The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-07-29
DEER PARK

; Miss Maize Thrasher is spending a
; few days in Cleveland, Ohio, visiting
relatives.
3 Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Frantz and
; children, of Akron, O., who have been
; visiting the families of Mr.. j. F.
3 Frantz and Mr.. Charles A. Ashby for
, the past week, have left for Clarks-
; burg and will return to their home
3 from that point.
3 Mr.. Dorsey Jeffreys, of Altamont, is
; moving into C. H. Browning's prop
3 erty on Main street this week.
3 Mrs. Hiss, of Washington, D. c.,
3 arrived here on Sunday to remain a
; month.
; Mr.. Fred. Mangner, of Piedmont,
; is spending few days here with his
3 family.
? Mr.. C. L. Falkenstein, of Cranes
vile, spent a few days here with his
, daughter. Mrs. C. f. Cuppett.
3 Rev. Nichols, of Mountain Lake
3 Park. preached an excellent sermon
3 in the Baptist church Sunday even
? ing, and on the same evening Rev. F.
5 McCamic preached in the M. E.church.
, The wind, hail and rain storm on
; Saturday did considerable damage to
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; county, especially the corn, it being
, blown fiat to the ground.
Miss Bertha Miller, who has been
visiting here for some time, has re-
; turned to her home in Cumberland.
Mrs. H. Nesbit is spending few
, days at Rowlesburg with relatives.
3 Mrs. Rose Shatfer and Mrs. Herbert
; Friend are at Cumberland for a visit
3 of a few days.
3 Mr.. W. d. Hoye spent Sunday at
3 Mountain Lake Park.
Mrs. Theresa Greaser, of Tunnel
3 ton, West Va, was the guest of Miss
T Josephine Griffin few days last week.
Miss Winona Jones spent Saturday
t at Oakland with friends.
t Mrs. Fanny Metz, of Cumberland,
e spent a few days this week in Deer
Park with her sister, Mrs. c. r. Saw
edge.
Miss Elizabeth White, of Clarks-
burg, w. Va, is visiting at the home
> of Mrs. C. H. Browning.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. frantZ are hav-
ing an addition built to their residence
on Oak street.
= DR.. and Mrs. E. E. Sollars were
. Oakland visitors on Thursday.
Misses Alice George, Mary Sollars
\ and Virginia Apsley spent several
days at Swanton last week.
+ Mrs. John Hanes, Mrs. Earle George
i and Miss Alice Germany spent Friday
. at Oakland shopping.
q DR.. Henry w. McComas, of Oakland,
y on his way to answer a professional
= call to Swanton Sunday had some hard
4 luck when his car broke down at this
: place. After temporary repairs had
; been made he proceeded on his way
a but was forced to turn back because
n of the blocking of the road at a point
s east of here by large tree which had
been blown down by the storm of Sat
: urday afternoon.
n Mrs. Belle Chisholm, Gormania, is
, spending the summer here.
: Mr.. William Lewis and granddaugh-
= ter have returned from an extended
/ visit to Rawlings.
t On account of i'll health, Mr. o. J.
f Harvey has resigned as manager of
v the Citizens Store at this place.
v Mrs. Jessie Diehl, who was paral-
J. yzed last winter, has improved to such
e a degree that she is now able to be
e out but is compelled to use crutches
n Mr. CA. Jones, of Columbus, o.
e spent Sunday and Monday here with
n his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Jones.
It All who attend the Epworth League
h meetings report progression, espec-
r tally the excellent singing by the
f choir.
/, Mr.. Clarence Chadderton made q
C business trip to Oakland, Monday.
e While Mr.. w. H. Chadderton was
IS drifting down hill between here and
e Kitzmiller on Sunday a car driven by
II Clyde Bernard, of Mutton Hollow, col
y lided with that Of Mr.. Chadderton, re-
sulting in the hreakage of a rear axle
n Two internal revenue officers from
n Washington, d. c., visited our town
y last week and one remarked that q
/ good wind storm would likely blow
/ our school house from its foundation
i. Cnhea ribo for Tho Do1,,bI;ao