The Republican., 1925-10-29

attending the funeral Of the late L.
D. Thrasher.
Z MIR. and Mrs Richard Elliott, of
/ Providence, R. l., are here on a visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll A. Elliott and
Mrs. Lucy Elliott, who expects to re-
turn to her home in Long Beach, Cal,
lin a short time
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade H. Hinebaugh
Smotored to Baltimore Saturday and
are spending this week visiting their
fson, Mr.. Morgan Hinebaugh, and his
family. They expect to return to Oak
I land tomorrow.
At the Crellin school house a Hal
lowe'en box spper and circus
will be held on Saturday evening, De-
tober oath, at 1870 o'clock Everybody
invited to attend and enjoy the even
] ing's entertainment.
Mr.. "Ted" Hinebaugh, after several
weeks spent at various points in Flor
/ ida, returned to his home in Oakland
! Sunday afternoon. Like many others
who went to the land of flowers, home
/ still looks good.
/ Mrs. Herman DuBrau and daughter
Miss Gertrude DuBrau, of Cumber-
/ land, We're guests Of friends in Oak
land Sunday, returning home Mon
day, accompanied by Miss Lillian Sin
cell, who is a guest at the DuBrau
home for a few days.
A Halloween social will be held at
Hoyes, Friday evening, October 80.
I It Will be for the benefit of the Johns
town school. Everybody welcome. A
short program will be rendered by
the pupils.
After a weeks illness following an
attack of influenza, Mr.. Walter Har-
desty, of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
! road Companys depot employees at
Oakland, returned to his work on
last Monday. Mr.. Hardesty's young
est son has also been i'll. but is now
somewhat improved.
Magistrate Edward |. West fell at
seven o'clock this morning in the kit
chen at his home on Green street and
was more or less seriously injured.
The most painful hurt he received
was badly sprained ankle. 1t will be
several days before he will be able to
appear at his office.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred. A. Thayer re-
turned home Tuesday from a visit of
two weeks to relatives in Washing
ton, D. c., and Montgomery county,
i Md. They were accompanied by their
y son Mr.. Frederick A. Thayer, Jr., who
went to Washington by rail and the
party returned here in the Thayer
automobile
The Pastors Aid Society of St.
Marks Lutheran church will hold
their annual bazaar and food sale on
Saturday, December 5th, when they
will have fancy articles suitable for
Christmas gifts; also pastry, etc, for
sale Further announcements will be
made through these columns in a
later issue
Attorney f. Ray Jones. accompan-
led by Mrs. Jones, went to Cumber-
land last Thursday afternoon where
on Friday Mr.. Jones submitted to an
operation for appedicitis at the West
ern Maryland Hospital. His condi-
ton this morning is very favorable
for a speedy recovery and return to
his home.
Mr. George Weitzell. of near Deer
Park, accompanied by his three in
teresting sons, Everett, Randall and
Harland. visited The Republican Of
flee on Friday. The boys were very
much interested in what they observ-
ed in the workings of the various ma
chimes employed in producing their
favorite newspaper.
Mr. f. Z. Tower, Clerk of the Cir
cult Court, was taken suddenly i'll at
his Office in the Court House yester-
day and compelled to go to his home
and take to his bed. His condition this
morning is slightly improved and it Is
thought by his attending physician
that with few days Of rest and quiet
he Will be able to return to his duties
shortly.
Prof and Mrs. Albert 3. Ulrey and
son Richard, of Los Angeles, Cal, ac-
companied by Mrs. Louis Kamp, Of
Grantsville, and Mr.. c. c. Speicher,
of Meyersdale, were visitors to Oak
land on last Saturday. Mrs. Ulrey
is the daughter Of De-. A. f. SpeicheT,
formerly Of Grantsyille, who moved
to the west more than d quarter Of 4
century ago. Prof. Ulrey is with the
J biological department Of the Univer-