The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-02-08
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

The boys enjoyed good skating
on the streets yesterday.
Zach Shriver is having an at.
tack of his old enemy, quincy,
miss Flora Osgood, of S%towtowu,
was the guest of Katie Osgood over
last Sunday.
Many of the Lowlauders sought
the highlands when the ice began to
crack this morning.
Mrs. g. F. Armstrong, nee Miss
Maude VsnGieson, of Pittsburg, is
visiting Mrs. DR.. Mason.
Ice creepers we're at q premium
Monday, aud the middle of the road
wal little better than the sidewalk
for navigation.
j. G. Scowden went to Meadville
yesterday to pay u visit to relatives
and friends, and take in the re union
Of Crawford county Odd Fellows.
The following letters remain uu.
called for, in Tionesta P. o: MI.
Eddie L. Dormau, George Irwin, Mr..
M. Wertz. d. S. KNOX, P. NJ.
The hustle for houses has begun
already. There is none vacant or
likely to be, aud the prospects for a
good deal of stirring round about
the first of April are good.
Word is received here of the
very critical illness of Elvs, eldest
daughter af Mr.. and Mrs. w. l..
Kiinestiver of Warren. Yesterday
morning there was but a very slight
change for the better.
The people of Tylersburg have set
to work to rebuild the Presbyterian
church recently burned there, and
expect to be ready to dedicate a new
one by next September. That's
pluck of the right kind.
Look out for counterfeits See
that you get the genuine Salvation
Oil Do not let the dealer sell you
lust as good" but insist upon get.
ting the genuine with the Bulls Head
trade mark on the wrapper.
The marriage of Wilbur Mexican
and Miss Msble Clark, of Nebraska,
is noted in this issue. The many
friends of both these popular young
people will join in extending showers
Of good wishes aud congratulations
on this occasion.
Ext County Surveyor H. G.
Whittekin, who is now domiciled at
Cunneaut. Ohio, is a visitor here this
week. Henry had an unusually pleas.
ant look Oh, even for hin, but the
boy that arrived at his place on the
2Sth ult. explained all.
Mr.. j. H. Woodington, of Kan.
sas City, a brother of Mr. Jas. Wood.
iugton, of Tionesta township, is pay.
ing a visit to friends here. In COM.
pauy with Judge Clark he gave the
REPUBLICAN Office a very pleasant
call one day last week.
AT the spelling match" given
by the Epworth League last Satur.
day evening, says the Ridgway AdvO.
bate, the contest was spirited and &C.
casioned much fun. Master Guy BIZ.
BILE, being the first to mis.spell a
word, o the spelling book"
The Oil report for january
shows 1913 new wells completed with
a production of 5,306 barrels a day.
rs dry holes were drilled. This is a
decrease in completed wells of Is
compared with last month and a de.
crease OF 2,214 bbls. new production.
Will Walters checked his baggage
for Chicago Monday, where a good
situation awaits him with the firm Of
May, Purington & Co. Tionesta
don't produce any steadier young
men than Will, and his employers
will never find his post vacant so long
as he is able to navigate.
Mr.. VIM. F. Youngk aud Mrs.
Mary Kiser Laird, were joined 10
wedlock at Williamsburg, Pa, Mon.
day of last week. Both are we'll and
favOrably known to many of the peO-
pie in this section, their former homes,
all of whom will wish them a pleas
ant and prosperous future. The new.
ly welded pair are paying a visit to
friends aud relatives in this DeighbOr.
hood at present.