The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1892-08-03
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
oil market closed YesteI day 81

oil market closed yestei day 51t.
Mrs. VIM. Hiebenthal and chill.
dren, of Pittsburg, are visiting Tionesta
friends.
Mrs. Boon Magee and Miss Sadie
shirk, of Warren, are visiting TiOnesta
friends.
Watson Farm is a new post Office
lately established in Howe township,
this county.
For sale, good property on
Vine St., suitable for residence. Ap.
ply to P. M. Clark. At
Mrs. Mary Laird, of Pittsburg, is
paying visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kiser, Of German Hill.
WIN. Ault, of Nebraska, is
moving to Conneaut, Ohio, expecting
to depart with his family tomorrow.
Miss Fannie Tate of Meadville,
was the guest of Misses Maggie and
Artie Robinson during the past week.
Mrs. L. Fulton was called to
Kittanning, Saturday, by the death Of
her step mother, Mrs. d. A. Dougherty.
Mr.. Jesse Bell, of Kansas City
an old friend of the family, visited
Mr.. G. w. Robinson during the week.
Mrs. G. w. Robinson is enter.
tanning her sister, Mrs. ]. G. Cornwell
Of Stoneboro, who is accompanied by
her little daughter.
Mrs. w. Il. Dunn aud daughter
Louise, of Washington, d. c., ore
paying a visit to Mrs. Dunn's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sloan.
-Epworth League will give Fes.
tival in the Kepler Block this,
Wednesday evening. and invite every.
body. Ice cream and cake.
Mrs. and Miss Knost, of Sharps.
burg, Pa, arrived yesterday and are
paying visit to the family Of Mr.
Fred. Lohmeyer, German Hill.
Our September court comes in
August this time, 80 to speak, the
term beginning on the last Monday oi
the month, which will be the 29th.
Remember the Chautauqua ex,
cursion next Saturday. Train leaves
Tionesta Station at 1880 a. IN. There
will doubtless be good turnout from
here.
Mrs. e. Mckinney aud daughter,
Mrs. VIM. Stanley, of Salem, Pa
mother aud sister of Mrs. W. G.
Wyman, were visiting the family thin
week.
Mrs. G. w. Bovard is entertain
ing her sister, Mrs. Mary McElhaney,
Of Butler, Pa, who is accompanied by
her son and daughter, Lewis and
Bertha.
Will Walters, another of Tones
ta's popular young men, took leave oi
his friends Monday morning and will
join the Hardison colony of oil opera
tives near Geneva, Indiana.
&C. X. Bradbury is doing a rush
ing washing machine business these
days. He expects to build hundred
machines before winter, many o.
which he already has orders for.
The boys at the Lawrence &
Smearbaugh boat scaffold unpacked a
large rattler while tearing up board
pile there last Friday. This is getting
close enough to town for comfort.
Mr.. NJ. Williams, for the pas
three or four years a resident o
Tionesta township, occupying the Sol
omon Hepler farm, near John VOLTS
died on Sunday evening last, aget
about 76 years.
-Miss Alice Hassey was the recip
lent of the silver medal awarded by
Mrs. Seigel to the one making tn,
greatest improvement in the clas
during the term in penmanship helC
at ThOmpson's Station, this summer
"A blacksnake measuring thre,
feet or more was killed in the stree
opposite the post Office one day las
week. But we don't mind blacksnakes
It's the ones with the music box oil
the tail that cause the hot and colo
sensations to chase each other up aDC
down the spinal cord.
The barn OF Jacob Stitzinger, o
Tionesta township, was burned to tn,
ground at an early hour on Monday
morning last About four tons o
. hay a macon cann;ro ill - -.