The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-07-06

Miss RebeccaWeigle, of GAINESVILLE,
is visiting Rev. Workman and family
this week.
Editor James II. Litzinger, of Graf
ton, was in Oakland on business last
Saturday afternoon.
Miss EyaugeIiue GriT, Of Johns
town, Pa, is here as a guest at the
Lutheran parsonage.
DR.. A. F. Campbell, of jefferson St.
NJ. E. Church, Baltimore, preached
a helpful sermon in st. Paurs N. e.
church last night
1t is going to take some time for the
farmer and the automobile to get on
friendly terms. He has finally adjust
ed himself to the bike and will in
, time to the devil wagon.
Mrs. Jessie Davis and daughter, of
Morgantown, who were guests several
days last and this week Of Rev. and
Mrs. John NJ. Davis, have returned
home, accompanied by Miss Blanche
Anderson, who was also a visitor to
Rev. and Mrs Davis.
Messers. S. J. Nutter, Frank Mar
shall, Harry Nutter, Brown Co oper
and William CUP, of near Dobbin.
came over to Oaklnnd this morning
and took the train east for Ocean
City and Pocomoke City, Md. where
they will spend ten days.
Mr.. Herman Creutzberg, formerly
of Oakland, but who has been in
Idaho for year or two engaged in
mining where he owns splendid
vein OF ore, arrived in Oakland last
Friday morning. Mrs. Creutzberg
arrived Yesterday afternoon and for
the present they are stopping at Mrs.
Lowenstein's hotel on Oak street
Mrs. J. Morgan Orr. and son. Mas
ter John of Oakland, are spending a
week here the guests of her mother.
Mrs. Mary Davis. Mrs. Davis will
leave next Monday for Wyoming of
the great Northwest to spend several
months with her son, Walter Flynn
who has been in the west for several
years.-Kingwood Journal.
MIR. and Mrs. L. B. Brydon, CT w.
Washington street, were called to
Bloomington SATURDAY. morning on
account OF the alarming illness of MIR.
Brydon father, who is however, some
what improved at this writing. Mr.,
Brydon returned Tuesday evening,
but Mrs. Brydon, children and nurse
expect to remain until after the
Fourth.-Grafton Leader.
Print the grandest sermon that
eyer fell from inspired lips and not %
per cent. even of the professedIy
plouS Will read it, but print detail
ed account of some female bunko
game or a sensational divorce in high
lie, and SO per cent. of the verv
elect will make dive for il before
breakfast, swoop down on it like
hungry niger on bowl of crab
soup, deyour every word then roll
their eyes heavenward, like a calf
with the collie, bemoaning the wicked
ness of the world.
A kind word for the hen from the
Queen City Courier: The cackIe Of
an old hen on the farm draws but lit-
tie attention, and a single egg is a
small thing but put a whole lou of
these cackles together and pile nm
these little eggs and you have some
thing to talk about. The hens of the
United States are better trust bus ters
than the President and his Cabinet
A big output of eggs means large
numbers of chickens, and that means
defiance of the meat trusts to a COM
siderable extent. Cultivate the hen
crop"
This is the season of the year when
you begin to hear from your CITY
friends, and they insinuate how well
they would enjoy couple of weeks |
visit at your home The farm would
be less attractive for city folks at this
season of the year if every farmer
would make a practice of working |
the company from the city in as weed |
destroyers. And why not? 1t would |!
do the city chaps good and help the
farm besides. By the way, too, did |
you ever get as many invitations to
visit friends in the city as city friends |
accept from you to visit on the farm? |
Carpenters Wanted
TO work at Corinth w Va (siv |