The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-05-22

Kitzmiller has an elementary school
next to Oakland; Kitzmiller has an
enrolment of about $50 and Oak
land an enrolment of about 290;
kitzmiller feels that it will soon have
in its elementary school 200 children
or more; Kitzmiller also feels that it
viii provide day Of royal sport in
the County Athletic Meet to be held
there next Thursday, May 10Th, to
which you are cordially invited.
DR.. and Mrs. 4. Moore. Mrs. Fred
A. Thayer. Mrs. Albert Ashby, Mrs.
j. Gordon Mealy and Mrs. w. NJ.
Shultz, as representatives of the To-
cal Home Missionary Society of the
Methodist Episcopal church, went to
Kingwood on Tuesday where they at. =
tended district conference Of the
Society which was in session until
yesterday at noon, the party return
ing to Oakland last evening.
WANTED Mattresses and Chamber
maids at Mt. Lake Hotel; good wages.
Address-Mt. Lake Hotel, Mt. Lake
Park. Md. Advertisement.
Sergeant John Delawder, of the
Rainbow Division. arrived in Oak
land on Sunday morning to pay a
brief visit to his parents. He recent
ly, arrived in the states from overseas
after having served with the famous
Rainbow Division in France for more
than eighteen months, participating
with his comrades in all of the hari
fought battles in which they were en-
gagged. After remaining here until
yesterday he returned to Washington
where he will reenter the service of
the National Government as a clerk
in one of the departments.
In the advertising columns Of The
Republican today Mr.. Walter H. Buck
as trustee, gives notice of a sale of
three pieces of real estate located in
Garrett county, containing in all
more than two thousand acres. One
Of the tracts, that portion lying in
District No. 10, comprises 1900 acres
and is underlaid with two seams of
excellent coal. The two other tracts
are located in Election District No.
6, and is woodsland The sale will
take place in front Of the Court
House in Oakland on Saturday, June
14th.
For Progressive Everbearing
Strawberry plants apply to W. Z.
Crane, Mountain Lake road. Order at
once before the supply is exhausted.
Advertisement. 9-3t'
DIR. Thomas w. Koon, of Cumber-
land, accompanied Attorney d. Lind
ley Sloan, of the Cumberland bar, to
Oakland on Tuesday where the latter
was engaged as counsel in case be-
ing heard by the chairman of the ac-
cident commission board, Mr. Charles
d. Waggaman, the plaintiff in the
matter being a young man named Lo-
raw, Of Hutton, who was permanently
injured while engaged in his work at
the plant Of the Tioga Tanning Com
pany at the latter place. The COM
missioner awarded the plaintiff a GER
tain sum as compensation. He was
repdesented by Messrs. Offutt & Rem
ninger, while the insurance company
was represented by Mr. Sloan.
Mr. c. A Beachy, as late Treasurer
of Garrett county, advertises in this
issue of The Republican nine lots or
parcels of land belonging to the
Western Maryland Coal and Coke
Company for non-payment of taxes
due and in arrear. These lands lie in
Election District No. Of this county
and were originally portion of the
tract of land called "Yough Manor"
owned until disposed Of to the coal
company by the late Mr. Russell S.
Hubbard. The lots to be sold by Mr..
Beachy to satisfy the taxes against
the property as whole contain from
about GO to l60 acres each. The sale
will take place in front of the Court
House in Oakland, on Saturday, the
l4th day of June.