The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1899-05-25

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j. Evers Connell, of Findley, Ohio,
is the guest of MIR. and Mrs. A. G..
George.
Don't forget to come to spend Dec
oration Day in Deer Park
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bunce, Of Mt
Lake Park, were guests at the Free
land House Sunday.
Prof. A. L. Lee, of Oakland was in
town Friday.
Quite number of our young peo-
pie attended the circus in Oakland
Monday.
Messrs. Bollard and Waterworth, of
Baltimore, are guests at the Lashorn
House.
Messrs. Speelmau and Felty, of Oak
land, were calling ON friends in town
Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Elliott, of Terra Alta, is
visiting her son Mr.. j. E. Elliott in
this place.
Mr.. and Mrs James Leatbers, of
Oakland, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Lashorn Sunday.
A runaway bride and groom, Of
Tyler county. w. Va, were guests of
Mr.. S. G. HOye and family last Tues
day: the names could not be learned.
htSSIS' llOISt anu W dltl NOltI, vi
Baltimore, took Il trip in Lashorn's
lightning express Friday evening.
Lots of fun, wasn't it?
What has become of the Chadderton
correspondent? We hear of many
funny things happening down that
way; why not write them up?
Misses Grace, Maud and Blanche
Cassidy, of Altamont, We're visiting
friends in town Saturday.
The corner stone of the new NJ. T..
church was laid Monday afternoon.
Better be careful about having your
doors locked at night, for robbers are
strolling about. Monday morning
about ? O'Clock they broke into Mr..
John Wolfe's house and helped them
selves to meat, flour and canned
goods, but We're frightened away be-
fore they were through and dropped
a large ham near the school house.
They came back the second time and
Miss Fannie Wolfe was plucky enough
to load n shot gun and shoot through
the door. 1t is supposed to be some
one that knew of Mr.. and Mrs. WOlfe's
absence from home, also some one
that knew where the closet and pan
try were, for a stranger would hardly
have known the premises so well to
have found these places first thing.
The funeral of the late Calvin Say
age took place last Friday afternoon
at , 80 from the residence of his son
c. r. Savage. The remains were
taken to the Lutheran church where
Rev. j. II. Funk conducted the
funeral services. after which the
funeral proceeded to the Deer Park
cemetery where all that was mortal of
Mr.. Savage was tenderly laid to rest.
The pail bearers were Messrs. S. p
Specht, a. Freeland, Jos. LashOrn,
John Hanes. Jos. BOwser and S.
Hinebaugh. Mr.. Savage was born
January 3 1885, and at the time of
his death was aged siXtyfOur years.
four months, one week and four days
In 1855 he was married to Miss Sarah
A. Smalley, of Waynesburg, Penna.
Twelve children blessed their union
five sons and seven daughters, five of
whom preceded their dear father to
that better land from which none
returneth." The remaining members
of the family are Mrs. Emma Roys, of
Connellsville, Pa; j. Marshall Savage,
of Washington, ID. c.; Miss Jeanetta,
of Hot Springs, Va; G.. r., William,
John and Lawson, of Deer Park. Mr..
Savage was a resident of Garrett
county for forty-four years. The en-
tire community extend sympathy to
the family in their affliction and be-
reaVement
Come and spend Decoration Day in
Deer Park. We know that you will
be surprised at all the enjoyment you
will have in one day. Why, the base
ball game at p. III. between the sin
gle and married men will be worth
coming miles to see, and the sack and
wheel barrow races will cause you to
laugh and grow fat; so don't miss that
by any means Other amusements
will take place as well. The speakers
of the day will be Prof Sanner, of
Oakland; Rev. Mock, of Baltimore;
Hon. A. F. George, of Swanton; w.
ID. Hoye, of this place, and others.
Young men, don't forget to bring your
sister or some other fellows sister.
Young ladies, come and bring your
brother or some other girls brother.
Let everybody come, young and old,
Deer Park will be glad to welcome
you all. If you haven't any friends
in town and don't wish to bring your
dinner, we want to tell you we have
some of the finest first class boarding
houses in the county, and they will be
more than glad to see you and we can
assure you that you will want to come
to Deer Park often after your first
visit. Don't forget, Decoration Day,
May Both, is the time to come to Deer
Park MA.