The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-07-30

Maurice Fairall, who went to Nor
I gantown several weeks ago where he
had position with the VI. & K. Rail
road, returned to Oakland Tuesday
evening to recuperate from a four
weeks siege of typhoid fever which
disease he contracted at Morgantown.
4 great bargain in thrasl outfit.
Have for sale one portable boiler ana
engine, one separator. one steam nav
haier, one corn shredder and husker.
one feed grinder, all in good shape and
practically new Will be sold cheap
and on easy payments.
1873 A.D NayIoR
The farm team Of Mr.. John 7. Moon,
while standing on Green street Iast Sat
urday became frightened and ran away.
The wagon collided with buggy being
driven by Mr.. Milton Lowdermilk. Of
near Hoyes, completely demolishing the
'front.' wheels of the lighter vehicle and
brusing Mr.. LowdermiIk S face and head
badly.
Miss Jessie c. McCubbin, who was
entertained in July by Miss Irene
HaulenDeek at ''Uplands, - near Deer
Park, leaves tomorrow for her home
at Mt. Washington, Baltimore county.
After spending few days there Miss
McCubbin will proceed to Boston and
points Yin Maine for a continuation Of
her summer vacation.
The Well located IN the rear f Gar
rett National Bank which furnishes
water for the great majority Of the
families and business houses in the Vi
entity, has been walled in with solid
concrete and the surroundings made
more sanitary, an Improvement which
will De appreciated by all, especially
those who have occasion to use the
water from this source of supply.
The Ladies Civic Improvement Lea
que Of Mt. Lake Park will give their
annual fete in the grounds of the old
auditorium August 18th, afternoon and
evening. Admission free and all will
| be welcomed. There will be pony rides.
auto rides and Va ious other amuse-
ments also home made candies, cakes,
ices, and various other refreshu ents
for sale at reasonable prices
DR.. and Mrs. A. 5. Warder left last
evening on No. Y for Deer Park. Md,
where Mrs. Warder will spend the re-
ma'nder of the season at the McGraw
summer home. The many friends of this
estimable lady will be pleased to learn
that She has sufficiently recovered from
her recent illness to be able to take this
little trip, and will hope that she may
derive great benefit from the same. Dr..
Warder returned on train No. this
morning, but expects to max frequent
visits 70 Deer Park during her stay
liberalization Republican.
Rev. j. A. McClelland, pastor Of the
Presbyterian church, will leave On
Thursday morning Of this week for
months vacation, which he expects 10
spend at Mortified, Mass, attending
the mr. er conferences of the Presly-
terrain churches OF New Eng. and. At
ter attending the lectures there he will
60 to Rygate, New Hampshire, where
he will visit with Mrs. McClelland and
the Iatter's mother, Mrs. Randall, reia-
tives ana friends, and the trio will re
turn to Grafton the first week in Sep
TENDER Grafton Republican.
An All-Collegian Base Ball Team has
been organized by the boys of Oakland
and the Mt Lake Base Ball Park has
been secured for the summer. The
team is composed entirely of college
players drawn from Oakland Mt. La
Park and Deer Park. All home games
are to be played on the Mt Lake Park
grounds and a number of good games
are promised. Two games have been
played so far, the first with Deer Park,
an eleven inning game, and the second
with Fair Sweep at their grounds. Both
games were won by the All-Cclegians,
the first score standing - to 10 and the
second to |. A game is to be played
Friday with Terra Alta and the opening
game for the home grounds is to be
played Saturday with Deer Park. Sat
urday game will be called at 2. 80 p. m.
Admission % cents. Fred Furbee has
been elected manager and all communi-
cations regarding games should be ad-
dressed to him at Oakland.