The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-12-23
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
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Merry Christmas!
J. r. osgood drove over to Clarion
on business Monday.
H. II. Shoemaker is talking of going
into the dray business.
Miss Elsie Kelly is home from school
to spend the holiday vacation.
S. D. Irwin was in Franklin, the
guest of relatives, over Sunday.
Mrs. w. w. Grove spent few days
with Oil City friends last week.
A w. Cook was over from Cooksburg
on business the first of the week.
-Thos. Flemming was business Wis
itor to Oil City Monday and Tuesday.
Judge Noyes assisted Judge Gunni-
son in holding court at Erie last week.
L. McMichael, of Allegheny College,,
is stopping few days with c. a. Hill,
Miss Florence Hagerty was the guest
of Miss Allie Hassey at Oil City over Sun
day.
The days are growing longer now,
Monday last being the shortest of the
year.
A. II. Jones of Oil City. was shaking
hands with Tionesta friends the last of
the week.
DIR. A. NJ. Doutt and j. f. Proper
were business visitors to Franklin on
Monday.
Hart Lawrence went down to Oil
| fn.I,f 20 Dhf1o-
delphia."
Charley Kenniston returned Monday
evening from a weeks visit with friends
in Tidioute.
Polk, Pa, were guests of Mrs. Jane
Grove over Sunday.
Don't forget that Miles h Armstrong
have useful articles that make very ac-
ceptable Xmas gifts. 1t
Miss Emma Lawrence, who has been
attending Grove City College, is at home
for the holiday vacation.
Hill q Co.'s livery barn, quite neat
affair, is finished. c. Y. Donnell had the
contract of putting it
Station Agent Saul returned Satur-
day from Clarion, where be had been in
attendance at court as a witness.
-"Jabe" Collins, who is now lum-
herman, came down from Forest county
to-day on a short visit.-Blizzord.
Miss Blanche Pease, teacher in the
Duke Center, Mexican county, schools,
is home on a two weeks vacation.
1t is said that the indians on the res
ervatQn near Warren are in bad con-
dition and need food and clothing.
Miss Mae Chadwick returned home
yesterday, after a long visit with her
cousin, Mrs. G. b. Mum, at Warren.
Ladies', get nice box Of cigars for
your husband for a Christmas present.
, l have just what you want. AmsIer. 1t.
-"Ips poor heart that never rejoices. -
Go to Miles & Armstrong; and buy gifts
that make your own heart glad by Civ
ing. u
-NIiss Edith Davis who has been with
I, friends in Spartansburg for couple OF
,months past is again with Tionesta
: friends.
! -TEAoHERs-The Sires Photograph
D Gallery will be open Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday, OF institute week,
Dec. 20, 80 and 81. 2t
Artist Bank head is beautilying the
houses of Capt, and Joseph Clark will
the paint brush. The effect of the color'
selected is very pretty.
The revival meetings in the M. e
. church are still progressing under Tho
faithful work of Rev. Buzza and there
seems to be no lack of interest.
f. The county commissioners are in ses
sion this woelI making preparations fol
the incoming corps of officers who will
take hold of affairs the first of the year
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Giering, of Tio
= nesta, are guests of relatives in town.
: Miss Lou Richarts, of Tionesta, is visit
I ing relatives in the city.-Oa city Bhz
gard.
Q -Judge and Mrs. Paul w. Brown, o
Lander, Warren county, were guests
the home Of the editor of tho REPUBLI
CAN from Wednesday till Friday Of las
week.
Divorced widows of soldiers canno
secure pension. The Presidents rul
ing has Just been sustained. The wive
of old soldiers should not ask for a di
Vorce.
, There is little time left for the girl'
if they would improve their leap yea
privileges. Then to think, there will no
be another leap year till 1901, eight years
hence.