The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1891-10-21
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

winters coming;
TO Mr.. and Mrs Philip Wolf, of
Tionesta twp, son was born, Monday
of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Devices Of
Warren, Ohio, are guests at the home
Of Judge Dale.
The Maple Creek Lumber Co.
has purchased the timber on the Bar
lett. Steiner, and Aiken tract on
Maple Greek.
Miss Minnie Shawkey, who is
teaching the school at Gorman's, was
home over Sunday, returning to her
school early Monday morning.
The river hasn't been as low and
clear in many year. Some of our
lunbermen are anxious for sufficient
rain to bring it up to a small rafting
stage.
Mr.. n. S. Foreman, who has
suffered for several weeks with malar.
Ial fever, is getting better, and hopes
soon to be able TO attend to business
again.
The Juniors and the boat scaffold
crew played a funny game of base
ball last Saturday afternoon, which
resulted in a score of 80 to 3 in favor
of the former.
Mr.. ). S. Garfield attended the
meeting of the Grand Lodge, A. O..
U. W., Of this State, which was held
at Pittsburg last week. He represent.
ed Forest Lodge of this place.
w. p. Mitchell, of Warren, was
down Monday, the guest of F. F.
Whittekin, with whom he went to
South America about two years ago to
assist in the construction of a railroad.
-Wolcott d Co. shot another well
on the the Vockroth farm, Cropp hill
oil field, yesterday. 1t is located but
few rods from their best we'll on the
same farm, but what the showing is
has not yet been learned.
The first snow Of the season, YES
terday, came down in great fakes for
few minutes, but of course dissolved
as soon as they touched the ground.
But il was snow all the same, and
makes q record for Oct 20, 1891.
-Mr aud Mrs. Herman Beaver, of
Boston, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. l.. Craig from Saturday ill
yesterday. During his stay Mr.. B.
met many old friends here, who were
pleased to see him looking we'll and
fat.
Quarterly meeting and commun.
ion services we're held last Sunday at
Cropp Hill and Mobiles. In the ab
sence of the Presiding Elder, Rev.
Rumberger conducted the services.
Rev. Rhodes preached here in the
evening.
Miss II. Frances Jones lectures
in the M. E. Church this evening, her
subject being From Contest to Con.
quest" Miss Jones is conceded to be
one of the best lecturers in the States,
and will doubtless give her audience a
rare treat.
The Paris Figaro has just pub.
lished ain interesting article OH "What
Young Girls, Should Read" This is
all we'll enough. But it is more i'm.
portant still to know that they should
always take DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
for their colds.
"A conservative estimate of the
output of the oil fields of Pennsylya.
mia and West Virginia places it al
125,0O0 bbls. daily. OF this, the
Mcdonald field is yielding from 5O..
900 to 10000 a day. In Cherry
Groves best days the production Of
the entire country was only 10000
bbls. day.
Fifteen or twenty of the Odd
Fellows fraternity of this place at.
tended and assisted in the dedication
services of new lodge room at Ty.
lersburg last Friday evening Yoke.
hOma Lodge, formerly of Lickingville,
was moved to Tylersburg. There were
upward OF 1875 visiting brothers pres.
ent from Clarion, Marienville and
other surroundings.
--"Heaven's last best gift-my ever
new delight" is not my brown stone
house, nor my carriage and pair, nor
my fine new yacht, nor my prettiest
girl, nor my hopes of a seat in con.
gress, not these, but my wonderful
cure for pain, Salvation Oil.