The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-07-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel W. Caesar, of
East Orange, y. j., arrived here on
Saturday morning to visit DR.. and
turned to East Orange Monday night
while Mrs. Caesar will remain in Oak
land for some time.
Mr.. John Martin, who has been a
student at the Catholic University
near Washington for the past two OF
more years, has arrived in Oakland
to spend the summer vacation with his
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Fred. T. Mar
tin, at their home on Oak street.
Mr. Bowie Johnson and son Bowie
of Washington, D. c., motored "a
Oakland Saturday from the Capital
City. The former returned to his
home yesterday, while his son will
remain in town with his uncle and
aunt, DR.. and Mrs. w. w. Grant fol-
some weeks.
FOR SALE-Four thoroughbred
Duroc Jersey pigs. The animals are
superior. Apply to or write W. H
KNEPP & SON, R. D. 2, Oakland
Md.-Advertisement IS 3t*
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Hinebaugh
who are now located in Baltimore City
where the former is employed by the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany, came to Oakland Sunday after
noon and returned to their home on
Monday, accompanied by Miss Helen
limbaugh.
Mr.and Mrs. Edward w. Leary and
children, of Cumberland. came up to
Oakland Sunday where Mrs. Leary
and children willy isit for some weeks.
Mr.. Leary returned to Cumberland
Tuesday morning where he is en-
ployed in the chemical laboratory of
a manufacturing plant.
Mr.. W. W. Savage, of Friendsvil!e.
was in Oakland Tuesday en- route
home from Baltimore to which city
he had accompanied his daughter, Miss
Manila Friend, on Sunday, where the
young lady will pursue a course in
Johns Hopkins University for six
weeks. Miss Friend has been very sue
cessfully instructing the domestic
science classes of the Friendsville
high school for the past two years and
to better equip herself for this work
she will pursue the course of study
prescribed by the state school law
FOR SALE-One Road Wagon of
1000 capacity; good as new. Apply to
W. z. Hendrickson, Oakland.-Adver-
tisement Ats
T. D. Richards has a stock of new
glass for sale at three-fourths price
with windows out of the bennett Ho-
tel, Mountain Lake Park. All other
building material from doors and VIM
dows to plastering lath at half price,
cash. Old shingles and offal lumber
for kindling, at a song. Stills of vari-
Gus sizes; iron pipe from p to 2 in. !;
dressed building stone; kitchen tables
and old furniture for less than lumber
prices; bed springs, 81, and other
great bargains. Call, before you build
or repair-it will pay you.-Advertise-
ment it,
County Superintendent F. E. Rath-
bun left Oakland Sunday afternoon
for Baltimore where he will remain
for the next three weeks attending
lectures and taking a special course in
pedagogy, in company with all other
county superintendent of the state.
This course was prescribed by the
State Board of Education some two
or three years ago and in compliance
with the rules as laid down by that
body the superintendent are all pres
ent in Baltimore where they will be
instructed by some of the brightest
educational minds of this country.
The course includes management, adj
ministration, school equipment and
a number of other things looking to
the betterment of the school system
throughout the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. C. Little,
of Grant Town, West Va. visited rel
atives in and near Oakland several