The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-08-07

MIS-. LdNTtiiCe TTdlSy Is Ou q WISH
to relatives and friends in Cumber-
land, having gone to that city Sunday
evening.
Rev. f. Roy Hauser, wife and two
daughters. of Altoona, Pa, are spend
ing brief vacation at their respective
homes near Oakland.
The Board of County Commission
ers is in session this week giving their
attention to routine business as it
comes before the members.
Mrs. Carroll A. Elliott, who was on
an extended visit TO relatives in Prov
idence, r. l., returned to her home in
Oakland last Friday evening
Mr.. Fred. Shartzer, of Moreantown,
W. Va, is here for a few days visiting
his father and recuperating from an
attack of influenza with which he suf-
fered during the past month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Fraley, who were
in Oakland for some time as guests of
relatives, left here Sunday evening
For their home in Philadelphia, Pa.
in which city Mr.. Fraley is employed.
Among those who were in Oakland
Monday on business before the Board
of County Commissioners were the
following from Bittinger District
George Stark, Perry Broadwater,
Charles Sechler and John Bethel.
For Sale-A fve-passenger Dodge
touring car, the property of Mr. E. NJ
Robinson, who has returned to his for
mer home at Bethlehem, Pa. The car
may be seen at the Treacy garage,
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Mr.. and Mrs Calvin Echard and
children. of Akron Ohio. are expected
to arrive in Oakland this evening to
visit Mrs. Echard's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles S. Davis, and other rel
atives.
The Rev. S. ]. Mcdowell. d. D.,
pastor of the Third Lutheran church,
Baltimore. together with Mrs. Nc
Dowell, their daughter and some of
the Darishioners Of the Third church,
were the guests of Rev. and Mrs. s.
f. Wicker on Monday.
Private Ronald McIntire, son of Mr..
and Mrs. c. n McIntire. arrived at
the home of his parents in Oakland
last Friday. having been discharged
from the Motor Transport Service
after nearly two and a-half years
spent al home and abroad.
Bishop Edwin H. Hughes, of Nal
den. Mass, who has been engaged
daily at the Park as one Of the speak
ers at the Missions School, was the din
ner guest of Rev. and Mrs. W. NJ.
Shultz at their home in Oakland Tues
day evening. Other guests present in
cluded DR. and Mrs. A. Moore.
Fire at TOWNSVILLE on last Thursday
destroyed the postofiice and the viii
lage store. which was owned by Mr.
F. G.. Holman, who had as his assis-
tant in the postofiice Mrs Theresa
| Greaser, formerly of Oakland, the lat
ter having just completed arrange
ments for the purchase of the stock Of
goods.
Mrs. c. A. Bolden and daughter
Miss Helen Bolden, of Meyersdale,
| Pa, were guests over Sunday Of Mr..
and Mrs Joseph p. Helbig and other
relatives in Oakland, leaving Mon
day for Charleston, West Va, where
they will visit among kinfolks for a
brief period
Mr.. ~ C. Browning, of Sang Run,
was in Oakland Monday on business.
Mr. Browning stated that his flying
machine was out of commission and
was on the hunt of a new propeller
| 1t was suggested that he purchase q
Ford fan which would answer the pur-
pose and this he decided to do.
First Lieut. Donald Linville, of the
United States Flying Service, arrived
at his home in Oakland Sunday morn
| ing for visit of two weeks, when he
will return to Camp Dix and be dis
charged Lieut. Linville was at the
front in France for upwards of two
years where he was engaged as a
balloon observer.
DR.. Ronald Shultz, son of Rev. and
Mrs. w. NJ Shultz, of Oakland, who
recently returned to Oakland from
Richmond, Va. where. after complet-
ing his course in medicine had charge
of hospital in that city, left here on
last Saturday morning for Redwood
w. Va, where he will take charge Of
the practice of surgeon at that place
for a month. after which he and his
family will go to Matoka. West Va,
where they will make their permanent
homo