The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-07-23

have been residents in Oakland for
several years, left here Monday morn
ing for Gledy, West Va, where they
viii take charge of and operate hotel.
Mr.. Z. G. Naylor, who recently
purchased the brick dwelling belonging
to the Porter estate, has made some
Improvements to the property, which is
now one of the handsomest dwellings in
town.
Attorney Fred. T. Martin, of Graf
ton, spent Sunday in Oak'a and with his
family, being accompanied here by
three friends, Messrs. w. F. CLARK,
Joseph Mason ard E. E. Harwood, OF
Grafton.
/ MIR. and Mrs. V. V. Washburne. Of
Brunswick, Frederick county. are in
Oakland for week as the guests atthe
Loewenstein Hotel MIR. and Mrs.
Washbune have many friends in Oar
land who are glad to welcome them.
For RENT-A good farm. About 80
acres under cultivation; twenty acres
IN grass; good barn and house; plenty
/ OF wood for fuel; about two miles from
Oakland. For further particulars adj
dress Farm, - Republican office, Oak
land Nd. pat
Mr.. Frank Mcmahon, one of the many
politicians OF Allegany county, was in
Oakland Monday on business connected
with some real estate interests he rep
/ resents. While in the city Mr. McMan-
( on called upon a number OF MS friends
here.
Col John T. McGraw and Ex-Sen-
ator Henry 6. Davis, who spent sun
day and .Monday at Col. McGraw's
summer home at Deer Park, returned
to the city last evening. Senator Davis
continued on his way to Elkins. Graf
ton Seminal.
, DR.. R. A. Rayescroft. Of Baltimore,
, who is spending his vacation in Garrett
county, came up to Oakland from Acct
dent Monday afternoon and expects to
remain here several days this week s.l-
/ perintending the work Of repairing and
repainting his building.
A great bargain in thrasher outfit.
Have for sale one portable boiler and
/ engine, one separator, one steam hay
baler, one corn shredder and huSaer.
one feed grinder, all in good shape and
practically new VIII be sold cheap
and on easy payments.
1873 A. d. MAYOR.
Miss Sue Shirer. who has been in
Grafton for some tim where she IS
employed in the Republican office, was
brought to her home in Oakland Mon
day night by her aunt Mrs. G. A. Bolde,.
suffering from the effects Of beng over
come by heat. Mrs. Bolden returned
to Grafton the same evening.
Mrs. A. 6. Sturgiss and son Win re-
turned to their home in Oakland from
Morgantown Tuesday morning where
they had been to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. Sturgiss' brother, Mr. J. c. War-
ner, who died there on Saturday after
an Illness OF six weeks Of paralysis.
Mr.. Wagner was aged Sc year,.
The Ladies Civic Improvement Lea
que Of Mt. Lake Pax will give their
annual fete in the grounds Of the Old
auditorium August Attn, afternoon and
evening. Admission free and all win
be welcomed. There will be pony rides.
auto rides and va.ious Jther amu+e-
ments also home mace candies. cakes.
ices, and various other refreshments
for sale at reasonable prices.
Mr.. H. A. Carter, Of Washington,
who spent few days at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. T. Enlow near Oak
land, whore Mrs. Carter is visiting her
parents, returned to Washington yest-r-
day afternoon. Mrs. Garter will leave
here next Thursday for Washington and
from that city will 60 for a tour Of
Canada and the New England states
accompanied by her husband.
Charles A. Tower, of Oakland, Nd.
had been in Grafton for the past few
days at various times having establish
ed temporary headquarters here. Mr..
Tower is managing agent for leading
ire insurance company in the east and
MS territory comprises several states.
He will return to Oakland Saturday
night where he will spend Sunday. In
his early DAYS Mr.. Tower was an actor
OF rare ability and has held many an
audience spellbound. Grafton Senti-
mel