The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-04-21

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Mrs. James Brock spent several
days last week at Aurora, where she
visited DR.. and Mrs. Stemple.
Mrs. Michael CAVITY spent the week
end in Keyser, where she was the
guest of friends and relatives.
WANTED-Girl for general house
work for family of two; good wages.
Address P. o. Box Ala, Mt. Lake
Park, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8-5t*
Miss Rachel Weems, who spent the
winter in Florida where she has pur-
chased d home, arrived here Tuesday
morning and will be at the Park for a
week or ten days before returning to
the south.
Mr.. Ronald McIntire has returned
to Oakland from a business trip to
Pittsburgh where he was engaged in
purchasing stock for the McIntire
store in Oakland.
Mr.. John Compton, of Grant Town,
West Va, and Mr.. Grover Compton.
of Terra Alta, spent Monday at the
home of their mother, Mrs. Mary
Compton, in Oakland.
DELINQUENT TAX NOTICE-All
corporation tax for the year 1920 not
paid on or before May lst. 1921, viii
be collected by law. JAMES 0. HINE-
BAUGH, advertisements
Mr.. Henry B. Harvey, who left Car
rett county last fall, going from here
TO Florida, later removing 20 Wads-
worth, Ohio, arrived in Oakland from
the Ohio town yesterday morning. He
will return 10 Wadsworth in about
ten days.
Miss Laura Henshaw, county dem
onstration agent for Garrett county.
who attended a meeting Of the educa-
tors Of Maryland in this ineofendeav-
or, which was held in Baltimore from
the 18th to the 18th inst, has re
turned to Oakland.
In Cumberland on Monday marri-
gage. Renninger q Ofutt. attorneys.
ing parties. Alexander Shaw Daw-
son, 81, miner, Blaine, West Va; Res
sic J. Martin, q, Oakland. Asa Z.
Glotfelty, 81. farmer; Nina Elizabeth
Glotfelty, 10, both Of McHenry.
DR. Stanley Mitchell. who is one Of
the staff Of physicians at the Mary
land State Hospital for the Insane, a,
Sykesyille, was called 70 his home
mere on last Saturday owing TO the
extreme illness Of his mother. Mrs. J.
T. Mitchell, whose condition now is
improved.
Mr. Loyal T. Riley. Of near Red
House, who has been travelling in the
east and middle west states for pub
fishing concern, is now on his way to
Spokane, Washington. where he will
enter the employ Of Mr.. Franklin o.
Glotfelty who is engaged in the lum-
bering industry near that city.
Grand Chancellor Julius c. Rennin-
ger, Wade H. Hinebaugh and II. p.
Stuck, who attended the sessions Of
the Grand Lodge knights Of Pythias
in Baltimore several days last week.
returned TO Oakland on Friday morn
ing. The Grand Lodge held num-
Der Of interesting sessions during the
three days Of its deliberations.
The Manor Coal Company mas sold
and conveyed to the Chaffee Railroad
Company the three and a-half miles
Of railroad track and rights Of way
leading from the town Of Vindex, Gar
rett county, TO ChafFee, Mineral coun-
", West Virginia, where il connects
with the Western Maryland Railway.
The price paid was one hundred and
fifty thousand dollars and includes all
rolling stock and equipment Of the
road.
The Civic Club will open their new
rooms in the Knights of Pythias build
ng, Tuesday afternoon, April 26th.
The regular business meeting win be
held at half past two, after which
there will be short program and tea
will be served All members are ex-
pected to be present and new members
viii be heartily welcomed. Anyone
having small tables, long tables or
chairs they would be willing to lend,
( please communicate with Mrs. n. T.
Offutt or Mrs James Wilson.
A bus line between Frostburg and
Grantsville has been established by J..
/ j. Twigg, who makes two round trips
daily over the road, leaving Frost
/ burg at a. m, and upon the return
trip leaving Grantsville at 10 a m.
The afternoon trip from Frostburg is
scheduled at $50 and the return from
| Grantsville is made at o'clock. The