The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-05-27
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the Hawthorne tract below Turnkey.
vile. They will start the drill in
their No. 2 we'll the first of the week.
-Tydioute Ne,Cs
The many friends of Mrs. J. F.
Overlander will be greatly pleased to
learn that she has taken a decided
turn for the better within the past
day or two, and there are good hopes
of her ultimate recovery.
The Children's Aid Society of
Tionesta, at their last meeting, elec.
ted Mrs. Kate b. Craig delegate, with
Mrs. @. A. Randall as alternate, to
the State convention, which meets at
Clearfeld, Pa, June 4th.
The telephone linemen are here
this week stringing the wires and max.
ing connections. 1t is probable the
exchange will be in operation and
conversation going on among the sub.
scribers within the next ten days.
DR.. j. w. Morrow was elected
at the recent meeting of the State
medical association, as one of the
Pennsylvania delegates to the meet.
ing Of the national association which
takes place next year in Pbiladel.
phia.
Rev, Wm. Richards delivered a
very interesting aud eloquent Memo.
rial discourse at the Presbyterian
church last Sabbath, which was lis
tened to by large congregation, a
large part Of which were veterans of
the late war.
Mr.. Isaac Long of Newmans.
vile passed through town Saturday
on his return from Warren, whittier
he had been called by the serious i'll.
ness of the late Justice Shawkey.
He was present when Mr.. Shawkey
breathed his last.
The Cook, Haight & Agnew
well, opposite the mouth of Fools
Creek, Howe township, opened about
ten days ago, is one of the finest yet
struck in that territory, and is an in.
dication that very extensive field
may be developed there this season
The many friends of Mrs. F. E
Meicalf, of Stewards Run, will bt
greatly panied to learn that she il
lying very seriously i'll at her hone
1t is sincerely hoped that her condi
ton may take turn for the better
and that she may soon be on a fail
way to recovery.
DIR. A, Preston Steele, of thil
city, will be married on Wednesday
June Sd, at Greenville, Pa, to Mis-
Eliza j. Paden, of that place. Th,
groom, with his bride, will return
here about June Goth and will max,
their home at Hotel Brunswick
IitlsviHe Revie,o.
The Oil City Blizzard was four
teen years old last week, and still
shows no signs Of having spent it
fury, like some of its western name
sakes. The Blizzard gathers strength
and vigOr with each succeeding year
and wherever it goes it is as welcom
as the flowers of May.
1t is said that General Weyle
has put stop to the expectation o
tobacco from Cuba. This being th
case Havana cigars will be a rarit
for time, but as about everybody il
these parts is content with four.fe
tobey nowadays, there will be littl
wailing over Weyler's embargo.
Invitations are issued for tn
second annual reunion of the Siggin
Family, to be held in Brokenstrav
Park, Irvineton, Wednesday, Jun
Oath, Nearly three hundred of tn
relatives gathered there last year, tn
occasion of the first reunion, aud
very delightful time was had.
much larger representation is expeC
ted this year,
Mr.. Murray Nash, of Watso
, Farm, this county, would like in
formation concerning a bay mar
which recently strayed away from b
premises. She wesghs about 1,10
> pounds, is of fine round build, ha
, little sore on back caused by haI
3 ness, and favOrs the right hind foot
little. Information leading 10 he
return to the owner will be suitabl
D rewarded. Address, Murray Nasl
q Watson Farm, Forest Co., Pa.
a -TidIoute Ne1Os: Rev. j. E. Hi
I lard was up from East Hickory Tue
day.-Miss Ellen Clarke sper
! Sunday with Mrs. N. P. Wheeler {
Hickory, Miss Mary Ailinger an
the twins Roy and Rex Wheele