The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-03-23

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NO ALUM. NO LIME PHOSPHATE.
Mr.. w. H. Crane, of Baltimore, a
prominent coal dealer of that city, ac-
companied by Mr. Walter Townshend,
secretary of the Maryland State Senate,
who resides in Baltimore county, have
been in Oakland for day or two on
business.
Robert SHger and Louise Harmed re-
Gently celebrated their anniversaries by
entertaining a large number of their
youthful friends. Both were recipients
Of beautiful tokens of friendship and
the guests upon each occasion were
served with delicious refreshments.
Mr. William NJ. Mccullough. of DON
jacksonville, Louisiana, cousin of eX-State
Senator W. Mccullough Brown, of Gar
rett county, spent day or two in Oak
land on business this week, going from
here to Baltimore yesterday where he
will visit Senator Brown for a short
time before returning to his home in
the South.
DR.. Henry W McComas was called
to Baltimore Sunday afternoon owing
to the extreme illness of his father, DR..
J. Lee McComas, who is residing in
that city this winter. On Tuesday Mrs.
McComas left for Baltimore to accom-
panv her husband and father-in-law to
Oakland as soon as the state Of the
latter health will permit
Mr.. Charles 5. Davis, patentee Of the
Davis Steel Range, left Oakland Mon
day morning for a trip through the
southern counties 0 f Pennsylvania
where he will endeayor to introduce the
ranges among the merchants of that
portion of the country. Mr.. Davis has
a valuable patent and a great improve
ment upon the ordinary steel range.
Messrs. Z. G. Naylor and William
Byrd are erecting garage on the va
cant plot of ground fronting the cleo
trio lighting plant. The building will
have ample space for a large number
of cars and the owners will cater to the
requirements of autoists who have nei-
ther the time nor inclination to keep
their cars in repair. Mr. Bird, as well
as Mr.. Naylor, are both excellent me-
chanics and will endeavor to render sat
isfactory service.
Miss Ellen Connell and Miss Cathell,
milliners, who visited Baltimore and
Pittsburg where the spring stock for
the Baltimore Store was purchased, re-
turned to Oakland Monday afternoon.
The goods purchased have arrived and
are being placed in stock preparatory
to the opening which will occur about
April LIST. Mrs. Margaret Connell, who
visited her daughter at Terra Alto dur
ing Miss Ellen Connell's absence, also
returned to Oakland Monday afternoon.
Ground on the west side of the En-
pire Theatre and fronting on Second
street. is'belng cleaned off by Mr. S. A.
Nally, the owner, who is preparing to
erect aNsolld concrete building to be
used ASIAN automobile garage The
building will have a frontage of thirty
five feet on Second street and depth
of about fiftyifeet. 1t will be thorough
ly equippedifor the automobile business
and "a competent manager will be in
charge as soon as the building is com
pleted.
Observation-Disclosures T. Browning, of
Lake Brown, who was i'll at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Norman r. Sanner,
in Oakland, for several weeks, has so
much improved in health that he re-
turned to his home at Lake Brown
Tuesday, being accompanied thence
by Mrs. Browning, who has been in
Oakland nursing her husband since
he was taken i'll. Mr.. Browning's res
toratlon to health is gratifying to his
many triendsyfthroughout the county
and variousiportion of the State
Since Sunday gang of construction
men working on the B. & 0. West of
Oakland, have been in Oakland endeav-
oring to make the town dry, but the
funds brought here by the visitors has
become exhausted and now they
are making the rounds of back doors
for something to eat. The saloonkeep-
ers have reaped a harvest and house
holders as a result of the visits made to
their kitchen doors by the gangs are
poorer The States
officers have threatened the arrest of
the DRINKS as well as one of the saloon
lists who persist in selling to them while
and this may have a good
effect and the town cleared of the I'M
desirables.