The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-10-11
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

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Watch for Hopkins q Lanson's
new ad next week.
DIR. and Mrs. j. b. Siggins are
among the Worlds Fair visitors.
Mrs. M. McDermot of Martins
Ferry, o., is visiting friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Wyman,
and Mr.. Kory Heath are the latest
Tionestaus to leave for Chicago.
Will Morrow is attending the
Baltimore Medical College in Balti.
more, Nd, expecting to be gone a
year. Success to you, William.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Klinesti.
yer and Miss Emma, of Nebraska,
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Randall, are
among the fair visitors now in Chica.
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Mr.. j. A. Smith, the former pub
Usher of the Marienvile Express, and
Miss Lena Guiton, compositor on
that paper, we're married on the Both
ult.
Mrs. j. H. Derickson returned
Saturday evening from the Worlds
Fair, along with number of others
of town who had been taxing in the
great show.
Misses Blanche Pease aud Lii.
lian Miles left for the Worlds Fair
Monday. Miss Pease expects to
meet her brother James and his wife
at the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lawrence are
paying visit to their farm in Phil.
ipsburg, Kansas, and on their home
ward route will spend few days at
Chicago seeing the fair.
-Elbert Chadwick, who has held
a good situation on one of James
towns leading dailies for some time
past, has been home on a visit to
parents for the past two weeks.
Mrs. j. T. Brennan and daugh.
ter Maude are in Boston, Mass,
where Miss Maude will receive in.
structions in music during the winter.
They expect to remain till next June.
The amendment made by the last
Legislature to the marriage license
law, allowing either of the contract
ing parties to obtain license 10 one
county and use il in another, went
into effect this month.
DIR. and Mrs. F. T. Mason are
attending the Worlds Fair, being
accompanied by Mrs. w. r. Dunn
aud daughter Louise, who will join
Mr.. Dunn at Topeka, Kansas, after a
few days sightseeing at the big show.
In the matter of new sidewalks
there has been a vast improvement
within the past week or two, all Of
which is quite comfort to citizens
aud pedestrians, saying nothing
about the additional safety to life and
limb.
The chestnut crop didn't seem to
promise a very great yield, hut from
the vast quantities that are being
shipped from this and adjoining
counties would indicate that she is
a big one. They're just in their prime
now.
The buckwheat crop is fair
one this year, and hot pancakes are
among the morning dainties in many
households these days. A little later
and the delicate pork and sausage
will form the regular accompaniment
to the fap-jack.
Samuel R. Levy, wife and three
boys arrived from Kelso, Wash. State
last week, and are visiting at the
home of Mrs. Levy's parents il
Brookville, Pa. Mr.. Levy reported
all Forest county folks in his section
as in good health and spirits.
The commission appointed by
Gov. Pattison to select a site for the
State Home for Feeble. Minded Chill
dren, has at last decided on the beau
tiful little town of Polk, Venangc
county, on the line of the Lake Shore
railroad.
List of letters remaining un
called for in Tionesta, Pa, postofliee
Oct 10, 1898: j. G. Slowden, E. A
McFait, Mr.. j. S. Lytle, Will Xii
, leen, Mrs, G. w. Engle, Mr.. Mooney
When calling for above, please say
advertised" r. l.. HAsLET, p, M