The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-12-18
But week til Christmas remains.

Miss Flo Falkenstein, of GAINESVILLE,
spent part of Friday and Saturday in
Oakland with relatives.
Mrs. Roy Shaw, of Terra Alta, was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Harland
L. Jones, on last Friday.
Mr.. Leo Lyon, of Clarksburg, spent
Sunday here the guest of his mother,
Mrs. Lucy Lyon, an dfriends.
Mr.. Ernest Paugh left Oakland on
Monday for Tunnelton, West Va,
where he has secured employment.
MIR. Edward Wallace, of the Bry-
don Coal Company, Grafton, spent
Sunday in Oakland with his mother.
Mr.. Haven Dewitt, of near Deer
Park, spent last Saturday in Oakland
when he called at this office on bust
ness.
Mrs. Roy Leonard was called to
Grafton last Thursday evening by
message announcing the illness of
Nh. Leonard's mother.
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Several local young men have re-
Gently left this county for the coal
fields of Alabama, two going from
here on last Friday morning
Mr.. Ralph T. Thayer, superintendent
of the Freeport Coal Gompay, spent
last Thursday at Piedmont on bust
ness connected with his company.
Mr.. Felix Elliott, of Kingwood, w.
Va, spent Sunday evening in Oakland
where he was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Benz. H. Sincell, returning to his
home Monday morning.
Mrs. Milton Turney and children, of
Cincinnati, Ohio, arrived here on Sun
day to reman until after the holi-
days as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Little and other relatives.
At Cumberland on last Friday a
marriage license was issued to Hiram
Abraham Glotfelty, 81, miner, of Oak
land, and Jessie Ursula Glotfelty, 10,
of McHenry. The couple are second
cousins
The Republican would like to
secure the services of correspondents
in every hamlet and town in the coun-
ty. Your community should be repre-
scented regularly every week in the
news columns of this paper.
Mr. F. N. Refs, of near Deer Park,
being employed by the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad as one of its efficient
telegraph operators at that point,
was in Oakland on Monday when he
made The Republican office business
visit.
Mr.. Harry Rasche spent Saturday
and Sunday in Oakland after an alb
sence of week at various points in
nearby towns of West Virginia, be-
ing engaged in the wholesale jewelry
trade for manufacturing concern of
Cleveland, Ohio.
The series of special meetings in St
Paufs NJ. E. church, which started on
!; Thanksgiving night, were closed Sum-
day evening last. The meetings were
conducted by the Revs. Shultz, OF
Oakland, and Bissell, of Mountain
Lake Park and resulted in several &C.
cessions to the church..
The Republican will be printed on,
day earlier-on Wednesday-next
week so that the employees may enjoy
, Christmas Day to its fullest. Cor
; respondents and advertisers will b,
) kind enough to get their materia
to the Office one day earlier than usua
and thus confer a favor that will b,
: appreciated
e Fuel restrictions, applicable to tn,
}. Allegheny region, which includes al
: of this section of the country, wer
: raised by an order issued by the Di
i rector General of Railroads on las
: Friday, which places all branches o
business back to the former status
but in the order the Director Genera
z warned all users of bituminous coal t
be as conservative as possible and no
to permit waste
The weather during the latter dav