The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-06-18

tered To about 20 Of his friends Monda
evening, tho prominent feature of Il
menu being some l5O nice juicy frog
which part Of the guests had furnishe,
The supper was all right, aud il was sci
we'd in the highest style of the art. Cap
john II. Steele, Venango county's popu
lar candidate for treasurer, was one ofih
guests ofhonor.
There is one word in the Englis
language which can appear six times con
secutively in a sentance and make cor
rect English. To illustrate; A bo
wrote on the black board, "The man tina
lies does wrong" The teacher objecte,
to the word "that," so the word "who'
was substituted. And yot 1t must be evi
dent to the reader for all that, that tina
that that that teacher objected to wa
right, alter all.-Four Track News.
Through the kindly offer of Mr.. Jas
ID. Davis the Christian Endeavor suciot,
of the Presbyterian church will serve ic,
cream soda and cake al the Drug Store
to-day, Wednesday, June IS, beginning
at 10 O'Clock a. m, and continuing al
through the day aud evening. Durin.
the heated weather there is nothing NOR,
cooling or refreshing than glass of ic'
cream soda, so it is to be hoped that every
one will patronize the c. Il. on this oc
casion.
A. G. Whiiton ofGuitonville received
a very severe cut on the left shoulder
from a flying axe while peeling bark last
Friday. He and companion were fell
ing a tree and one of the limbs struck the
handle ofan axe which was sticking in
another log and the axe flew into the all
striking Mr.. Whitton on the shoulder
in its descent, making very painful
wound. DR.. Dunn give the necessary
surgical attention aud the patient is get
ting along nicely.
There was liberal display of "old
Glory" last Saturday from business
houses and private residences, aud many
OF the beautiful emblems were also sus-
pended across the street, being in honor
of"Fiag Day" The State and National
departments of the q. a. X. had request
ed that flags be displayed ON this occa-
sion, but called for no special ceremony.
On June IA, l777, the American Congress
adopted our beautiful emblem as the flag
-four country, and that date has since
been named by Act of Congress as flag
day"
The 25th annual meeting of the
womans Foreign Missionary Society OF
Clarion Presbytery meets in Emlenton
to-day and Tomorrow. Among other in-
teresting parts Of the program are adj
dresses by Miss Sarah NJ. Wherry of
India, aud G. II Irwin, N. d. of Korea,
who will tell about Gospel and Surgery
under the Banner OF the Gospel" Those
who are in attendance from this section
OF the PIesbytery arc: Mrs. N. p.
Wheeler, Endeavor, Mrs. w. G. Morrow,
West Hickory, Mrs. Kate b. Craig and
Miss Nancy Morrow of Tionesta.
There never was a paper in any local
ity that gave us all the news says an eX-
change. 1t is onen that some persons
como or go that the editor does not see.
1t happens that a family is missed several
times. They get the impression that the
paper does not care to mention shem or
has grudee against them. II is mis-
take. Tho paper has no ill-ieeling, no
spite, no enmilv against anybody. Most
people take the local paper. Don't lie
afraid to give the editor news of interest.
Perhaps you think the paper has shown
par.iality; but try aud see If it doesn't
treat ycu well II given a chance.
The SEM annual convention of Chris
tian Endeavor Unions Ct this vicinity
will be held in Tionesta Friday afternoon
and evening, June Goth. A number Of
speakers from distance will he present
and take an active part in the program.
The convention promises to lie interest
ing and Instructive to Christian Endea.
vor workers. Among some of the sub
jects for discussion are the following I.
"How Can the Indifferent Members BE
Made Enthusiastic w irkers p "rhe Ne
cessity OF Spirituality in Our Meetings, -
and "rhe JOY of Service" Delegates to
this convention will be present from the
societies of Franklin, Oil City, Titusvillc,
Plcasantville, and other points near here.
-Judson Sallado died at the county
home last wednesday afternoon and his
remains were laid to rest at Guitonville,
his home on Friday following. Mr.. Sal
lade was formerly a citizens Of jerks
township, this county. where he grew to
manhood and spent most of his life. For
many years he followed school teaching,
in which profession he was engaged when
overiakon by i'll health, his disease being
diabetes. When no longer able TO work
and support.his .amily hs was provid, d
for at the county home. lie was ag, d
about 40 years and leaves a wife and
several children. The deceased was an
earnest Christian man, always loyal and
and firm in the faith OF the NJ. L. church
of which he was life long member.