The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-05-25
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
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-Supt. Kerr sdvertises his annual
teachers examinations this week.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. F. Watson,
on Thursday evening last, q son was
born.
-Mrs. S. S. Garfield, accompanied
by Miss Minnie and the baby, are
visiting friends in Titusville.
Sixty teachers in Mexican county
are pledged to attend the Summer
school at the Clarion Normal in
August.
John Lynch, section foreman at
Trunkeyville, who was 60 badly in.
jured at Tidioute recently by q hand.
car passing over him. is recovering
nicely.
Bark peeliug has begun iu most
of the camps Of the county, and an
immense crop is expected to be bar.
vested this season, which will last till
near the middle Of July.
Bass fishing will be legal next
Monday. Salmon and pike come in
two days later. The difference is the
odds. Queer and much mixed game
aud fish laws have we.
Instances are on record where
items Of news have been found in
weekly papers. Blizzard. Thanks,
awfuIly! Would that it we're possible
to say as much for the dailies.
The State Teachers Association
will hold their annual institute at
Beaver Falls, July 5, 6 and Z. Gov.
Psttison will preside the second day
and deliver an address on popular
education.
Next Sabbath morning, at the
usual hour, Rev. McAninch will
preach the memorial sermon which is
customary on the Sabbath preceding
Memorial Day. At the Presbyterian
Church. All invited.
Two wagon loads of cans, in.
tended for the new creamery starting
at Jintown, a mile beyond Fryburg,
passed through town Monday. What's
the matter with starting an industry
Of this nature in this vicinity2
The Pittsburg Times will celebrate
the opening of its magnificent new
fire. proof building on the 31st inst I,
and has invited a large number of its
patrons and ir:ends to JOIN 10 the
festivities. which will last from two to
ak o'clock p. m.
The tanueries all over the country,
including those of Forest county,
either have or will shut down for three
months. The cause is an over stock
of leather in the market at present.
This is likely 20 make times q trifie
dull in many sections.
The ball game between Reno and
Tionests has been set for $50 o'clock
next Monday afternoon, so as not in
any way to interfere with the cere.
monies attending Memorial Day. The
price of admission to the grounds has
been fixed at 10 and Is cents.
-The\P. o. S. of A. people at
KellettvilA will initiate their new
hall at that place on Friday evening
next by q festival and dance, and
extend = general invitation to all we'll
disposed people who. enjoy such affairs
to assist them 10 the festivities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bonner
and children, of Chicago, are paying
a visit to TiOnesta as the guests of
Mr.. Kelly's family. Charlie will
return to business to. morrow. leaving
Mrs. Bonner and the children to enjoy
a couple of weeks with friends here.
The Clarion Republican reports
that William Culp. of Edenburg.
while engaged on the Parish Saw Mill,
Forest Co., as "log jacker," was caught
by a log, and his left leg was badly
smashed immediately above the ankle.
He Was taken to his home at Eden
burg, aud although at first it was
thought that the leg would have to be
amPutated, the physician in charge
thinks he can save it.
The veterans and citizens gener.
ally are making every preparation for
the proper observance of Memorial
Day, next Monday. We again pub
lish the program this week, for the
benefit of those who may not have
seen it heretofore. The Sabbath
Schools will again lend their valuable
assistance toward making the exercises
complete, while all seem inclined to
do what they eau toward the observ.
anee Of the day in a proper manner.