The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-01-06

Mr.. William A. Smith, of Hoyes,
spent day or two in Oakland on bus
mess last week.
Mrs. Julius c. Renninger and son
Julius have returned from Morgan
town where they spent holiday week
wit hrelative sand friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Porter, of
Cumberland, were guests of Mrs.
George T. Porter and other relatives
in Oakland New Years day.
Master Robert Hoffman returned to
his home in Oakland on Sunday from
visit of week or more to relatives
in Pittsburgh and Cumberland.
Mrs. NJ. w. Pendergast, of Hutton,
and Miss WEIGH, of Terra Alta, were
in Oakland Saturday when both ladies
visited The Republican Office on bust
ness.
Mr. D. Earle Smith, of Baltimore,
returned to that city Sunday after
having spent the holidays with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Smith,
at Hoyes.
Mrs. II. Crutzburg, who spent the
past two or three months with rela-
tives in Homecoming and Bluefeld, W.
Va, returned to Oakland last Thurs
day morning.
Mr.. A. r. Fearer. who recently sold
his meat market in Oakland and who
is now employed by a Cumberland
concern. spent the weekend in Oak
land with his family
FOR SALE-A cherry book case;
double section; sliding doors, in fine
condition. VIII sell cheap. Also q
Blue Ribbon Refrigerator, in use one
season only. Apply to JAS L. Pollock
III Second street, Oakland-Adver.
tisement 42-4t
Mr. +. 4. Jones lef, Oakland or
Friday las, for Huntington. West
Va, from which city he win be ac,
eompanied home by Mrs Jones. who
spent the holiday season there with
with relatives and friends
Mr. and Mrs Howard W Hoffman
have arrived In Oakland from their
/ honeymoon trip 70 cities in the middl,
west and will 80 20 housekeeping ir
Mr HoTman's residence on Cen,ej
street. which b. now occupied by Mr.
and Mrs. John p Taggart.
New Years Day came with rain
which continued until nearly noon, q
which hour the skies cleared and III.
sun shone forth ycry brightly and con
,iuaed 70 shine Until evening. the ah
being balmy and warm-morc like
spring day than ore o. winter.
Mrs George D. Whi,s has retarne,
TO Oakland from 2 Wait 20 relatives al
Mckessport. Pa, whrr she spent n,
holidays Mrs Whites return 70 hei
home was delayed Tor several days or
account u tan accident when she ~
on Christmas day and spraiaed her an
kle very badly
Mr Floyd Y Riley, aho resides on
farm near Thayerille ahica he ha,
s1cceeicd after two years In hewiu.
cut II the forest, was IN town on last
Saturday. ard was The first business
caller at The Republican Office in tn,
New Year Mr. Riley was accom-
panied by one 81 his ht;lc sons.
Several people, old and young. il
Oakland have been subjected to at
'acks 81 hieooughs tn recent days, al
Of them suffering from ore to three OF
four days This disease has been quite
prevalent in New York city and other
centers u population in the east foi
several weeks past, but thus far NJ
fatalities as a result have resulted.
The following appeared under tn,
want head Of Charleston fW. Va
newspaper a short time ago and wa,
handed The Republican By Mr.. Charlie,
]. Newman; For sale-A baby boy
two ard a-half years old, or will trad,
Tor a poodle ! am in need Of two OF
three furnished rooms and every on,
seems 70 object 70 a child Anyone
who can accommodate me kindly ap
ply 300 Morris ST., or call Sir. Rule
Capitol 3608.
The hunting season in Maryland
for all kinds Of game, closed with the
closing Of the year-last Friday at
midnight although il is not presumed
that any Of the local hunters were ont
at that hour looking for game except
possibly some who take delight in run.
ming down raccoons. The season in Gar.
rett county showed that game, espee-
tally rabbits, was plentiful Many