The Republican., 1920-05-27

N@iSS UhhDCl NliilS, VI CHlOHIOWH,
Pa, spent several days in Oakland
last week as the guest of her sister,
Mrs. H. A. Rasche.
Mr.. Jesse Lee and Mr.. and Mrs. ].
f. Lee, all of whom reside near Cor
man, were Oakland visitors on busi-
ness Friday last.
Mr.. Tracy A. Curry, of Thomas,
West Va. spent a few hours in Oak
land Sunday afternoon where he was
the guest of friends.
MINERS WANTED-Pick miners;
steady work; comfortable houses. APP
ply MANOR COAL CO., Vindex, Md
Advertisement 11-4t.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Fraley left
Oakland Tuesday afternoon, the for
mer to attend the Republican State
Convention which was held in that
city yesterday, while Mrs. Fraley will
purchase furnishings for the couples
new home, which is now about COM
pleted.
FERTILIZER.-I have a car of
Buckwheat Floats on the way to ar
rive some time about June 18th. Those
who desire this fertilizer should give
notice so that they may be informed
when same comes in. Price will be
not more than SIG per ton from car,
or SIT after it is unloaded and stored
D. J. Swartzentruber-Adv. 2t.*
Congressman S. a. Kendall, of
Meyersdale, Pa, was in Oakland yes
terday and this morning, where he re-
ceived the congratulation of his num-
erous friends upon the victory he
achieved over his opponents in the
Congressional primaries held in his
district on Monday of last week, he be-
ing an easy winner. His opponents,
two in number, received less than a
thousand votes.
The Oakland Cash Grocery has a
full line of green, fancy and staple
groceries at all times. All orders de-
livered promptly. Quality and service
assured. Both phones.-Adv. st.
Compte, of Baltimore, was in Oakland
as the guest of Deputy Warden R. S.
Browning. During his visit to Garrett
county the state official visited large
wooded area and after inspecting it
gave it as his opinion that the prop
erty would be an ideal one as a game
refuge or preserve similar to the one
maintained by tn steate in another
county in Central Maryland
Postmaster Charles A. Deffinbaugh
has been advised by the Postoffice De-
partment that upon recommendations
made to it by Inspector Minsch that as
soon as the residents of Oakland pro-
vide the proper receptacles for their
mail and the dwellings and places of
business have been properly numbered
the department will inaugurate free
delivery service in all parts of the
town. This service, however, will not
include delivery of parcels post pack
ages except they be special delivery
packages indicated by special deliv-
cry stamp affixed. The hours of deliv-
cry will be at a. m. and p. m.
at eeI a u5pIeM sueD 9lelS
The annual party of the Seniors
and Juniors of the Garrett County
High School was held at the home
of Mrs. Fred. T. Martin on Alder
street in Oakland, Thursday evening
| May 20. The three front rooms of the
delightful home were decorated very
elabortely in the class colors, greer
and gold, and carrying out the color
scheme in great display. There
were about seventy-fve young people
in attendance who were first enter.
tanned by the greatest cinematograpl
homogolores show, which was 6
scream from start to finish, and which
included a prophecy which was a sur
prise to all. After the show dane
ing was indulged in by those present
and then dainty refreshments were
served. The Junior class feels its OBJ
legation to Mrs. Martin for the use o.
her home for the occasion and take:
this method of acknowledging hel
great kindness.
WANTED-Man with team or aut,
who can give bond to sell 1877 WatkinI
home and farm products. Bigges
concern of kind in world. $500 II
$4,000 yearly income. Territory il
this county open. Writ today.
r. WATKINS CO., Dept. 112, Vino
ne. Observation-Disclosures 10-5t*