The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-03-30

advertisements.
Mrs. Wade limbaugh is on a visit |
to her son, Mr.. Morgan Hinebaugh, in |
Baltimore this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Harmed and
Miss Louise Harmed spent last Satur-
day and Sunday with friends in Cum
berland
Rev. S. S. Adams, pastor of the
Lutheran church at Accident, was in
Oakland on Tuesday after a weeks
illness of influenza.
LOST-A yellow wolf hound, about
March u, near Table Rock. Return
to or address James W. King, Sines,
Reimbursement st
Mr. j. Arthur. White and Miss Flo
White, of Uniontown, Pa, spent Sun
day in Oakland as guests of their
sister, Mrs. H. A. Rasche.
Mrs. Lloyd c. Shaffer has returned
to her home in Oakland after several
weeks visit to her daughters in and
near Clarksburg, West Va.
At the semi-monthly meeting of the
Orphans Court held on Tuesday of
this week, Mrs. Mary Gnegy was APP
pointed and qualified as the admins
tratriX of the estate of her husband,
the late Daniel Gnegy.
Mr.. Clyde Dawson, who has been
employed in drug store at Weston
for some months past is at his home
here for the present but expects to
leave shortly for Parkersburg. West
Va, where he will be similarly en-
ployed.
Mr.. David o. Roth and family, who
have resided in Cumberland for the
past year, have returned to their farm
located in Garrett county near the
Red House and as soon as the roads
are in condition he will move his
household effects from Cumberland.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Cuppett, of Deer
Park, were guests of relatives in Oak
land Tuesday evening being en- route
to Deer Park where they are packing
their household goods preparatory to
moving to theiro old home at Cranes
vile, where they will reside on
farm in the future.
Mr.. Frank l.. Fratana, representing
Schloss Brothers & Company, Tailors,
of Baltimore, will be at our store on
Saturday and Monday, April 8th and
10th, for the purpose of taking your
measure for high grade mems cloth
ing. SINCELL'S STORE.
advertisement ) 2t.
Love Covereth" will be Mr. Grubb's
topic at the II o'clock service in the
Presbyterian church Sunday morning;
at 2:3O p. m. there viii be Sunday
school, and on Wednesday evening at
1880 will be Bible study and prayer
The topic for the mid-week service
is THE Period Of the Great Leaders,"
Mr. Carroll A. Elliott, who spent
several weeks in a Kansas City (MoD
hospital, where he received treatment
for the correction Of an ailment with
which he had been afflicted for a num-
Der of years, returned to his home in
Oakland last Sunday night
Both Friday and Saturday last were
days when one felt like getting out
fishing tackle and meandering down
to some trout stream and trying ones
luck The air was balmy; the sun was
warm, and about the only thing that
prevented the modern Nimrods was
the respect for the law in "such cases
made and provided"
DR.. R. A. Ravenscroft, of Accident,
left on Sunday evening for Mexia,
Texas, at present one of the largest
oil producing fields in the country,
and in which DR.. Ravenscroft and a
few of his friends here and in other
parts of the county, have valuable
holdings. This is Dr. Ravenscroft's
second visit to Texas in the past few
/ months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Haines, of Key
ser, arrived in Oakland yesterday
with their household goods and will |
occupy a portion Of the property on
Pennington street recently purchased |
! by Mrs. Smouse, who has improved it.
Mr.. Haines is an employee of the STAN
dard Oil Company and has been in
charge of that corporations affairs in
Oakland for the past several months.
Miss Lulu Winters, of Mountain
Lake Park, who is a student in the
Garrett County High School in Oak
land, was painfully burned about her
face yesterday morning when accu-
mulated gas in an oven of the Domes-