The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-10-19

j Mr.. George W. Stark, of B.ttinger, !
spent few hours in Oakland yester-
day on business and while in town |
called at The Republican office.
Mrs. W. w. Grant and little son re-
turned to their home in Oakland on
Tuesday after a visit of a week to /
relatives and friends in Cumberland.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lauer and
three children and Mr.. David Walter
motored to Cumberland Tuesday af-
ternOon, returning to Oakland the
same evening.
Mrs. F. G. Martin and daughter
Miss Mary Martin, and Miss Mary
Harsch went to Washington, D. c.,
yesterday morning where they will
be guests of friends for a week.
Mrs. Carroll A. Elliott has as her
guests her mother, Mrs. Mary L.
Smith, of Petersburg, West Va, and
sister, Mrs. W. H. VanMeter, of Mont
gomery, Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Stahl and son
Kenneth, who were on a motor trip
to points in the east, returned to their
home here on Tuesday after visiting
Baltimore, Camp Meade, Annapolis,
Hagerstown and Gettysburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dawson,
Misses Leah Sincell and Martha Nc
Comas and Messrs. Carleton McCom-
as and Paul McIntire, of Oakland,
are spending the week IN camp at DR..
McComas' lodge six miles west of
town.
Mr. Guy Yutzy, of the Treacy Gar
age, accompanied by Mr.. Wade H.
limbaugh, went to Cleveland by
rail one day the latter part of last
week and drove through from that
city to Oakland in a Dodge car, ar
irving here Sunday at noon.
Mrs. John w. Hart went to Balti-
more Monday morning where she will
be the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
James Sweeney for a short time. Be-
fore returning to Oakland Mrs Hart
will also visit another daughter, Mrs.
Elizabeth Shaffer, VINO resides in
Washington, D. C.
Mr.. Farris Bosley, who is engaged
with the United States Customs ser
vice, being stationed a. point in Yer
vice, beins tationed at point in Yer
mont, has returned to his home after
making a visit of a few days to his
mother, Mrs. George L. Bosley, and
other relatives in Oakland.
, Approaching the value of adyertis-
ing in The Republican Mr.. Fred G.
Schoch, of the Oakland Cash Gro
Gerry, Mr.. Owen T. Treacy, of the
Treacy general store, and Martins
Tire Shop, all of Oakland, and the
Motor Service Co., sales and service
agents of the Ford Automobile Com
pany, of Grantsville, present their an
nouncements in these columns today.
District Forest Inspector Gordon T.
Backus, Of Asheville, North Carolina,
representing the United States For
est Service, spent the past week in
Garrett county inspecting the work
,, done by the foresters with respect to
fire prevention. In his inspection
trips to various parts of the county
Mr.. Backus was accompanied by Mr..
A. L. Sines, who was recently APP
pointed district inspector by the State
Board of Forestry.
. Mr.. Roy o. Winters, Miss Helen
limbaugh and Mrs. Lester Bittinger,
as representatives of st. Marks
Lutheran Sunday school, and Mrs
Benz. H. Sincell, delegate elected by
the County Sunday School Associa-
ton to attend the State Sunday
School Convention now in session in
Baltimore, left here yesterday morn
ing in Mr.. Winters automobile for
that city. The party expects to re-
turn to Oakland Saturday.
e One by one the Maryland survivors
S of the Union side of the Civil War
are answering the call of the phan-
tom bugle. Joseph Fesmyer, the last
y Union survivor in Queen Anne's
a county, was laid to rest last Tuesday
o, afternoon. He participated in 35 bat
n ties and was wounded five times.
: Three of his sons served in the World
r War and fourth made an effort to
h enlist, but was unable to pass the
h test due to a boyhood injury.