The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-06-23

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section, died Monday night from tue
results Of a stroke of paralysis. He was
aged aoout 80 years. The funeral will be
held tomorrow.
We learn through the Ridgwsy Ad-
vocate OF the serious illness from typhoid
fever of Archie Il. Hillsrd, SOL of Rev. J.
e. Hillard, at the home of his parents at
Clintonville, Pa. Archie is well remem-
bered in Tlonesta, his birthplace, and
friends tere will %anxiously await news of
his improvement. He was principal of
the schools at Ford City, Armstrong
county, the past term, and just finished
the term when attacked with the fever.
-Seventy-six Seniors, seventy-six
Middlers and one hundred thirty-three
Juniors passed successfully the State
Board examinations held at the Clarion
State Normal School, June 18th and 18th.
The Following from Forest County are
members of the Senior class and will
graduate June 23rd: Richard Baxter,
G~ilfoyle; Sarah Carson, Tionesta; Charles
Dotterrer, Muzetie; William D%otterrer,
Muzette; Lawrence Zuendel, Starr; Chas.
A. Anderson, B~rookston.
g. f. Watson and son II. II. Watson
of Tionests Pa, arrived in this city Sun
day and are spending the week with the
formers daughter, Mrs. w. A. Shewman
Jr. When they leave for the East they
will be accompanied by Mrs. Sbewmsn
and son, Alon, who will spend the sum-
mel months visiting relatives in Penn
sylvania. 1t is the intention ofthe party
to stop at Seattle and attend the A.-Y-P.
Exposition before they start across the
continent. Oregon City Courier, June
18th.
Foreigners caught with guns, rifle or
firearms of any kind in their possession
will be subject to Leavy fines and i'm
prisonment. These are the provisions of
the Steel bill, which Gov. Edwin s..
Stuart signed, and is a law that has been
advocated for a long time, because so
many game wardens have been shot and
wounded by foreigners who shoot birds
OF any kind and use firearms without any
consideration of what the results are 60
ing to be-. By the Steel bill unnatural
lied foreigners dare not have In their
possession firearms Of any kind.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Gerow, Mrs.
Robert A. Fulton, Thomas Fulton and
Miss Dora Gerow went 10 Lily Dale, N.
Y, Monday, to prepare for the opening
of the Msplewood Hotel, which MI. and
Mrs. Gerow have rented and will manage
for the summer season. The hotel is
a commodious one of seventy room and
Is the only one on the Lily Dale Assem-
bly, Grounds. 1t will be opened for the
season on July LIST and will be under the
direct charge OF Mrs. Gerow and Mrs.
Fulton, who will spare ne pains to make
it a pleasant and popular resting place
for the guests. Rates, 500 per day.
Special rates to all season guests.
"A letter from James Beatty, a former
Forest county citizen and expert saw-
filler, states that he has made a change in
his residence and is now located at Tioga,
w. Va. He says: "Your paper is like
getting a letter from home. / saw quite
a number of Forest county people the
other day, among them Elmer and James
Stitzinger. They are doing a good bust.
ness down here, having a nice little lum.
bering plant here. l also saw John Gold
their engineer. He is the same old
Greeley W. W. Underwood, having
just returned from the west, has taken a
filing job six miles from where 1 am To-
Gated. He is getting along fine. We like
big ones. Remember me kindly to all
old friends at our old home."
H. s. Brockway Esq, accompanied
by Mrs. Brockwsy, was a visitor to the
county seat Monday, and while here took
occasion to lift his commission and be
sworn in as a Notary Public before Rec
order Geist. Mr.. Brockway will main
tain an office at Msrienville where &C.
Acknowledgements can be taken and all legal
matters pertaining to his appointment
will be attended to promptly. He is also
a regularly admitted agent and has power
to prosecute pension claims in the De-
partmeut of the Interior at Washington,
d. c., and having had much experience
in this line under the late Hon. j. b.
Agnew, is we'll equipped to successfully
conduct any claims that may be placed
in his hands. Old soldiers throughout
the county should make a note of this
when in need of the services ola compe.
tent agent.
Out along the public road leading to
Tylersburg, about a mile and a half
northwest of that village, Is located the
goat farm of DR.. J. L. Beck of Marien-
Vile. The enclosure covers several hun
dred acres, and much of the land is COW
cred with a thick growth of pine, hem
lock and other saplings, through which
courses a pretty stream Of pure water,
making a cool retreat for the herd in hot
weather and the whole furnishing an
ideal home or romping ground for the
hundred or more sleek-lookin little
animals there corralled. The goats are Of
the Angora variety, and while the start
ing of this industry vas largely in the
nature of an experiment, or perhaps a fad,
it seems to be flourishing so we'll that if
he isn't mighty careful 1t will turn out a
money-maker for the Doctor. If the goats
happen to be congregated near the road,
as they were a few days ago while the
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