The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-05-08

NIL JStCOp T. ouIGIs VI NSdi 11oyS>s
was bushes visitor at this Office
Monday.
Rev. Frank McCanic, of Corinth,
West Va, spent last Friday in Oak
! land on business.
Mr.. j. Arthur Dewitt, of Ho. es,
was in Oakland on business mis-
sion Saturday last.
Wanted-Live sxunks; will pay
81 to SO each. Write S. H. Lewis,
Kempton, w. Va.-Advertisement.
Mr.. George Humbertson, one of the
substantial residents of District No.
2, visited Oakland on business Tues
day.
DR.. and Mrs. Logan Carr, who re-
turned to the Park from the South
one day this week, visited Oakland
Tuesday, .,~
Mr.. Frank H. Harvey, one of the
Republican candidates for the nom
ination for County Treasurer, spent
Tuesday in Oakland on business.
Mr.. Bernard Flaherty, who is en-
gagged at work in one of the depart
ment stores at Grafton, spent Sun
day in Oakland with his parents.
Misses Alice yelling and Flossie
Kimmell, who hold positions in one
of the departments in Washington,
spent Sunday in Oakland with their
parents.
Mr.. Walter Kahl, who is holding
position in one Of the large depart
ment stores in Pittsburgh, is spend
ing few days here owing to illness
in the family.
Subscribe for the Victory Liberty
Loan Bonds and get your "V" button
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy II. Leonard, who
spent several weeks visiting relatives
at various points in West Virginia,
returned TO their home in Oakland
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. George w. Loar, of Grafton,
: who with his sister, Miss Lottie Loar,
of Oakland, spent two weeks or more
in Baltimore, returned to Oakland on
; Tuesday morning.
The Republicans old and true
frsend former sheriff Andrew j. Oes-
ter, of Bittinger district, was in the
city Monday for a few hours on bus
mess, when he called to see US.
F0r Sale-One six horse power
: steam boiler and engine on wheels;
) also one ensilage cutter. Apply to
, or write W. NJ Frazee. Oakland
Advertisement.
Nr. Thomas J. C. Little, who has
charge of the sale of the W. A.
Smith stock of goods at Hoyes, which
was recently purchased by Mr.. A R
Martin, of Oakland, spent Sunday
/ here with Mrs Little
II Mr. Bowie johnson and two little
spns, and Miss Virginia Johnson, OF
4 Washington, we're the guests of rel
i ;r;sves in Oakland the latter part OF
\ Esst week, returning to their home
\ il the city by automobile on Friday
/ The Republican ktill has on hand
anumber of packages of Government
i garden seed for free distribution,
/ which may be had fpr the asking.
Mr.. Joe MoComas spent from Fri
dry until yesterday in Oakland with
his parents, DIR. and Mrs. H. w. Nc
Cemas, returning To Fairmont yes
el.Jlay morning, wherr he holds a po-
sftion in the office Of the Consolida-
ton Coal Company.
The co-partnership heretofore eex-
isting between George z. Dawson and
Arthur Y. Hinebaugh, engaged in the
business of painting and kindred
| work, has been dissolved. The bus
ines hereafter will be conducted by
Mr.. Dawson personally.
| Just received-A car of Fordson
| Tractors; only two left; get your or
| der IN while they last. Another car
is on the way. The farmers of Gar
rett county are beginning to realize
that the Fordson Tractor saves time.
money and work, which means more
crops, better crops and more pros
perity for them. Call at A. R. Mar
tins Garage and let them explain
this tractor and their tractor service
to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mrs. Leah F. Sincell left Oakland
Tuesday afternoon for Piedmont, to
which point she was called to see her
brother, Mr.. R. G. Richardson. who
returned to his home from a hos
pital on Sunday after having under
gone a painful and more or less SER
ious surgical operation.