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

MI. Lee A. hanson, OF cleveland,
o., former comrade in arms of Mr..
Delbert Davis when they were in
France as members of the 307th Am
bulance Company, spent several days
here last week as the guest of Mr.. Da-
Wis and his fathers family, returning
to his home on Sunday. This was the
first meeting of the former fighting
men since they returned from overseas
more than two years ago.
That was some supper served by the
ladies of the Presbyterian church at
Offutt's Hall. Everything that goes
with turkey meal was present, with
the turkey predominating in both
quantity and quality. The affair was
very largely patronized with the re-
suit that everything was disposed of.
The tables were served by the young
ladies of the congregation.
Mr.. Harold Dawson left Oakland
Sunday afternoon last for a point in
Missouri where he will enter a college
of pharmacy and complete his educa-
ton along this line which was inter-
rupted when war was declared and Mr..
Dawson enlisted in the service. He
expects to complete the course by the
beginning of spring and then return
to Oakland.
Recently cans containing about five
thousand trout fry were unloaded at
the Baltimore and Ohio station in Oak
land, consigned to parties who reside
in the State of Pennsylvania. From
Oakland the young fish were taken to
point near Confluence, Pa, where
they were deposited in one of the
mountain streams there. The fish came
from a Pennsylvania state hatchery
Earlier in the season 10000 trout were
brought to Oakland from the same
hatchery, consigned to Mr.. Stewart,
resident of Pittsburgh, and placed
in the Lewis dam west of Oakland.
LOST-Yellow hound dog about two
years old; has a white spot on breast.
Last seen had brass collar with Ii
cense tag and name plate, the plate
bearing the name "Pete" and Bowie
johnson, Jr." A liberal reward will be
given for his return to DIR. W. w.
Grant, Oakland, Md.-Advertisementf
Mr.. Alvey Martin, proprietor of the
Martin Garage, experienced a narrow
escape from serious injury or perhaps
worse on last Thursday afternoon
when the steering arrangement on
Ford car which he was driving out
the Gortner road went wrong and the
car was ditched near the Smouse farm,
turning completely upside down. For
tunately Mr.. Martin was enabled to
crawl from beneath the overturned car
escaping with a few slight bruises,
but general shaking up. The top of
the car and the windshield were strip
ped clear.
If you want to buy, sell or trade a
car, see L. Waingold. We have on hand
several secondhand cars at bargain
prices; we also buy junk of all kinds.
OAKLAND JUNK CO.-Advertise-
ment 25 If.
Rev. Mr.. Bayle, rector of St. Mat
thew's Protestant Episcopal Parish,
was at point about ten miles west of
Weston one day last week where he
officiated at the funeral of the late DR..
Woodford Hinzman, for the past seven
years physician at the West Virginia
Sanitarium at Terra Alta,
whose death occurred Monday morn
ing from tuberculosis, a disease for
which he had attended hundreds of pa
tients since he became connected with
the institution. DR.. Hinzman was one
of the best known physicians in the
northern part of West Virginia. He
is survived by his wife, two sisters and
one brother, all residents of Weston.
FOR SALE-Farm of about 300
acres, improved by two good dwelling
houses, one bank barn 40x60, chicken
houses, corn house and all necessary
outbuildings. There is about 100000
feet of standing saw timber and about
10000 mine props; has about so ap-
pie trees in bearing and 60 coming in
bearing; also peaches, plums, grapes
and pears; rs acres of pillow land; 100
acres pasture and about 100 acres in
timber; two deep wells and several
never failing springs; also creek runs
through pasture fields.Is about miles
from Westernport and only q mile
from church and school, For further
information apply to CARL F. DUCK
WORTH, Westernport, Md, R. D. l.,
Box 69.-Advertisement 1t.