The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-01-25

several WSShS III NeySSIy dlIHloHI
and other West Virginia points Wis
iting friends and relatives.
Messrs. A R. Martin, William Law
ton and Frank Freeland have re-
turned to Oakland from Baltimore in
which city they had attended the au-
tomobile show the first part of the
present week.
WANTED-Man with car to sell
complete line low priced Tires and
Tubes. 500 per week and expenses.
Sterlingworth Tire Co., Sterling, E.
Liverpool, Acknowledgement ,47*
Mrs. Harry Turney, of Woodruff,
Kansas, spent Friday last in Oakland
where she was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley Stahl. Mrs. Turney was
enroute to her home after having Wis
Former County Treasurer George
Giessman uses considerable space in
The Republican today giving notice
of the sales of number of pieces of
real estate located at various points
in the county upon which the State
and county taxes remain unpaid.
Mr.. Lee Shaffer, who has been as
ISOLATED with the Oakland Jewelry
. fnY bn CO
left here on last Thursday in his au-
tomobile for points in Florida where
he expects to remain during the rest
of the winter.
LOST-On the street between the
Maryland Theatre and my residence,
124 Liberty street, last Thursday ev-
ening, pair of rimless glasses with
gold chain attached. Reward if re-
turned to Miss Gertrude Brewing,
124 Liberty St.-Advertisement If.
The Elliott Music Store is now very
nicely located in the east store room
of the First National Bank building,
with entrance on Alder street. AS
soon as possible the walls will be re-
decorated and all things done to make
the room most attractive one for
the purpose for which it is now being
used.
DR.. George c. Melody, who recently
graduated from school of auction
eering, returned to Oakland Tuesday
night. He went from here to Harris
burg, Pa, yesterday afternoon where
he will conduct sale today. While
absent from the, State DR.. Melody was
reelected vice president of the Mary
land Surgical and Medical Association
of Veterinarians at the meeting of
that body held in Baltimore last week.
Following the destruction of the
buildings composing st. Joseph's Col
! lege, located near Ellicott City, on
last Wednesday night, Joseph Stan
ton, of Oakland, who was a student
in the institution, was compelled to
return to his home here as were also
d all other students from various parts
of the State. In the fire Mr.. Stanton
suffered the loss of a portion of his
r wardrobe.
Hartford county is to the fore
with Guernsey cow, known as
D Geneva's Carmel, which it is claimed
$ will break the worlds record fol
cattle of that grade. Carmel started
test in Glass B at Az years old anG
=, on January finished the first eight
n months with a total Of 14248 pounds
of milk and 531.85 pounds of fat
Her highest production for day was
1858 pounds of milk or nearly nine
* gallons.
FOR SALE-Sixty-five acres OF
. farming land located about 4 mil,
/ northeast of Oakland on Deer Parl
: road. Apply at this office,-Advertise
ment 43-4t
With a salary of $4,000 a veal
!, and bonus of 81 900 in cash, Mr.
, Wesley Rudisill, son of Mr.. and Mrs
L. A. Rudisill, of Mountain Lake
Park, has sailed for Manila, P. l.
$ where he is to be general manager
g of nationally known electric com
e pany. For a number of years pas
Mr.. Rudisill has been associated will
an electric company in New Yorl
:. City, working himself up from tn,
= bottom to the position he now takes
= DR.. Archibald Moore, of Oakland
who attended joint meeting of rep
g resentatives of the Methodist Epis
4 copal church and the Methodist Epis
;. copal church South in Cincinnati, O.
several days last week where plan
were discussed looking to the un:fica
r ton Of the two branches of Method
$ ism, which split prior to the Civi
N War on account of the slavery ques
er ton, returned to his home on Friday
At the Cincinnati meeting a commit
tee composed of sixteen representa-
y | tiVpS of the M F. church was an