The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-10-01
The DEATH RECORD.
JOSEPH MARION GRIM.

afternoon, after an illness Of less than
a week, removed one Of the Oldest and
best known residents Of the community.
On Friday, the 18th inst, the deceased
was taken i'll while on his way home
from work on the Dodge church, north of
Oakland, and was compelled to take his
bed, MIR. Crim's aiiment being hemor-
rhages. The attacks made such inroads
on his vitality that no hopes We're held
out for his recovery. although every
thing was done for him. He was born
in Frederick county, Va, February q,
1874; removed from the place of his
bir-h to Allegany county, Md, about
the year 1857 or 3, and from thence
came to Oakland in 1867. He married
Miss Waltz while yet a resident of Ale
ganY county and from this union eight
children sons and four daughters
all yet living were born. His wife
died on July ,, 1896 Mr.. Grim was
member Of Shaeltiel Lodge No. 122, l.
0. O. F., and of Oakland Lodge No. s.,
Knights of Pytmas. both organizations
having disbanded many years ago.
Mr.. Crim's funeral was conducted on
Saturday by Rev }. B. Workman Of
ST. Paul's NJ. E. church. A large num-
Der Of the members Of the present
Knights of Pythias lodge were in at
tendanbe. Interment was made in the
Oakland cemetery.
WILLIAM FRUSH
Mr.. William Frush, for several wears
a resident Of Garrett county, his home
being the property on the Oakland-Mt.
Lake Park road, formerly owned by J..
A. Delawder, from whom Mr.. Frush
purchased it, died there last Sunday
morning after a brief illness of heart
disease, the deceased being upward Of
- years Of age. Mr.. Frush came to
Garrett county from his former home
at Eroohside, W. Va, and was a model
citizen. He leaves besides his wife,
several children, ali Of whom are grown
and residing in different sections of the
country His funeral took place on
ueSoay, lhe ihlermeht oelAg MADE at
aurora W. "a
JERRY SAVAGE
Jerry savage. most hlghiy respect
e" eiJ@'h q IiIl9 county, dl'd at nus
nome AZ rLIeho7'lII7 on SUNDAY morn
ing. Aug >, at the age of 60 years.
months and rs DAYS. He is survived bv
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western turnpike through Greenland
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theif nome II Oakland yesterday alter
noon
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spent several weeks IN Oakland visiting
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mann ~ Oe'''e' u''''i carly III ''ie spring
MI =. W. Beamer and family who for
the past year or TWO nave been residents
OF Oakland, occupying the LeatherS