The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1932-03-24
Personal and Local
By Scoop Himself

A. T. (Slim) Shaw was seen in the
West Penn office one day last week.
Terrence Tamburini took dinner at
the Manhattan Hotel on Tuesday.
Richard West motored to Keyser's
Ridge and return on Monday. Ditto
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Joe Gender called at the homes Of
a number of Oakland people on Sat
urday. He got only as far as the
front door, however.
Mr.. James Treacy drove back and
forth to his meals last Saturday.
The Boss Editor took lunch at his
home one day last week.
Scoop was sober last Thursday. so
was Wellington "Doc Yak" Yutzy.
Harland L. Jones was transactlng
business in the Garrett National Bank
one day recently.
Judson Loar and Harry Stemple at
tended X. of P. lodge last Friday.
Mike Maroney was seen on the
streets of Oakland on Saturday.
C. A. Fleegle met the 1929 tram at
the Oakland station on Monday.
James fowler entertained number
of people at dinner one day last week.
F. D. Bittle was at the high school
ON Tuesday.
A telegram was received by ber-
nard I. Gender on Wednesday. lie
refused to divulge it's contents.
Bill Grant was employed Wednes-
day in excavating. He moves to the
big fill tomorrow.
Harold Rock motored to Rosedale in
his snowplow one day last week.
A marriage ceremony was per-
formed at the home Of Rev. Dawson
on Tuesday.
Helen Hinebaugh has finished read
ing her set of detective stories.
Nell Nethkin was seen with mar
rage license in her hand last week.
Neil Fraley purchased a few artl-
cles from H. C. Sincell recently.
| Harry Mickey took day OH anu
went hunting last Thursday.
Doctor Hinebaugh was a little rest
less ON Monday but had patients the
rest of the week.
Walter Hardesty voted for hlmsei1
on Monday, March IA. Likewise
Ralph Thayer, Cot McComas ana
Frank Browning. Frank Smouse
would have if he had been in town.
Cecil Smith has no trouble in being
granted permission to leave home on
Thursday nights.
William Butt is still bald. Sos
your Aunt Fanny.
Corporal Currie's application 1or
membership in the Bachelors Cluo
has been accepted.
The other members of the club are
trying to impeach Bill Browning Tor
breaking the rules.
Bill Gibson had a tooth pulled on
| Monday. The dentist had no trouble
inserting the forceps-in fact ne
didn't find them until two days after.
Russ Brown is receiving sympathy
cards from Terra Alta.
Jim Kerins spent the day at Kerins
Brothers Garage one day last year.
Mr.. F. E. Rathbun went to sleep,
got lost, or something, on Monday
night. Anyway, he didn't show up
at the high school basketball banquet
until after the dinner was over.
E. Ray Jones was a pleasant caller
at the home of an even more pleasant
Mr.. Messenger near Terra Alta one
day recently.
l. Romanus Rudy spent Saturday in
Flatwoods shopping.
John Carter called to see few
sick cows on Friday. He advised hos
pitalization for some and nurse for
others.
Treasurer Ashby called on George
D. Browning the other day. William
Frazee conversed with Mr.. Friend.
jim Lee gabbed with the other COM
missioners. In fact, it's quite a CAB
fest every day up at the Court House
now that the lawyers have assem-
bled there to attend to court.
Doc Clarke says he does not like
maple pecan ice cream.
Walter w. Dawson was interview
ing a number of people on Monday.
He was talking to % at one time.
He asks some awfully embarrassing
questions, so it is said.
Berne Teter ran up against a lot of
money upon opening for business one
morning.
Turk Shartzer slashed cow with a
butcher knife recently, clear to the
bone. And then sawed through the
bone. And what's more, he charged
somebody else for doing it.
The rest of you fellows-Bet Daw-
son, Archibaldson, Mayor Stemple,
Colonel Bell, Andalusia Harmed, who