The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1906-03-28

evening; love feast Sunday morning al
10 O'Clock; preaching at IL o'clock, also
preaching In the evening. Rev j. s.
McGeary will have charge. All are cor
daily invited to attend these services.
Rev. John T.. Scherer was installed
as paste of the Endeayor Presbyterian
church in very interesting service and
in the presence of large congregation,
on Tuesday evening, this week. Rev.
Mr.. McIlvaine, OF Emlenton, presided
and also gave the charge to the pastor.
Rev. r. e. Fleming, OF Rock River, H.,
preached the sermon and Rev. Paul ] /.
Slonaker, Of Tlonesta, gave the charge 20
the people.
Miss Effie Schwab and Clyde Wolf
both of Newmansville, Pa, were married
at the home of the BRIDES parents on st.
Patrick's day by Rev. r. A. Zahniser, of
Tionesta. The bride, whose gown was o f
white mohair and silk, was unattended
and the ceremony was witnessed only by
relatives and followed by a sumptuous
wedding dinner. There were many ap.
propriate and valuable gifts to the bride,
who is neice of William, Harry and A.
G. Dolby, of Oil City.-Derrick.
Monday afternoon of this week the
thriving little city of Kane, Pa, was
scorched to the tune of $50, 900 by fire
which was caused by gasolene explo-
sion. Among the heaviest losers were
Wickham u Johnston, lverymen, who
lost 32 horses, which were cremated in
their stalls, entailing total loss on the
owners of the property of $4,000. Two
buildings belonging to p. M. McHale
were burned at loss of $685. 900. Other
buildings and property destroyed run
the losses up to nearly $780, 900.
Deputy Supreme President G.. w.
Brown, of Youngsville, Pa, organized
Clarington Lodge No. -, keystone Ben
eft Society, last Wednesday evening, at
Clarington, Pa, with 40 applicants for
charter, and with the following named
officers: Past president, B. A. London;
president, Mrs. Eva B. Hill; vice presi-
dent, o. b. Hotel; secretary, Mrs. Ettie
l.. Hepler; treasurer, T. X. Williams;
chaplain, Rev. George l.. Hill; warden,
Mrs. Ida Greenhill; outside guardian,
Frank Cassatt; inside guardian, r. w.
Greenhill; conductor, John Hotel; as
sistant conductor, r. s. Royer; examiu-
ing physician, J. ]. Brewer, NJ. D.; trus-
tee, l.. j. Reynolds.
"A current news item states that the
Pennsylvania railroad "has decided that
all employees, except the Office forces,
must be attired in uniforms during work.
ing hours, and this year will witness the
donning of uniforms by employees of de-
partments where this rule has never been
enforced. The adoption of uniforms is TO
be effected gradually, and is already we'll
under way" The public in general is
not so much concerned about uniformed
employees as it is about the time that the
Pennsylvania and all other railroads in
,he state intend to resume the sale of
I0O0-mile books without the extraordi-
nary l0-dollar deposit. 1t is quite likely
hat the next legislature will place a
,-cent-a. mile law where il will do the
most good, and that the adoption of such
. rate will be effected, not gradually"
but with utmost promptitude.
"A souvenir postal card from Rev. C. |
J. Rumberger, who has been soiourning |
1t st. Augustine, Florida, conveys the
pleasing news that his trip has greatly |
him and that he will soon start |
or home quite we'll man. The Doctor
Isys: "My wife and myself have been
lere about nine weeks, and we expect to
about three weeks on the way |
lome. When came / was not able to
walk. Last week l was able to land the |
ish here photographed. l will not say
low big it is, but you can count the
veather-bo boards and give me credit for the
nch Of tail. 1t weighed seven pounds.
Please remember me to all my friends"
The fish mentioned is photographed
gainst the side of a house, and its length
overs four of the slx-inch weather
'oards, making it easily % inches long,
nd a very handsome specimen.
Rev. w. o. Calhoun, the popular
'astor Of the Tionesta and Nebraska M.
.. churches, was severely injured in
unaway last Sunday afternoon. In
ompany with Mr.. Keppel and daughter
10 was driving in his sleigh from Fox
reek, where he had been to preach, to
anne frightened and started to run and
lick. During the mix-up Mr.. Calhoun
vas thrown from the rig, sustaining
islocation of the right shoulder and
evere bruising in gen eral. AS soon as
elp could be procured he was brought
D his home here, where DR.. Dunn re-
laced the shoulder. He is confined to
he house at present, but is resting easy
nd will soon be about as usual. The
theirs with him were not injured. The
orse kicked herself free from the sleigh,
'hich was considerably used up, and
'as captured short distance down the
Dad.
After good deal of study and work,
ays wise old philosopher, we have at
sst figured out why so many country ed
iors get rich. Here is the secret of sue
ess: A child is born in the neighbor-
ood; the attending physician gets $40;
ne editor gives the loud-lunged youngs-
Or and the "happy parents" a send-off
nd gets 80. 1t is christened; the minis
or gets $40, and the editor gets 500. 1t
rows up and marries; the editor pub
shes another long-winded, flowery arti-
10, and tells a dozen lies about the "beau-