The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-09-23
BITTlNGER

Wiley-GlOtfelty- the close of
the evening service in the Lutheran
church in this village on last Sunday
Mr.. B. Harrison Wiley, son of Mrs.
Thomas B. Wiley, most estimable
young man, well known throughout
the county, and Miss Lucy Glotfelty
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Flavius ].
Dtfelty, most charming, accom-
dashed and lovable young lady, were
united in the bonds of holy wedlock
and Immediately thereafter left by au-
tomobile amid shower of congratula-
lions and good wishes for ethe nearest
railroad station, from whence they de-
parted either east or west on a bridal
tour, whithersoever the glowing beams
of their honeymoon shall beckon them.
Very many friends of the young cou-
pie will allow their minds to follow
them in the hope and with the earnest
prayer that thru all sunshine, thru all
showers and over all the rugged
places that lie in life before them the
sweetest peace may attend them and
prosperity await upon them in all
things worthy of pure lives.
Mrs. j. l.. Marvin spent last week
in Chicago attending a convention of
WOAhSAo III OllS w OilldIl nome ana
Foreign Missionary Society cause.
Lester Hetrick and family, of Lum-
berport, West Va, came to this village
last Sunday evening and will spend
some time with relatives here
Mrs. William Weyrick and children,
of Wheeling, West Va, are the guests
OF Mrs. Weyrick's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Speicher, near this viii
lage.
Lewis Hachman, of Grantsville, was
Sunday visitor to this community.
Dennis Brenneman purchased new
Ford touring car a few days ago and
may now be frequently seen treat
ing his family to the comforts and
pleasures of motoring.
Oscar Hetrick, who has been en-
ployed on his uncle's farm on Keyser's
Ridge during the past summer, is now
at home with his parents for time.
1t is reported that Ernest Bittinger
has sold his farm located near this
village and will shortly remove with
his family to Homecoming, Nd, where
he purposes entering the coal mining
business.
Mrs Newland and two daughters,
of near Pittsburgh, Pa, spent part of
last week with relatives here.
On last Sunday afternoon the Jen-
nlngs base ball team came to this
place to cross bats with the Bittinger
boys, and in a game of seven innings
the Bittinger team won with score
of six to eight. Just as the game was
concluded several cars loaded with
ball players from Meadow Mountain
and North Glade arrived upon the
scene and took the game out of the
hands of the Jennings team, and they
and the Bittinger team took up the
struggle anew. At the close of the
sixth inning the Bittinger lads had
it on the mountain boys with a score
OF eight to twenty nine when the game
was called off on account of the an
proach of nightfall
Dewey R. Wiley, of Grantsville.
lent Sunday at his home here.
Mrs. David Miller and son Irwin. of
= Mountain Lake Park, visited relatives
in this section last week.
Threshing machines are frequently
heard steaming from one farm to an
other in this section and the grain
bins are rapidly filling but not so rap
idly as had been hoped as the report
shows very light yield of buckwheat
and much less yield of oats than had
been anticipated, with wheat doing
very well on an average
John T. Miller, of New Germany,
was business visitor in this village
last week.
Austin Bittinger and Clark Brenne-
man INDUCED in a car swap a few
days ago and both seem to be highly
pleased with their respective bar
gains"
Mr. Michaels, of Westernport, came
to this place last Sunday in search of
young men to work for him on his
farm located near that town.
News reached here on Friday of last
week announcing the death of Cortez
H. Jennings, at his home in Towanda,