The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-12-02


"Coming Back from He'll" Empire
Theatre, December 7th, p. m.-Adv.
millions Now Living Will Never
Die" Empire Theatre, Oakland, De-
cember 18th, p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Hammond spent
several days with relatives at New
burg last week.
Mr.. Christian Margroff, of near Ac-
cident, visited The Republican Office on
business Tuesday.
Mr.. A. C. Smith, of Deep Creek, was
in Oakland on business Tuesday when
he visited The Republican office.
Anyone wanting Christmas trees for
home or church, any size, apply to R.
E. ALEXANDER, Accident-Adver-
tisement 40-3t.
Mr.. John Faherty and daughter
Miss Beatrice Faherty returned home
Tuesday morning from a visit of a
few days to Baltimore.
Mrs. Hendrickson, of Baltimore, and
her daughter, Miss Goldie Arnold, of
Texas, are guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Helbig.
Mrs. J. A. Turney and son, Paul,
left Oakland Wednesday night for
Cincinnati, Ohio, where they will visit
lot
FOR SALE - Pittsburgh Visible
typewriter. Almost new and in first
class condition. $4,000. Call at Mar
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Miss Marie Little of The Republican
office, spent the weekend with rela-
tives and friends in Cumberland, re-
turning to Oakland Sunday afternoon.
Messrs. Silas Teats, J. S. Teats and
Martin Rush, of Accident, were in
Oakland on business yesterday when
the former called at The Republican
office.
An inexpensive but greatly appre-
ciated gift to absent friends that will
make visit to them fifty-two times in
the year, will be yearly subscription
to The Republican.
Former County Commissioner Geo
Warwick, of Bennington, was a coun-
ty seat visitor on Tuesday, being en-
route home from the Freeport mines,
west of Oakland. where he is interest
ed financially.
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car in excellent running order; will
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Mr.. F. E. Gender arrived in Oak
land one day recently driving new
Lexington car for which he has Sc
cured the agency for Garrett county
The machine is extremely pretty and
is reputed to be all that is claimed for
it by the makers.
Miss Thresa yelling returned to he,
home in Oakland Monday morning
from Washington, D. c., to which city
she accompanied her mother, Mrs
David yelling, who will visit her sons
in that city for a week or more.
Dr. J. D. Darby, accompanied by Mr.
H. L. Stemple, of Oakland, motoreC
to Cumberland Tuesday morning
where that day Mrs. Stemple under
went a surgical operation, which wa!
successfully performed. Mrs. Stem
} pie had been in Cumberland severa
days preceding.
Mr. Charles H. Loar was very pain
fully injured Monday afternoon whel
the horse upon which he was riding
fell and caught his leg beneath it
i spraining his ankle badly and other
wise injuring him. The injury to Nj
i Loar's ankle was of such nature tina
plaster cast was necessary.
Last Thursday the annual Thanks
giving service of the community wa
held inst Marks Lutheran church, a
which large congregation, the hes
in a number of years, was present
The service was in charge of the Rev
! DR.. j. c. Ely, pastor of the Presby
: terian church, while the Rev. Bernar
: Gibbs, pastor of St. Paul's Methods
! Episcopal church, preached the SCI
mon, the speakers words being listen
: ed to with marked interest by hi
hearers. The music was furnished b
the combined choirs of the severe
= churches participating in the servic
r and was a splendid effort on the pal
h Of the singers.