The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-01-22

Miss Ellen Cornell has gone to Clay
West Va, to visit her sister, Mrs. Par
ley DeBerry for several weeks.
Mr.. j. w. Whorton went to Morgan
town on last Sunday where he is en-
gagged in plastering contract.
Miss Mary Sincell returned home
Tuesday night from a visit of two
weeks to friends in Philadelphia.
Rev. and Mrs. S. E. Wicker spent
Sunday evening at Keyser, West Va.
where they visited Rev. w. V. Garrett.
Garrett
Mrs. w. A. Sturgiss and daughter
Dorothea, who were guests of rela-
tives at Meyersdale, Pa, have return
ed to their home in Oakland.
Mr.. Blaine Giesman, who recently
purchased the Charles Smouse prop
erty, located on Center street in Oak
land, moved into his new home Mon
day.
Mr.. George W. Legge, Jr., who has
opened law Office in Cumberland, re-
turned to that city on Tuesday after
having spent several days in Oakland
with his family.
Mrs. Charles B. Cropp is in Clarks-
burg, West Va, having been called to
that city by the illness of her son
Hosmer, who is a patient in one of the
Clarksburg hospitals.
Mr.. Louis Waingold has purchased
a vacant lot at the corner of Green
and Third street, owned by Mr.. John
w. Davis and will use it in connec-
ton with the business of the Oakland
Junk Company.
County Agent fowler, who spent
the holidays at his cid home in Viz
ginia, and afterwards attended a con-
vention Of agriculturalists in lower
Maryland, has returned to Oakland
and again taken Up his work.
Mr.. Franklin o. Glotfelty went to
Altoona, Pa, on Sunday last where
on Monday ne met with a partv of
Western lumbermen and may locate
IN the Washington state to carry on a
logging contract with the owners Of
the timber.
On Monday, after fighting through
more than three feet of snow for
many miles in the State of Ohio, a
party of Oakland garagemen from the
Martin Garage, arrived in town with
four Overland automobiles, which had
been secured at the factory and driven
through to Oakland.
Mrs. Paul Mitchell and little daugh-
ter went to Cumberland this morning
to visit Mr.. Mitchell, who is still a
patient in one of the Cumberland hos
pitfalls, where he was operated upon
one day last week, but expects to be
able to return to his home in Oak
! land early next week.
| Mrs. |. G. Lazzelle, of Morgan
town, West Va, was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. S. II. Jackson at their home
IN Oakland Tuesday afternoon and ev-
ening, going from here yesterday
morning to Philadelphia, where she will
De the guest of relatives before re-
turning to her home at Morgantown
On last Saturday evening Mrs
Fred. Peddicord, in honor Of her hus-
bands anniversary, prepared and
served 6 most delightful dinner to a
party of invited guests, including
postmaster Deifinbaugh, Messrs. J. c.
Peddicord, Charles J. Newman, Wade
+. Mason, Roy H. Leonard, Robert
and Joseph Helbig, Jr.
Mr. Thomas E. Bishof returned tc
his home in Oakland on last Friday
from Morgantown, where he had beer
attending the weeks meeting of the
West Virginia Agricultural Society
He was accompanied by his brother
Mr.. Howard Bishoff, of near Barnum
West Va.
Rev. and Mrs. W, NJ. Shultz, who
with their son went to the western
section of West Virginia on Monday
of last week, where they were the
guests of their elder son, DR.. Ronald
Shultz, returned to Oakland Tuesda,
evening. Their younger son Jenning.
is now student at the West Virgini;
Wesleyan College at Buckhannon.
Road Supervisors who were an
pointed recently by the Board O.
County Commissioners have received
from the Office of that board thei
commissions as such, and the prope
blank forms and instructions, whicl
they are urgently requested to fill on
and return to Clerk Walter G. Mey
ers at once so that he may record tn
; same prior to the meeting of the Com
J missioners to be held on Februar,
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