The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1894-06-06

ka, Forest county, delegate from For.
est county to the Republican State
Convention, stopped over at Brook.
vile on his return from the Conven.
ton last week, and we acknowledge a
pleasant call during his stay in town.
-BrookviHe Republican.
-Pleasantville Record: DR.. and
Mrs. Barber came over from Kellett.
vile and ably assisted in Memorial
Day exercises. A Mr.. O'Hara,
formerly of Pittsburg, brother of
Hugh O'Hara of Stewarts Run, has
bought and will move onto the Hill
Eakin farm at the latter place.
DR.. G. H. Davis the dentist
leaves here Sunday for his home in
the East. DR.. Davis has been in
Redlands almost a year, and during
that time he has built up an exten.
sive practice and made many warm
friends, who will regret to lean of bis
departure. We wish him bon voyage.
-Redlands (Cal.) Leader.
Rev. G. G. Rumberger and two
young companions of East Brady,
come up Monday for few days re.
creation. They had boat shipped
up aud yesterday morning started for
the hOmeward voyage intending to
fish and forage for living till they
reach home. During bis stay in town
Rev. Runberger was a guest at the
home of Mrs. DR.. Hunter.
Bass fishing has been quite good
since the opening of the season. A
day or two ago Will Wanzor caught
four, the combined weight of which
was eight pounds. We heard Viii.
liam tell this story with his own
mouth, and haven't any doubt about
its correctness, but the next fellow
must lay the fish on the editors table
if he would have us vouch for the
truth of his story.
"A crew Of seven men on the
Bobinson q Weant boat scaffold,
built fiat boat of the regular size,
in sixteen single days last week. They
would like to know what crew can
beat this time p Vindicator. The
boys on the lower scaffold, Lawrence
d Smearbaugh's, say they can an.
swer the above conundrum. They
turned boat, containing 219 cross.
seams, in 15S hours, or sixteen days
lacking two hours. If the upper
scaffold beats this time with 8 men 10
their crew the lower fellows will try
'em again.
Hicks forecasts fair weather at
the opening of June followed by ex.
tremely warm weather from the 2nd
to the 9th, with storms on the 3rd,
4th and 9th, followed by cooler
weather up to the 9th when it will
grow warm again and a series of
rains and storms of indefinite time
will set in. Many startling electrical
storms may be expected about the
14th. From the 22nd to the 25th
much cooler weather may be looked
for, followed by intensely warm
weather and storms for the balance of
the month.
Jake Hood took a fresh water
bath on Monday, which might have
been his last. He was riding a coup.
lie Of oar stems around the head of
barge at the mouth of the creek,
when his pole broke and let him into
the water. The current drew him
under the barge and he went nearly
the length of the big craft before he
was able to kick himself out. Jake
says he thought of a good many
things in the brief time be was down
in the McGinty settlement, but forgot
all about them when he got on some
dry duds again.
The annual reunion of the
Northwestern Association, G. A. r.,
to be held at Conneaut Lake, June
2S, will be a large affair this year.
Special rates have been arranged on
all railroads within the limits of the
Association. 1t is expected that a
crowd of at least 5000 will attend.
In addition to a splendid program of
music, addresses will be made by
Thomas Stewart, of Pittsburg; Chill
Hazard, of Monongahela City; Gen.
j. p. S. Goblin, of Lebanon county [;
Department Commander Emslie and
Past Commander Thos. G.. Sample.
-Tionests township lost one Of its
Oldest and most highly respected cit
izens on Sunday, May Sd, 1894, in
tho Jooth of Toooh NIool- - L.. L. i