The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-04-25

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gate to the State Convention, us will
he seen by referring to the proper
column.
Among the aids de.camp ap.
pointed on the staff of Commander
William Emsley, Department of
Pennsylvania G. A. r., is that Of
our townsman S. d. Irwin, of Stow
Post, 274.
Clothing will always be worn.
Good fits are always admired. The
largest stock is always the best to Sc.
lect from. Where to buy the cheap
est is always the place to 60, and
that's at Lausons. It.
The 18th annual meeting Of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary society,
of Clarion Presbytery, will be held
in Dubois, Pa, June 13 and IA. Rev.
aud Mrs. w. P. Chalfant, of Chowfoo,
China, are expected to be present.
Miss Inez Brownell finished a
successful term Of school at Jamie.
sons, last week and departed for
jamestown, N. Y, to rejoin her par
ents in that city. A farewell party
was given iu honor of Miss Inez at the
home of Miss Mae Grove the evening
before she left.
AT the session of the Allegheny
Conference of Wesleyan Methodist
church Rev. r. II. Williams was
appointed pastor Of the Stewards Run
charge and James T. Brennan, who
has bad an appointment at that place
for the past ten years was elected
General Evangelist.
The rains Of last week raised
the river and creek to q flood stage
aud in former years the town would
have presented scene of animation
and hustle occasioned by the usual
number of raftmeu in the town
coupling up" preparatory to
going down the river but those days
are only a memory and it will be but
a short time until no lumber in the
shape of raft will be transported by
water.
Mise Kathleen Joyce, having
been invited by the Crawford Co. Su.
perntendent Of 'Demorest work to
take part in a Grand Gold medal
contest; leaves to-day for Venango,
where it is to be held at the county
Convention of the w. G. T. u,
Thursday evening, April 26. 1t is
the sincere hope of her many friends
that she may be successful in winning
this high prize, for which she is en-.
titled to compete, having won silver
and gold medals.
"A. G. Ault of Nebraska, had the
misfortune some time ago TO cut his
foot with an adj, while bewing timber
The wound did not heal and Thurs.
day of last week he was brought to
town and placed under the care of
doctors Bowman and Siggins who
found upon examination that necrosis
of the bone Of the instep had occur.
red and that an operation was neces-
ssry. The decayed hone was remov.
ed and the doctors now believe that
amputation of the foot will not have
to be resorted to.
The Cautata of "The Flower
Queen" will be presented in costume
at the Court House next Monday
night, by the pupils Of the public
school, under the direction of the
faculty: T. E. Armstrong, Principal /;
Misses Ida Paup, Gertrude McElhoes
and Aggie Kerr, teachers; assisted
by Mr.. and Mrs. T. f. Ritchey as
leaders. "The Flower Queen" was
given ten years ago this spring by the
school children under the leadership
Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Ritchey, and
all who saw it then, pronounced it
one of the prettiest entertainments
! ever given in Tionesla. The proceeds
will go to the school library, which
should insure a good attendance.
Doors will be opened at 1870; per.
formanoe begins at s o'clock. Ad.
E mission 15 and % cents.
The veterans 10 this neighbor.
hood who expect to attend the G. A,
r. reunion at Pittsburg, on Septen.
her 10Th, next, intend fitting up one
of the barge flats, such as are being
completed every few days in the var.
ious yards along the creek; by put.
ting over it board house similar to
thosa pSad m rafts huf q hun1raJ