The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-11-15
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

friends in Oil City.
Mrs. Frank Amsler of Pittsburg
is visiting Tionesta friends.
w. w. and J. p. Grove are home
from the Butler county oil field.
Mrs. Geo. S. Hunter has given
up her residence 10 Franklin and
moved back to Tionesta.
Ladies, see those welt shoes at
Ledebur u Miles. Just the thing
for winter. 2t.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. May, and
young Benjamin Sd, of Chicago are
guests at the home of Mrs. H. II.
May.
Mrs. j. H. Zones, who has been
severely i'll for the past three weeks,
is improving, her friends will be pleas
ed to learn.
C. W. Noblit, OF Pigeon, and l..
@. Hoyt of Byromtown, were pleas.
ant callers at the REPUBLICAN office
last Wednesday.
Miss Dora Blum returned home
Monday from months stay at Buf
falo, almost completely restored to
health, her many friends will be
pleased to learn.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Trushal and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wickizer, Of
Warren were guests of Mr.. aud Mrs.
l.. Agnew of the Lawrence House,
over last Sabbath.
Mrs. Joseph Scowden of Mead.
vile, and Mrs. Thomas Barr of Ft.
Wayne, Indiana, were guests at the
home of Mr.. j. G. Scowden of the
borough, over last Sabbath.
Attend the Edinboro State Nor.
NAL School. Expenses $48 to $50
for term of fourteen weeks. Winter
terms begins December 4. Send pos.
tai for catalogue. Martin G. Bene.
dict. At.
Mr.. j. d. w. Reck arrived in
town with his family on Thursday
last and will make Tionesta bis fu.
ture abode. We join in cordially
welcoming them back as citizens of
our burg.
Court convenes next Monday
and the term is likely to be a busy
one. The important case on the list
will be the murder trial of George
Leargnski for the killing of Charles
Reamer, at Brookston about four
weeks ago.
The new fire hose for the borough
has arrived and has the appearance
of being all right. There is eight
hundred feet of it, divided into 100.
foot sections. 1t is two aud a
half inch rubber and warranted to
withstand a pressure Of 400 pounds
to the square inch.
The weather prophets say we
should make the most of this beauti.
ful fall weather. Their prediction
is that the coming winter will proba.
bly, be one of the most severe the
country has had Cor half a century.
But then, what more do the W. p.'s
know about it than any other fellow
Mrs. Margaret Mooney, wife Of
Patrick Mooney, of Faguudus this
county, died at her home on the 9th
inst. Funeral serVives were held in
St Josephs church, at Oil City, where
her remains we're laid to rest. She
was a good woman, greatly beloved
by all her neighbors and acquaint.
auces.
Last year about this time many
of our Democratic contemporaries
thought it was wise in President Har'
rison to issue his thanksgiving proela
nation before the elections took place
because he didn't have much to be
thankful for after that, These good
fellows now understand how that lit
tie joke was appreciated by the other
side.
The jurors drawn for the Novem'
ber term of court in Elk county have
been notified to remain at home, as
there will be no jury trials up. This
same state of affairs often prevails in
Forest county and it would seem that
our neighbor Elk draws much of its
moral inspiration from her smaller
sis.er, Forest, and is thus enabled to
dispense with a court term now and
then.