The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-06-22

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ity of Mayburg surprised Rev. and Mrs.
A. II. M. Zahnser by presenting them
with 20 yards of handsome carpet and a
purse of $500 in cash, last Thursday eve-
ming The good people feel very grate-
full to the kind donors. and desire to
publicly express their thanks.
The English language, writes cor
respondent to the London Globe, contains
the three words to, too, two, sounded
alike. Now, 1t is easv to say, "There are
three to too two's in English" but how
would you write it, using one of the
words only? That is, would the plural
be "to's," "too's," or "two's"?
Fire destroyed barn belonging to
the Proper lease, German Hill, last Fri
day In The building was stored consid-
cradle oil well machinery and tools, all OF
which were burned. Also hack and
buggy belonging to o. B. Mcintyre, who
occupies the premises on which the barn
was situated. His horse was consider
hblJ Jul Htii bui VIII lONONNis hO ico'
will amount to at least $500.
"A reduced rate for money orders to
Sweden, Norway, Switzerland, Austria
and Denmark, will go into effect at all
international money order offices in the
United States on the first of July. The
reduction is very considerable, being
Just half on a hundred dollar remittance.
Besides there will be new conversion
that will make your money worth more
in the old country than at present.
Company of Warren, Company II
of Ridgway and Company G of Bradford,
have accepted the invitations extended
them to participate in tho exercises in
this city incident to the celebration on
July 9TH. Arrangements are being made
to have a sham battle at the driving park,
in the evening, in connection with an
elaborate display Of fireworks Brad
ford Era. Tionesta has number of re-
cruits belonging to Co. l.
AT its meeting for the election o
teachers last Wednesday evening very
radical changes were made by the school
board in the selection of those who will
have charge of the different rooms during
the next term. Tho number of teachers
was reduced TO five instead of six. d. w.
Morrison remains as principal, having
been elected last year for two years. The
others are Room !, or primary, Blanche
NJ. Pease, Tionesta No. 2, Iva Carpen-
ter, Endeavor; No. 3, Elinor f. Norlin,
Ludlow, Pa; No. A, Charlotte McLane
Youngsville, Pa.
-Endeavor, Weet Hickory and Tio.
nesta were represented in a friendly ten
mis- tournament with the Marienvllle
players on the courts of the latter named
last Friday, in which the west end came
off victorious in all but one event. Dr
Morrow of West Hickory, and w. II
Stiles of Endeavor Won their match
against Claud Kelly and Chas. Sabine, in 6
three set contest; Rev. II. W. Illingwortt
defeated s. l.. Pickens in singles; J. D
Davis OF Tionesta, and Gus q. Evans o.
Endeayor won from Geo Bull and John
Reynor in two sets; Stiles and Evans
won from Leo Keating and DR.. Yingling
best two in three. DR.. Morrow and
Claud Kelly played two sets of singles
which were hotly contested, Kelly win
ming both. 1t was gild edged playing on
either side. And then you ought to have
seen "the minister and me- do up that
Express aggregation; but we're moi
growing any, for we may haveto meet 'en
again some day, when it might be differ
ent. The visit ofthe west enders was an
impromptu affair, yet very pleasant one
for those who attended and who were
nicely entertained. We would like to see
more OF this visiting between the tennis
players of the two ends of the county.