The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-04-22

Salisbury Lutheran parsonage, by the
Rev. L. P. Young. Mr.. Jonas S. Lichty
and Miss Leila Schramm. The groom
is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Lichty,
of Garrett county, Md, and the bride
the eldest daughter of Mrs. George
Schramm. They are very nice young
people, and THE STAR wishes them a
happy and prosperous matrimonial
voyage. Salisbury Star.
For SALE-A well matched pair of
sOrrell driving mares: weight about 1850;
or will sell one mare and runabout.
Both animals are lady and automobile
broke. One of the mares is an extra
good combination animal Call and see
CARL B. WHITE, at Dixon & Kelso's
store, Oakland. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hinebaugh left
Oakland Tuesday morning for Thomas,
W. Va, where they will be the guests
for an indefinite time of their son, Mr..
Henry Hinebaugh. The many friends
of this worthy couple regret to have
them leave Oakland. For the past ten
years Mr.. limbaugh was superinten-
dent of the Lutheran Sunday school
here and at the session of the school last
Sunday morning onsappreciative
of the good he has accomplished were
adopted by the members, all of whom
were more or less affected at the leave
taking.
Mr.. Francis f. Gender, son of the
late Andrew B. Gender, left Oakland
last Friday night for Butte, Montana,
where he will engage as sheep herder
on large sheep ranch in Montana, later
embarking in The business himself, to
be associated with his brother, Ber-
nard |. Gender, who is at present res
ident of Butte, where he holds position
with one of the Pacific Railroad lines as
telegraph operator. The Messrs.
Gender will acq uire tract of land from
| the government at the proper time
which will be a nucleus for their sheep
business. The young men have the best
wishes of many friends in Oakland for
| their success.
Our sedate and taciturn cousins of the
British Isles take their sport much too
seriously. This is charge which has
been made against Americans by these
self-same cousins time without number.
But the charge falls fiat when one reads
of the disorders ensuing upon game of
soccer football in Glasgow. The crowd
"surged upon the field" tore up goal
posts, set fire to the fence and other
wise dlsported themselves in most dis
graceful fashion, because the players
refused to decide tie. One loses faith
in the Saxon cousins, who have so often
maintained that they indulge in sport
for sports sake not for the mere oppOr-
tunity of purpose of winning games.
Americans may now feel perfectly JUS
titled in mobbing, or even assassinating
the umpire whose decisions are tinged
with Partially.
| DR.. w. w. Davis, superintendent of
the Mt. Lake Park Association, spent a
portion of the day in the city, looking
up some business matters, and while
here accorded this Office quite pleasant
call. DR.. Davis states that prospects
for the success of Mt. Lake Park the
coming season are greater than they
have been for number of years past,
and that indications now are that there
will be more people there, and earlier in
the season, than for number of years.
The program for the season has not
yet been completed, but number of
the finest attractions have been already
secured and contracts are now pending
with many other choice attractions.
The program will be issued about the
middle of May. DR.. Davis also states
that the Association hopes to obtain
natural gas for use the coming season,
which he says will prove great con-
venience and comfort to visitors desir-
ing to remain later in the season, but
who have heretofore returned to their
city homes because of the cold nights
and mornings of the fall season. Graf
ton Republican.
County Commissioners A. C. Smith
and Ohio S. Fike, accompanied by
Clerk A. G. Ross and Mr.. Gilmor S.
Hamill went to Baltimore Tuesday
where they attended the meeting of
the Road Commission and the confer
ence between Governor Crothers and
the various boards of County Commits
sioners of the state. Mr.. Hamill's OBJ
iect in visiting the Governor and the
Road Commission is to obtain a change
in the route selected for the improve.
ments to the county highways under the
State Road act, the commission having
determined to improve the Old Nationa
Road throughout its entire length in the
county, thus using CARROTS entire
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