The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-11-13


yesterday, being on her way to visit
with her sister, Mrs. j. M. Wander.
lin, at Butler, Pa.
As per notice 10 this issue, the
grand jurors summoned for the Nov.
ember term of court are excused from
service, there being no business in
sight that will require their presence.
The Blizzard of Monday says
IL affords US pleasure to state that
Guy Hecker is on the road to recov.
cry and that the attending physicians
are of the opinion he will soon be
able to take a stroll on the streets.
DR. fowler returned from Pitts.
burg Tuesday and says that while
Mrs. A. D. Neill is very low there
are many things favorable to her re.
covery. Her many friends are hope.
ful that she may yet be restored to
health. -MdrienvilIe Express
Rev. G. X. Thomson writes from
PhilipsVille, Erie county, that ty.
phoid fever is prevailing there to an
alarming extent. One death, Miss
Eta Preble, occurred on Sunday,
from the disease. Three physicians
are kept busy and yet the disease
spreads.
Farmer" Deans we'll at Hun.
ter station is expected in this week,
at least it is expected to reach the
2,000.foot depth, which Mr.. Dean be-.
lieves will be fair test. The we'll
oD the G. Jensen farm, Ross Run, was
commenced last week aud is making
good headway.
H. G. Mcknight, H. w. Rath.
burn and - Breckenridge, we're up
from Oil City last Thursday trying
their luck at the game. They seem.
ed we'll satisfied with their days
sport except Mae" who complained
a good deal about the scarcity of the
small boy with pheasant for sale.
"A law passed at the last Legisla.
ture provides that heaeafter the mum.
Der of councilmen in all boroughs not
divided into wards shall be seven. At
the election 10 1896 seven counciImen
shall be elected, two to serve one year,
two for two years and three for three
years. The present council will serve
the time elected for.
Mise Aggie Kerr, County Super.
intendent, has set Dec. 80 as the date
for the commencement of the teach.
ers' institute. She has secured Frank
R. Hindman Esq, of Clarion for one
evenings lecture, and for Wednesday
and Thursday she has been very for.
tunate in getting the far famed Will
Carlton. If such talent does not Sc.
cure packed houses, then there is no
use trying. Prot. Gresh will again
have charge of the musical depart.
ment.
Miss Edith Green, who has de.
lighted Tionesta audiences with her
charming elocutionary powers, will
give an entertainment at Nebraska,
Friday evening, Nov. %, assisted by
the young ladies of Nebraska. The
entertainment will be under the aus.
pices of the w. G. T. u, and euti.
tied "An Evening with the Maids of
Greece" The program will be suffi.
ciently varied to please all, and these
who would enjoy a treat should at
tend. Admission 10 and 20 cents.
Mr.. Thos H. Nicholson of Oil
City, spent last Sabbath with his fam.
lily, who are sojourning in Tioneeta
for a brief season. Mr.. Nicholson
will be candidate at the Veuango
county Republican primaries next
spring for county treasurer and if his
many friends in this section could
take a hand in the affair there
wouldn't be much question about his
nomination and election. He is one
of Oil City's representative business
men, stounch Republican, and de.
serving of a good support at the
hands of the party.
The little ladies of this place
have organized an Arbutus Club with
the following list of officers: Presi.
dent, Florence Fulton; V. Pres, Ka-
tie OsgOod; I'd V. Pres, June
Herman; Sec'y, Edith Hopkins
Assist. Sec'y. Alice Arner; Treasur-
er, Daisy Craig; Assist Treas,
Nettie Clark; Guard, Virginia
SiggiDs; Assist. Guard. Evlyn Clark;
Chaplain, Elva Lanson; Assist.
Chap, Bertha Vought. Misses Flo.
renee Fulton aud Edith Hopkins