The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1926-02-18

Mr.. Robert Garrett, of Keyser, w.
Va, visited friends and relatives IN
Oakland and at Deer Park over the
weekend.
| Mrs. Lawrence M. Fraley entertain
ed very delightfully."- large number of
her friends at cards on Tuesday ev-
ening of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph DeBerry and
infant, of Cheat Haven, Pa, are here
for visit to Mrs. DeBerry's father,
Mr.. Daniel T. Thayer.
Miss Frances HamiIl has been ap-
pointed notary public by Governor
Richie and has qualified as such by
taking the required oath of office.
James E. Brown, practicing attor-
ney of Chicago, who has family con-
nections living in Garrett county, will
broadcast lecture on George Wash
ington from Station WMAQ, Chicago,
Monday evening, Feb. %, at $3.50.
M. j. Roberts, Naturopath, wishes
to announce that her office at 16 Alder
street, which has been closed during
her absence from town, will be re-
opened for practice on March 24th.-
F., Advertisement Feb. 1S, Mar. 4, 18.
Mr.. and Mrs. William R. DeBerry,
of Corinth and Clendennin, w. Va,
are at Deer Park to see Mrs. DeBer-
rvs mother, Mrs. Hinebaugh, who was
seriously injured by fall recently.
The secretary of the Oakland Ii
brary acknowledges with thanks
books from Mrs. Robert S. Wood,
Tuxedo Park, N. Y; and from Mrs. F.
A. Thayer and Mrs. G.. Semmes Ham
i'll, of Oakland.
Mrs. Emily limbaugh, who resides
near Deer Park, fell Monday morning
and sustained fracture of his hip.
Mrs. Hinebaugh is eighty years of age
and the accident is, therefore, very
serious.
| Congressman Frederick N. Zihlman
has secured for Mr.. James T. Cover,
formerly Of Mountain Lake Park, who
went to Washington from Oteen, N.
C.;~a few days ago, admission to the
U. S. Naval Hospital at Washington,
where Mr.. Cover, who was a World
War veteran, will receive medical and
surgical treatment.
Lloyd Alexander, of near Accident,
State road workman, who was in
jured about two weeks ago when he
was struck by passing car and later
taken to the Western Maryland Hos
pital in Cumberland for treatment,
was discharged from that institution
Sunday, when he returned to his home
apparently entirely recovered.
Miss Mary Jane Offutt gave a party
last Friday night in honor of her
cousin, Miss Dorothy Seymour, of
Seymour, West Va. Those who at
tended were Misses Dorothy Seymour,
Cecilia Lawton, Irene Smouse, Louise
Lewis, Lucille Ours, Mildred Casteel,
Ralph Blake, James Lee, Warder Roy,
Mitchell Franklin, Julius Renninger
and McClelland Dixon.
"Oakland," said the Cumberland
Daily News on its sports page few
days ago, "is one of the strongest
teams in the league (basketbalD and
the lineup of the Garrett county quint
embraces such we'll known court per-
formers as Dewey Rice, Emroy Boil
den, Carrico, Shaffer and Parsons.
Cumberland expects hard fight in
its opening game and will use its
strongest lineup against the visitors"
Since the condition Of the streets in
town and the roads leading from town
has become so bad following the two
or three weeks of almost incessant
cold, blustery weather, the high and
grammar schools have been holding
but one session, from 900 in the fore
noon until 1870 p. M, which gives the
pupils residing out of town an oppor-
tunity to return to their homes early
and saves the town boys and girls
an extra trip to and from their homes
at the noon hour. The arrangement
has proven to be very satisfactory to
parents, pupils and instructors.
The White Front store, owned by
E. S. Evans, which has been located
in the Hinebaugh building on Green
street, has been moved to the room
formerly occupied by E. C. Lawrence
! in the James P. Treacy building adj
joining The Republican, the change
in location having been effected last
night when the stock of goods and
equipment was transferred from the
former location to the new quarters
which have been repaired and redeco-
rated and put in first-class sanitary
condition. a.
Mrs. Henry Eggers, of near town,
has been in very precarious condi-
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