The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-05-01

Mr.. J. L. Roy, of Sines, visited this
office yesterday.
Mrs. Andrew Salzmann, of Hutton,
spent yesterday in Oakland on bust
ress.
The County Commissioners will
meet in regular session on Monday of
next week.
For Rent-One six-room fiat, with
BATH; all newly papered Apply at
Nally Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Margaret Sincell has returned
home after an extended visit to var
ious points in Pennsylvania and this
state.
Miss Lorena Falkenstein returned
home yesterday evening from a visit
to relatives at Terra Alta and also in
GAINESVILLE, W. Va.
DR.. George C. Melody, of Oakland,
and Mr.. L. C. Bray, of near Kitz-
miller, returned here on last Thursday
from bushes trip to Lancaster, Pa,
to which point they had motored ear
ller in the week for the purpose of
purchasing large number of dairy
cows, but the market conditions at
the time were unfavorable, hence they
returned empty-handed.
"Cheap John" o. Micheal, of Bal
timore, recently arrived in Oakland
and is now the guest of his nephew,
Mr.. Clarence Michaels, on the Noun
tain Lake Park road. "Cheap John"
is still the happy old man he always
was, perhaps little grayer, a little
more stopped, but withal carrying
his years lightly. His very many
friends here were indeed glad to see
and welcome him home again.
Mr.. Daniel Klotz, proprietor of
the Klotz garage. Grantsville, was in
Oakland yesterday and contracted
with The Republican for advertising
space to give publicity to his garage
and to announce that he has recently
installed machine for the purpose of
setting solid tires on trucks, as well
as general automobile repair work.
See his advertisement on another
page Of this paper today.
Mr.. j. C. Breuninger, a student in
st. Johns College, Annapolis, Md,
and who is also member of the Off
GERS Training Corps, United States
Army at that institution, spent part
of last week visiting his mother, Mrs.
Mary Breuninger, near Oakland, re-
turning to Annapolis Saturday night.
He was accompanied on the return
trip by Mr.. Townshend Naylor, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Naylor, of
Oakland, who spent the Easter vaca-
ton here with his parents.
Mr.. E. H. Sincell returned to his
home in Oakland Tuesday morning
from visit of week to Mr.. n. u.
Bond, at Bond, Ky. His return here
was fastened by reason of the fact
that the large saw mill located at
Olive, West Va, which was owned
by Mr.. Bond and Mr.. John w. Nc
Cullough, of Friendsvile, was. COM
pletely destroyed by fire on Tuesday
night of last week, entailing a heavy
loss, which, however, was to large
extent covered by insurance. Mr..
Bond accompanied Mr.. Sincell on his
way home as far as Grafton, West
Va, from which point the latter went
to Olive.
Under the head of political An
nouncements to be found on page
of The Republican will be noticed
that of Mr.. David burst, of Oakland
District No. 7, who is a candidate
for the nomination for Sheriff on the
Republican ticket. Mr.. burst is one
of the few remaining old soldiers of
the Civil War yet living in this part
Of the county whose state of health
is such as to permit him to be ac-
tive and do hard days work at his
trade six days in each week. He has
always been loyal Republican and
at an advanced age asks that his
party honor him by nominating and
electing him to the office of Sheriff.
Mr.. Vernon A. Lyon, who is en-
ployed as ticket clerk by the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company at
Clarksburg, w. Va, was in Oakland
on Friday last, having come here to
see his brother, Leo S. Lyon, who ar
rived home that day from overseas
where he had been attached to a hos
pital unit for more than year, and
almost the entire time well up in the
front where he was enabled to OBJ
serve many interesting things, and he
is kept busy by his many friends in
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