The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-11-11
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
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LOCAL AND MlSOELLA NE0US.
oil market sl.2O.
C. II. Lawrence was in Oil City last
Friday.
Geo. Rasb was up from Oil City on
Monday.
VIM. Smcarbaugh is in Pittsburg on
business.
Another lot of fmackintoshes at Miles
q Armstrong;. 1t.
The best place for underwear and
shirts is at Miles & Armstrongs. It.
Mrs Girard, of Kollettville, is guest
of her daughter, Mrs. A. b. Hepler.
MIR. r. N. Marshall of Redclylle, was
a business visitor to town yesterday.
Miles & Armstrong have the best and
cheapest line of shoes, hats and caps. It.
Miss Maude Grove visited her aunt,
Mrs. J. a. Hart, in Oil City over Sunday.
New Ovorcoats and suits for men and
boys this week at Miles & Armstrong;.
-Unas. S. Leech was down from Ma
rienville on business last Thursday even
ing.
Miles & Armstrong have still a lot Of
bargains in shoes of broken sizes. See
them. 1t.
DIR. Davies of Warren was guest at
the residence of Rev. j. T. Brennan over
Sunday.
N. P. Wheeler of Stowtown was a
business visitor 20 the county scat on
Monday.
Miss Roberta Elliott of Oil City is a
welcome guest at the home of Mrs. Kate
b. Craig.
Bring in your tickets and get a stand.
Another lot just in at Miles & Arm
strong's. 1t.
e. E. Morrison Of West Hickory was
caller at the REPUBLICAN, Office on
Saturday.
Roy Wilbur, of Emlenton, was a
guest at the residence Of S. S. Garfield
the past week.
Enthusiasm and booze form strange
combination. "But oh what difference
IN the morning
County Commissioner-elect, c. NJ.
Whiteman, was business visitor to Oil
City on Monday.
Winter is approaching aud it would
be good plan to patch up few of those
holes in the sidewalks.
Miss Florence Gordon was welcome
/ g,F 10. L., r.,
a short time last week.
Mrs. c. a. Randall and Mrs. j. 7.
Brennan spent last Friday with Mrs. G.,
f. Watsnn, at Golen2a.
Miss Mae Grove, of Tionesta, Pa, is
visiting j. A. Hart and family, Of East
Second street.-DeyTiek
Miss Florence Hagerty was a visiting
delegate to the Epworth League conven-
ton in Tidioute last week.
Mrs. II. II. Shoemaker and children
returned Monday from a weeks visit
with friends at Newmansyille.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Robertson of
Marienville, were guests at the home of
j. c. Bowman last Thursday and Friday.
Miss Kate Hood, the competent assis-
tant at the post office, is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. J. c. Carson, at West Hickory.
Protection is what the American peo-
pie want, and such as will keep you
warm you can get Of Miles G Armstrong
Harrison Dotrerrer Of Forest county
was circulating among his friends and
relatives here last -EmieHtoa
NeVs.
Miss Hattie Gould, one of the teach
ers in the Oil City schools, was a guest at
the residence of 5. II. Iisslet, Friday aud
Saturday.
Misses Euretta Proper aud Ellie Wal
ters drove up from Tionesta last Sunday
and were guests Of Miss Marie Allen
TIdioUte Ners.
Those defeated politicions who have
been eating crow since the election will
soon have a chance to change their dieI
and tackle turkey.
The Recording Angel can now take 9
long needed rest. Every body is toe
much exhausted to tell any moro lies.-
RcddiHg, Pa., Herald.
Joseph Green of East Hickory, Pa.
has an S-year-old horse, weight betweer
1900 and 1900 pounds, which he offers fol
sale at reasonable price.
Jim Shoemaker has gone to Bruin
Butler county, to DO the painting on th'
new Free Methodist church which his ia
ther is building in that place.
"A resident Of Belvidere, n. j., VIII,
is l03 years old is a rider OF the wheel, ant
Buffalo, n. Y, has a rider who is only
two and one-half years of age.
Misses Ruth Cook and Pearl Louder
of Nebraska, who were delegates to tn
Epworth League convention in Tidiout
last week returned home Mon1ay.