The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-08-05

merly of this place and is the young
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Pendergast. Since her graduation she
has been offered position with a
large mercantile company on Howard
street in Baltimore and has accepted
the same.
Mrs. c. Grusendorf, of Edgewood,
and little grandson Henry Clay, were
visiting in Oakland for few hours
last Friday afternoon.
Rev Frank McCamic, of the Crellin
and Corinth charge of the Methodist
Episcopal church, was in Hutton Sat-
urday afternoon where he made a
brief visit
Miss Margaret Connell spent
few days last week visiting friends
in Mountain Lake Park.
Messrs. Edward and John Simmons,
of Parsons, West Va, arrived in Hut
ton few days ago and expect to re-
MAN here for some time as both have
secured employment with the tanning
company at this place.
Miss Loretta Carney, of CIarks-
burg, spent Sunday with home folks
in this village.
Miss Carrie Mann,of Mountain Lake
Park, and her sister, Mrs. SAWYER. of
wheeling, West Va, were recent Wis
ltors to Hutton.
Mrs. Agnes Clark, of Cumberland.
and her friend, Miss Bridget WeJch,
OF PIEDMONT, were visiting the for
mer's brother and sister-in-law Mr.
ana Mrs. Stephen Flaherty, on Sat1r-
day last at this place.
Among the attendants at the dance
held here on last Wednesday evening
We're the following from out-of-town: ,
Misses Ada Fahey, of Shadvdell.
hAatheryn and Mary Foley of near
Oakland; Mr.. Elwood Englehart. of
Accident, and number of gentlemen
IRON Gortner and other nearby noints
whose names your CORRESPONDENT did
not learn. An evening Of great on
Joymelt was spent by all those who
Were present.
Mr. Z. P. Baker spent a dav recent
~ in NeWburg on business
Mr.. c. NJ. Jones, Of Grafton who
is tEe representative OF an insurance
company, was a business visitor to
Hutton on Monday last.
master Alton Paulie, accompanied
py ms mother, Mrs. L. A. Paulie, went
TO Clarksburg, West Va, on Monday
morning where the former will under
go surgical operation of no little
Importance. In the absence of Mrs,
Paulie the company boarding house
lie. N'l'' q u
Mr.. Ralph Fogle, of Newburv, Pa
came TO Hutton on Tuesday last.
Messrs. Graham E. johnson and
Jerry j. Pendergast were visitors in
Corlnth for few hours on last Fri
day evening.
1t is quite obvious that a number of
improvements have been effected in
the town of Corinth since it became an
Incorporated municipality. which was
done the early part of last winter,
Among the most important improve
ments noticed is the construction of
a large store building, occupied bv
the Jeffery and Lambert Company.
located short distance from the r,
q U. station; also the new and up-to-
Gate ice cream parlor and soda water
FOUNTAIN on Main street that is being
conducted by Mr.. Merrill, the mayor
OF the town, and which is extensively
patronlzed by the people of Hutton.
VINO make 1t their particular place of
rendezvous.
y, The Consolidation Coal Company of
west Virginia is at the present time
endeavoring to purchase the Corinth
mines from the Wills interests. the
present owners and operators. 1t is
very probably that the transaction
will be closed this week. We wish
Corlnth an abundance of prosperity:
especially in its Industrious achieve,
ments, which are of vital Importance
to any community.
Mr.. Jones, of Terra Alta, was in
Hutton on business Monday.
Falsehoods spoken with evil intent
profit nothing, but in the end work
eth violence unto its own destruction.
ST. ELMO.