The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-06-08
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.


the Parcus Copeland, Hickory town
ship, farm last week. 1t was a dry
hole.
DR.. and Mrs. Mason Of Townville
Crawford county, have been guests ol
their son, DR.. Mason of this place,
during the past week.
Mrs. Fred Thase, of Allegheny
and Misses Dora Hespenheide and
Emma Tbemann of Pittsburg, are
guests at the home of Henry Iedebur
and other friends on German Hill.
Treasurer Hagerty will begin the
biennial sale of lands for taxes on
Monday next. Much of the tax has
been paid since the advertising but he
still has goodly number of tracts on
his list.
"A summer school Of methods and
reviews will begin at the Clarion Nor.
NAL on the second of August and con.
tinue four weeks. A strong corps of
instructors has been engaged for the
session.
Mrs. Chas Campbell of Foxes,
on Tionesta creek, died Sunday morn.
ing last. Her daughter, Miss Ella,
who has been attending the Clarion
Normal, passed through here Monday
morning on her way home.
w. F. Wheeler. ESQ, the aged
father of Hon. N. P. Wheeler, of
Tidioute. died at his home in Portville.
N. Y on Monday of this week, and
will be buried to day, Wednesday.
We are without further particulars at
this time.
Rev. Torrey, of the Hickory NJ.
e, church, was the guest of Rev. G.
G. Rumberger, of this place, over
Monday evening. He attended the
literary entertainment of the Epworth
League and is enthusiastic over ths
performance of the young people.
The suit of the Tionesta Bridge
20. vs. Forest County, which was tried
at Warren last week, consu med about
four days time, and was we'll con infested
on both sides. On Saturday evening
the jury returned a verdict awarding
the Bridge Co. $4,000. This is
$4,000 more than the viewers had
placed the damages at.
-Children's Day, one of the pret.
tiest church festivals now iu vogue,
will be observed at the Presbyterian
Church next Sabbath morning, be.
ginning at 1890. At Nebraska the
M. E. Church will observe the day in
an appropriate msuner. At both
places attractive programs have been
arranged and those who attend will
doubtless enjoy a rare treat.
DR. Mason reports the following
increase in the census within the past
week: To Mr. aud Mrs. A. C. Nc.
Cullough, Mayburg, % inst, a son.
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Moore, Ne.
braska, June Sd. twins ns-boy and girl.
To Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Ledebur,
German Hill, June 6, daus liter. Dr.
Morrow reports the arrival of twins,
both girls, at John Charleston's, Mon. |
day evening.
AT meeting of the Borough |
school board on Monday evening, all |
the teachers of the past term were re.
elected. The salary of the PRINCIPAL
was increased from $50 to S65, and
those of the other rooms from S37. so
to $40 per month. The board has
certainly made no mistake in its
action, either in the retention of the
former coPs of teachers or the raising
Of the salaries.
The Oil City Blizzard of Wednes.
day evening last contains the follow.
ing very interesting item concerning
our esteemed friend Fred. Morgan,
whose very large circle of friends in
these parts we heartily join in congrat.
llations and warmest wishes for a
ong life of happiness and prosperity:
Fred M. Morgan and Miss Adella
Naylor, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Naylor, were married at noon
.o'day at the home of the brides
parents, on West First street. Rev.
Z. l. McKeever, of the Baptist
Church, was the officiating minister,
md Mrs. Kate Kugler aud Philip
Lewis were the attendants. The cere.
nony was strictly private, the only
present aside from the family
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