The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1888-10-31
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

-Oll nhIheL CiVoSu lSotCiNoJ CHe'
Opening this morning at sac.
Thanksgiving is not great way
Of, but how about the turkey.
Mrs. j. A. Hart Of Oil City, lie
the guest Of Tionesta relatives.
Billy Morgan is erecting new
barn on his premises down town.
"A few such days as yesterday
would make the "gOing" comparative.
ly good again.
Gid. Brownell has returned to his
former "sit" on the Austin, (Pottei
Coz Autograph.
-Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. r.
Clark, of the Borough, on Thursday,
Oct. 25, 1888, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brownell were in
Warren yesterday, attending the fu.
neral Of a sister Of Mrs. 3.
Mrs. AL. Hayden of Pittsburgh,
is paying a visit to Tionesta as the
guest of Mr.. J. II Fones family.
Mr.. Geo. p. Park Of jamestown,
N. Y, was the guest of Ben. w. May,
at the May mansion, over last Sabbath.
Misses Eda and Mary Krotzer, Of
Bradford, we're the guests of their
aunt, Mrs. w. F. Blum, during the
past week.
Beware of campaign lies from
this on. There will likely be hosts OF
them set aAoat by our enemies. Take
no stock in them.
Mrs. Hall and son, Homer, OF
Steubenville, Ohio, mother and brother
of Mrs. DR.. Siggins, are paying the
Doctor's family visit.
Republicans, don't fail to be out
early next Tuesday morning, and see
that your Indifferent neighbor, if you
have any such, goes with you.
We understand snme of the young
men of the town are arranging for q
grand ball at the rink on the 9Th inst.
at which Colcman's orchestra will fur
nish music.
Mr.. j. V. McAuinch, a student
of the Western Theological Seminary
will preach in the Presbyterian church
! on next Sabbath. Nov. 4th, morning
and evening.
The Dawson run we'll is down il
the oil producing sand. but the opera
tors say it must be shot before any
definite conclusion can be formed al
to its wetness or dryness.
To night will be "holler eve," bu
we dare say the boys are onto th'
racket all right. Remember, boys
fun's fun, but if too strongly indulgec
iu, it's liable to create trouble.
The Dunham we'll located on tn
Hayes property near the Cobb mill il
Harmony township, and about on
mile west of the Carnahan wells, cam
in Monday night and is said to be dry
. Miss Gussie Legnard, of Wauke
gan, ILL.,, went to Tionesta yesterda,
tor two weeks visit with relatives
after which she will return and max
ashOrt stay with her sister, Mrs. Ed
Bleakley. Franklin Neps.
: Ben. w. May of Chicago, was
welcome visitor among Tionest
friends, from Wednesday last till yes
terdsy. Mrs. Kelly, who was visit
, ing her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Bonne
10 Chicago, returned with Ben.
: The weather for the past thre
days has been quite favorable to cor
husking, potato digging and buckwhea
' threshing, but Jim Zones has his raj
signal out again this morning, whic
;, will likely upset things once more.
MIR. Benefits friends will b
grieved to learn that his condition
by no means as favorable AS could b
: wished, and his physician believes hi
d case extremely critical. P. S.-JuI
r as We go to press We learn that NJ
y Bennett is dead.
;, The Sons of Veterans of th
e place have arranged to give an oystC
supper in the Acomb Building neI
Tuesday evening, election night, an
invite all the hungry ones to give thel
y y a CALI Go and help the boys aloDI
S and at the same time get coed squal
y