The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-07-01

claims against the institution will call
and get their cash. while those knowing
themselves indebted doubtless there are
a few of these) will probably pass by on
the other side. May you ell have fine
old Fourth, and come through it safe
and sound.
j. NJ. Mcclure of Youngstown, Ohio,
is here Oh his annual trout fishing ex-
cursion. He seems to encounter some
sort of h0odoo when he strikes this lati-
tude, for the down pours OF rain make
trout fishing out of the question. 1t hap
pened so just year ago when he arrived
here.
Stephen Tuskas, u year-old son OF
Andrew Tuskas, of Latrobe, Pa, died
Saturday morning from lockjaw, caused
by the explosion of toy pistol, the car
tiidge of which tore his mouth. Another
warning against the use of the "toy,"
about No. so, we should say, within the
past two weeks.
Gus B. Evans relying entirely on the
word of the REPUBLICAN,, came down
from Endeavor to see the ball game be-
tween Tionesta and Tidioute, but was
disappointed. The fact is we didn't sup
pose little flood in the river would
cripple the home team to The extent of
postponing regularly scheduled game.
The jury in the trial of Harvey Zil-
lafro, at Kttanning, last week, disposed
OF the case promptly by bringing in a
verdict of murder in the first degree.
Zillafro was tried for the murder of his
young wife at Brady's Bend on the night
of February l4th, through insane jeal-
ousy. 1t was coldblooded and brutal
affair.
County fares will be held in this
part of Pennsylvania on dates following
Kittanning, Aug. 1921; Butler, Aug, %
2s; Cambridge Springs, Aug. 25-2S; Clar-
ion, Sept. s-ll; Stoneboro, Sept. 1-3;
Mercer, sept. l4-l6. The annual Grang-
ers' Picnic Exhibition at Williams
Grove. Aug. 24-29; National Live Stock
and Breeders Association, at Mt. Gret-
ma, Aug. 1921.
Little ten-year-old Willie Matthews,
of Oil City, who is visiting at Mrs. Con-
gers here, had his right forearm broken
by falling of a tree while picking June
berries on the hill back of town last Fri
day. The little fellow is nursing his
pet with good deal of complacency
AS though it we've one o f. the necessary ac.
compartments to a genuine vacation
away from home.
The Franklin News explodes a very
pretty astrological theory in this Off
hand fashions; A Titusyille astrologer
publishes monthly forecast of the trend
of the stock market. IL his prophetic
power is reliable, he ought not to be
Obliged to do anything so laborious as tC
cast horoscopes for the people. A few
weeks on the stock market would give
him life of elegant ease as coupon ip'
per.
B. j. Day, for many years a citizen
and the present postmaster of Kellett.
vile, has disposed OF his interests in thai
place, including dwelling, store, etc, tc
Leon Watson, and expects soon t. re.
move elsewhere, haying resigned as post.
master. James West, who has conducted
the Brooklyn House for several years
has also sold his property, Clyde Reed
being the purchaser, and who will con-
duct that popular hotel.
Capt. Henry Boyer, one of Bradford s
prominent business citizens, took advan-
tage of the excursion Sunday TO pay a
visit to his old friend and comrade-in-
arms, Capt. c. W. Clark of this place.
The two captains did valiant service for
Uncle Sam fr I'M 81 to '65, when there
was string times in the southland, and
they enjoy talking over the old times
now and then, and their recitals sre very
entertaining to "us young fellows"
Harry Buxton, former Tionesta
boy. and Miss Eta Putnam, an estilnable
Grand Valley young lady were mar
eied at the NJ. l.. church at Garland, on
Wednesday last, Rev. S. T. Davidson Of
iciatng. Harry has many friends here
who will wish him long life and hap.
py one for himself and bride. 1t will
please mis- friends to learn that the groom
has a nice situation with the ID. A. V. *
+. Railroad at the Valley.
Marriage is solemn thing, aud yet il
has an occasional jolly flash to Tighten
the gloom? Last Saturday in the Presby-
terian church at Waynesburg, Pa, Will
liam Stoy aud Ella Core stepped from
the choir and were married. The anus
ing feature was the fact that at the mo-
ment the couple came forward the choir
was singing the hymn, 20 happy day that
fixed my choice" The couple did some
blushing, but the ditty was all right.
Services will be held at Mt. Zion Lu-
theran Church on German Hill, July 5th.
A short German sermon will precede the
English services. Sabbath school will
begin at 10, church at IL, a. IN. The pas.
tor, NJ. l.. Fredrick has decided to fol.
low a call which has been extended Ia
him from a parish at New Bedford, Ohio
A meeting of all the voting members
will be called at the close of the services
Everyone is welcome.
On account of the International con.
vention of the Epworth League, to be
held at Detroit, Mich, July 16 to 10, the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
sell round-trip tickets to Detroit from all
stations on its lines. July Il and l5. good