kingwood, returned to
their home in Oakland Sunday after
noon
Mr.. Thomas A. Nethkin was at
Keyser, West Va, on Tuesday, where
he visited his son Nelson A. Nethkin,
who recently had the misfortune to
lose his leg and break his arm in a
railroad accident at point near
Tunnelton, the victim being engaged
as brakeman on the B. & o.
For Sale-Overland 1919, Model 80;
run 5000 miles; in tip top condition;
extras. Price $500. Apply to W. L.
Davis. Advertisement 2t*
The marriage of Miss Ruby Fern
Martin, of Oakland, and MIR. Arthur
G. Byrd, of Somerfeld, Pa, has been
announced by the parents of the bride,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Martin, of Oak
land, the ceremony having occurred
at Cumberland on Sunday last.
Rev. DIR. R. B. Ward, of Romeo, Pa,
arrived in Oakland on last Saturday
to remain a week with friends, and
will go from here to Morgantown on
Monday next to attend the sessions of
the Methodist Episcopal church con-
ference which convenes that day and
which will be presided over by Bishop
Mcdowell.
Wanted-Girl to work in a private
family; only two in family; good
home and good pay. Address Box B,
Oakland, Md.-Advertisement.
Will everyone look over their cast
off garments, fancy work or useful
articles and bring as many as posi-
BILE to the rummage sale, third floor,
fair building, Tuesday morning, Sep
TENDER 30th; also on Wednesday and
Thursday following. Everything will
be sold and the proceeds will go to
the Civic Club.
Mr.. John L. FitZwater, who spent
the past several months in the Blue
Ridge mountains of Frederick county
came to his home on Sunday night and
on Monday went to Dodson, this coun-
ty, where he has taken a responsible
position with the Garrett County Coal
and Mining Company.
Miss Virginia Mayer, of Terra Alta,
and DR.. Harriet B. Jones. of near
Wheeling, were weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harland L. Jones at
their home on Second street, the for
mer leaving Monday morning for her
school at Chambersburg, Pa, to re-
sumo her studies, Dr. Jones going to
her home Saturday night.
Misses Veronica and Agnes Rasche.
who were the guests for several weeks
of their mother, Mrs. Kate T. Rasche.
and other relatives in Oakland. left
here on Sunday night for Chicago,
where they will join a musical organi-
cation and tour the south and west
during the winter months. These
ladies were members of such an or
ganization during the past three or
four years, travelling in all sections
of the country where they meet with
great success.
Mr.. J. o. Michael, of Baltimore.
is here for a visit of short time to
relatives and friends. He was ac-
companied to Oakland by his daughter
Mrs. Nettie Stoddard, who returned
to her home in Baltimore Saturday
evening.
Among those who left Oakland yes
terday for Gettysburg where they will
become students in Pennsylvania Col
lege for the current year were Ralph
Robinson, Loyal Riley, Clayton En-
glehart and Carleton Hinebaugh. They
were accompanied by Donald Sincell
who will probably return to Oak
land Monday.
McIntire's hardware store is dis
playing all that is new and up-to-
date in sporting arms and ammuni-
ton. In the show window is a Ger
man rifle brought to this country by
Mr.. McIntire's son upon his return
from France. The gun is of the reg
ulation model used by the Germans
throughout the war.
Next Wednesday and Thursday the
Grantsville Community Show will be
the centre of attraction for the people
of that section specially and should be
patronized by every one who can pos
sibly get to the city on the Pike. 1t
will amply repay anyone to visit this
fair and see what the northern sec
ton of Garrett county is able to pro-
duce and how the people there get to-
gether upon everything that has an
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