The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-07-03

Grounds on Friday last a black cow.
Information leading to her recovery
viii be suitably rewarded. A. R. Mar
tin,. Martins Garage, Oakland.-Ad-
vertisement.
Mrs. Geore A. Porter has returned
to her home in oakland after having
spent a week in Ithaca, N. Y, having
gone there to attend the graduation
exercises of Cornell University, her
son Mr.. Harry W. Porter being one of
the graduates.
Mrs. James Wilson. returned to
her home in Oakland Sunday after
noon after having spent month with
relatives and friends in Cumberland
and other Allegany county points.
Mrs. Wilson was accompanied home
by her daughter. Miss Mary Virginia
Wilson, who has been student at
one of the Southern MARYLAND col
leges for the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ely, announce
ment of whose wedding was published
in The Republican last Thursday, ar
rived in Oakland on Friday last and
are guests of DR.. and Mrs. J. C. Ely
at their residence on Third street for
few days prior to taking up their
residence at Terra Alta, West Va,
West Va, where Mr.. Ely holds a
position in the Evans garage.
Mrs. Benz. H. Sincell returned home
yesterday afternoon from visit of a
few days to Washington, in which
city her son, Lieut.. Sincell, was a
patientin one of the government hos
pitfalls for aslight surgical operation
and who will be discharged therefrom
in few days. Mrs. Sincell was ac-
companied home by Mrs. W. B.
Krantz, ofWashington, who will be
her guest for sometime.
Mrs. B. Frank Selby, who visited
her mother. Mrs. R. E. McQuay, at
Newport News, Va, for short time,
returned to her home in Oakland on
Monday afternoon. Miss Margaret
Selby, who accompanied her mother
to the Southern city, will remain there
indefinitely, the guest of her grand
parents.
Mr.. Robert Steltz, of Pottstown,
Pa.,who was employed for month or
more as linotype operator in this
office, left Oakland Friday evening
last for his home where he will take
similar position on one of the daily
papers published there He proved
himself to be a splendid young man
and The Republican regrets his leav-
ing it's employ.
Mr.. John A. Grant and Mrs. Grant
who left Oakland early last fall, 60
ing to Martinsburg, West Va, where
they resided for some time, and laer
going to town in the Valley of
Virginia, have decided to again take
up their residence in Oakland and
will return here about August 1st,
Mr.. Grant having recently purchased
the dwelling on Pennington street
vacated by him when he moved from
Oakland which is now occupied by the
family of DR.. A. A. Scherr.
Mr.. John o. Getty, cashier of the
First State Bank at Grantsville, WIS.,
tied Oakland last Thursday on bust
ness and while in town the editor of
The Republican spent pleasant few
in his company. Mr.. Getty
was shown through the plant of The
Republican and evinced great inter-
est in the modus operandii of the
of a newspaper. He was es-
pecially taken with the operation of
the linotype machine and other me-
chanical devices in the plant.
recovery of young
SHEPPARD dog, lost June 21; black.
with brown markings, white fore legs.
white ruff around neck Had on
Collar with paddock; name "Bob."
Apply at Republican office-Adver-
tisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Gender and
two children, of Los Angeles, Cal,
where they have made their residence
for a number Of years, arrived in
Oakland on Tuesday evening, expest-
ing to remain here indefinitely and
engage in business with his brother
Francis by establishing a tire repair
and vulcanizing establishment. Until
he left Los Angeles Mr.. Gender was
he left Los Angeles Mr. Gender was
engaged as ticket auditor by one
of the railroads entering that city.
He left Oakland about sixteen years
ago, and in that time made a visit
TO his old homo aho,1t four x,aore oo.o