The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-07-27
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
Oil market closed yesterday 52:.

Reno did up Ildioute again
last Saturday, the score standing 6 to 5.
Mack. Abbott and Amos Ledebur
Of Hickory, we're Sunday visitors to
town.
Miss Bertha Barnes, Of Ripley,
N. Y, is visiting her uncle, DIR.
Siggins.
Rev. Rumberger and daughter,
Miss Mary, attended the Strattanville
Assembly last week.
I -Mrs. Stone Of jamestown, N. Y,
paid visit to her aunt, Mrs. N. G.
Ball, during the week,
Miss Maude McLaue cf South
Oil City, visited her friend, Miss Clara
German, the past week.
Prof. Thomas will return next
week ia time to assist at the Summer
Term Of the Normal at Clarion.
Mrs. G. w. Smith and children,
Of Austin. Pa, are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Brownell.
Harvey Lynch spent Friday eve
ming in town; he reports business
active at Stowtown this summer.
Mrs. w. A. Palmer and son, and
Mr.. Arters, of TidiOute, paid visit
to Mr.. Chadwick's family Friday.
Mrs. White, wife Of ex Congress.
man White, of Brookville, died at her
home in Brookville on the 2lst inst.
George Bush is up from the
Mcdonald oil field for a few days
recreation with relatives and old
friends.
About 100 teachers from Clarion
aud adjoining counties are expected to
attend the Summer Term Of Clarion
Normal.
Rev. McAninch was at Redcly ffe,
this county, yesterday, assisting in the
organization of a Christian Endeavor
society at that place.
Mrs. Ed. Scuwdcn oc Geneva, aud
Mrs. Fred. Scowden of Meadville,
were the guests of Mr.. aud Mrs j. G.
Scowdcn during the past week.
Mrs. Hattie Riggs and daughter,
Mrs. Fannie FELTON,, Of Worcester,
Mass, sister and niece of Mrs. G. w.
Sawyer, are paying the family visit.
The band festival last Wednes.
day evening was a complete success
and largely patronized, the boys net.
ting a nice sum TO help out on their
new suits.
Mr.. Andrew McCrsy's condition
has not Improved since he was report.
ed dangerously i'll, but on the contrary
he has been for several days gradually y
failing, and bis friends have little hope
of his recovery.
Patrick Joyce has moved his
paraphernalia up to the mouth OF
Bluejay, Howe township, where he
will put up the masonry of the new
bridge which is to span Tlonesta
creek at that point.
Will Morrow, who has spent the
past year aud a half 10 Pittsburg,
where he flushed bis pharmaceutical
studies, returned home last evening
for few weeks stay. Will is now q
full Aedged druggist.
The band boys would have you
remember their platform dance next
Friday, and invite all lovers of dane,
ing to give them q call. Good music
is engaged, and good order is assured.
A hall has been secured in case OF
rain.
st. Commissioner Hood has the
stone crusher at work on the side hill
just below the creek bridge. A large
supply Of good quality of stone is to be
had there, enough to keep the critter
chewing for several seasons il would
seem.
"A most decided Improvement has
been made 10 the court house grounds
by the removal of the high fence
which has surrounded them heretofore.
The square has now the appearance OF
a park which it never had before,
while the handsome court house shows
off an hundred per cent. better.
County Superintendents Lord OF
Veuango, Eckles of Mexican, and
McNutt of Clarion, and Prof. Chas.
Rugh, late of Indiana State University,
Miss Whitsett, late Of EoAs, Sweden,
will assist the faculty at the Summer
Term of the Normal, commencing
August 8. Total expenses for 4
weeks. SIC