The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-07-15
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market closed yesterday 68i.

oil market closed yesterday 68i.
-Supt. Kerr is in the midst of his
annual examinations of teachers.
DR.. Mason il erecting q cOmmo.
dious Office on corner of Mr.. Sloan's
property.
Mrs. Watson is entertaining Miss.
es Mile and Mamie Furmau, Of
Bradford.
Mr.. VIM. Heibenthal and family
of Pittsburg, spent the Fourth with
Tionesta friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Osgood of
Wing Hill, spent last Sabbath in town
the guests of Sheriff Osgood.
Mrs. DIR. Siggins is entertaining
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hall, Of
Steubenville, Ohio, at present.
-Hervel Dotterer of Guitonville,
rejoices over the arrival at his domi.
cile of fine Fourth of July boy.
Geo. Hood and family have been
up from Pittsburg during the past
week visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Eta Wentworth, of Rome,
N. Y, is paying Tionesta friends a
visit as the guest of Miss Nellie
Hunter.
"A horse belonging to "Bub"
Mong, Tionesta township, was killed
by Lightning during the storm yester-
day afternoon.
Joe Clark has moved into one of
the new dwellings recently built by j.
M. Kepler, near the Scowdeu & Clark
carriage factory.
Judge Dale has materially en-.
hanced the appearance of his home
by laying a new sidewalk and rebuild.
ing his paling fence.
The name of Miss Bertha vii.
kinson, of Marienville, appears among
the list Of graduates from the Clarion
Normal School this year.
= Misses Lizzie and Winnie Ran.
dali, Inez Brownell and ETA Clark
are spending a couple of weeks at
Allegheny Sulphur Springs.
-Wm. F. Blum of this place, has
just received the sad intelligence of
the death of his father, which occurred
some time in January last in Germany.
Sheriff Osgood is minus any sum.
mer boarders just now, but he is hot
advertising for any. and wont feel
sighted if he is given the go.by en-.
tirely.
The exodus from Tionesta to
Choutauqua has not fairly set in yet
this season, but will likely be as large
as usual before the hot wave is over
entirely.
Miss Louise Dunn, of Washing.
ton, d. c.. is with her grandma, Mrs.
Sloan. Lee and Dunn VanGiesen,
are up from Leechburg, also visiting
grandma Sloan.
Rev. and Mrs. j. A. Humes of
Rouseville, spent last Sabbath with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Watson. Mr..
Humes occupied Rev. Rumberger's
pulpit Sunday evening.
DIR. j. N. Fradenburg has left
Warren for North Dakota, his new
field of labor. His family are at
Chautauqua and will remain during
the Assembly, going West about Sept.
1st.
Jake Klinestiver, of Nebraska,
will be laid up for a week or two.
Yesterday he made mis.clip with an
ak which found Judgement in the
instep of his left foot, making a deep
cash.
Editor Lytle, of the Marienville
Express, was a visitor to the county
seat last week, and made many new
acquaintance during his stay, aud
added quite a number Of our citizens
to his subscription list.
Judge Arner's new domicile, in
the North Ward, is climbing rapidly
along toward completion, under the
supervision of Carpenter Sawyer. The
Judge will have a very pleasant abode
when once it is finished.
Toe day ends the trOuting season,
and it is earnestly hoped that the law
will be respected, and the little beau.
tiee given a show for their lives till the
season again comes round. The yield
has been very fair this year. Whether
it has been on account of the increase
of the fish, the fishermen or stories Of
the fishermen. it is difficult to deter.
mine. AT any rate the gamey little
fellows have earned q rest and should