The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-10-10

Hadley 8, G. B. Kelley, Frank Ry.
berg, Miss Rosa Kennedy, Mrs. M.
g. Ort r. L. HAsLET, P. M.
Evidently some people in this
latitude eat grapes. From the 18th
to the Both of September $4,000
pounds Of that fruit were received at
the station 10 Tionesta, as shown by
the reports Of Station Agent Sam.
Clark.
Green township lost one of its
highly respected citizens by the death
of William Longstreth, on the 29th
ult. Mr.. Longstreth had been i'll for
some time. He was upward of so
years of age, and leaves a wife and
several grown children.
w. w. Spaulding. the young
man who met a terrible death 10
Warren last week by being RON over
by switch engine in the yards at
that place, was a cousin of Asa Love-
JOY of Tionesta township, and of Mrs.
Charles Worden of Kellettville.
j. r. Chad wick and james Nor
row are each carrying an eye in a
sling, the former caused by the spurt-
ing of powder through the breech Of
a shotgun, and the latter by attempt.
ing to trap" base ball with his left
eye. Both are coming on all right
now.
The horse, cart, coat, hat, etc +,
mentioned last week as having been
discovered over the embankment on
the hill road opposite town, have
found an owner The proprietor of
the outfit had sent man home with
the rig, AID the man failed to get
there.
Laying track has commenced on
the Kellettville extension of the Col.
lins railroad from the mouth of Ross
Run. They expect to have the road
in operation before winter sets in.
Next summer the road will be ex.
tended as far up the creek as May.
burg, where the company is putting
up two large lumber mills.
S. d, Irwin, of Tionesta, spent
yesterday afternoon in this city, on
his way home from attendance at the
Supreme Court. He reported hav.
ing met 10 Franklin lawyers down
there Oh similar business, but having
won bis case he left his blessing with
them and skipped out.-Ne,cs.
-Thomson's eddy, above Tidioute
is becoming quite popular resort for
fishermen, some enterprising genius
having fitted up a camping boat
where sportsmen can be entertained
and furnished with the necessary out.
fit for fishing to their hearts content.
The sport is just now at its best, and
some Gue strings are being taken.
LosT-Somewhere in Tionesta bo.
rough or between Tionesta aud Jas.
Blacks, on Smokey Hill, a black
leather pocket book, containing five
dollar bill, a postoffice money order
worth eight dollars for Dona Walters,
of Tylersbvrg, trunk key, aud other
things Of less value.
Rosa d. HUNTER,
Newmansville.
The REPUBLICAN acknowledges q
pleasant call last week, from Hark
Wentworth Of Tionesta township, &C.
companied by the venerable Ira
Church of Hickory township. Mr.
Church has spent the n years of his
life in Forest county, living for 81
years on Church Hill. He is the
father of 13 children and has IS
grand children and IL great. grand
children living.
The Baltimore American of the
26th ult,. gives an extended account
of the marriage of Miss Emma Bank
head, sister Of our towDsInan, Chas
P. Bankhead, to Mr.. Louis r. Keizer
of the firm of Morrill, q Keizer o
that city. Miss Bankhead has fol
some time been vice principal of An
mex School No. 2 of Baltimore. AT
ter the notable marriage festivities
the newly welded couple departed foI
an extended European tour.
AT the meeting of the fourtl
district department of the Woman
Relief Corps of Pennsylvania, helC
at Bradford last Thursday aud Fri
day, Mrs. Bessie E. Morgan of Tio
nesta, who was a delegate from Capt
Geo. Stow Corps, was hOnored will
the election of Treasurer of the de