The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-09-06

} from motor trip east on last Fri
day.
! Miss Esther Jones, of Baltimore, is
: visiting at "Robinwood," the summer
! home of DR.. and Mrs. NJ. C. Hine- 1
! baugh, near Oakland.
! Miss nellie Compton left Oakland on
Tuesday morning for Baltimore where
) she will visit with relatives and
! friends for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. MeaIy, of Nor
! gantown, spent the weekend in Oak
! land where they were guests of Mr..
; and Mrs. J. Gordon MeaIy.
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! model; first-class condition; four new
} tires. Apply to ]. f. Chance, Mt. Lake
! Park. Phone 7-Advertisement PSI
Mrs. Anna Koontz, of Washington,
} D. c., is here as the guest of Mrs A.
! G. Sturgiss and daughter, Mrs. Nellie
! Boardman at their home on Alder
) street
Mrs. Lawrence Fraley entertained
! at cards yesterday afternoon in honor
: of Mrs. Neil Fraley, of Indianapolis
Mrs. Fraley will return to Indianapo-
! lis today,
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert p Burdette
( and son Kenneth, of Mt. Airy, Md,
who visited Mrs. Burdette's parents,
: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Harmed, in
: Oakland for several days, motored to
! their home Monday.
! Mr. and Mrs. George W. Legge and
I daughter Martha Jane, and Mr.. Geo.
: w. Legge, ST., of Cumberland, spent
: the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs Ralph
! Weber at their home near Oakland.
: Mr.. R. f. Sliger, local representa-
: tive of the Sun Life Assurance Com
; pany of Canada, left here on Monday
3 for Montreal, where he will attend
2 meeting of the heads of the various
: departments of the company.
& DR.. and Mrs. Frank Freeland, of
z Hackensack, N. Y, left on Sunday by
! motor for their home after spending
3 a week in Oakland and at Hutton Wis
z iting Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Harmed
3 and Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Hardesty.
< Mr.. Felix Robinson, of Gettysburg,
8 spent Monday afternoon and Tuesday
2 in Oakland with relatives and friends,
3 going from here Tuesday afternoon
& to Fanmont, West Va, where he will
8 preach during the present month in
3 the Lutheran church of that city.
< Miss Anna McComas, who spent the
3 summer in Oakland with her parents,
3 brand Mrs. Henry W. McComas, re
turned to Baltimore last Friday and
d has resumed nursing in Johns Hop
T. kins Hospital.
Mr.. James Wilson and son James
returned to Oakland from Baltimore
q on Monday, having accompanied the
It Misses Wilson to that city one day
L. last week where they will be engaged
y in teaching this year.
Mr. julius Scherr, of Morgantown,
t, father of Mrs. Julius Renninger, of
n Oakland, is a patient in Johns Hop
e kins Hospital, Baltimore, having been
n taken to that institution one day last
week by his son, DR.. William Scherr,
y of MorgantOwn.
L The contractors who were awarded
g the work of rebuilding Third and Oak
'' streets by the State Roads Commits
sion some weeks ago, started work on
e the grading of Third street last Fri
ID day. The work will be pushed for
ward as rapidly as possible.
l. Mrs. Samuel Nightingale, who was
recently taken i'll at the home of her
20 parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph P. Hell
- big, in Oakland, was taken to Cum
&c berland hospital on Monday where a
a SllS III sui SlSdI OpSl lIlOi "elo PSlIOI III
ed upon the patient, her condition be-
ing so favorable following it that she
SIS was brought back to Oakland yester-
I'd day by her brother, Mr.. Robert Hell
toy big.
er
ls Among those stopping at the Noun
tain View House, operated by Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Duffy, are the following:
1t, Mrs. E. H. Eshelman, of Pittsburgh;
S Miss Isabel Demorest, of Trenton, N.
re j.; Mr.. L. Brownlee, of st. Louis, Mo-;
ic Miss Ida Gill, of Carnegie, Pa; Mr..
MT and Mrs. 0. C. Reiter, of Williamsburg,
Pa; Mr.. Paul Seifert, of Pittsburgh;
~ Miss Grace Gill, of Carnegie, and Mr..
- A. E. Gill, of Pittsburgh.
n The fourth annual Knights of
b. Pythias picnic was held in the Helbig
he Grove near Oakland on Monday, and
was a red letter day for the local