The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-04-14

Two handsome monuments nave just
been placed in the East Hickory ceme-
terry, one on the lot of Mrs. Chas II.
French, to the memory of her husband,
and the other on the lot Of Mr.. e. l.. Cor
man, to tho memory of his wife. The
work was furnished by Foley Brothers
Co.; the Olean N. Y, monument dealers.
The following is the report of Hunter
Station school for the term ending April
IL, 1909: Total enrolment, males I, fe-
males 5; average attendance for ERIN,
males 5, females 5; per cent. ofatt0W ance
males 50, females 100. Those ~prd83een-
tire term are Mabel Armburger, Marie
Jaun, Edith Jaun, Annetta Swab, Mae
Swsb, and Joseph Kennedy. HobartSwah
missed but n day. AUGUSTA KoRB,
teacher.
The following officers for the Nebras-
ka M. Il. Sunday school have been elect
ed for the following year: Superintend-
emit, F. Y. Kreitler; assistant superin-
tendent, L. II. Allison; treasurer, X. l..
Haugh; secretary, Miss Mabel Blauser;
assistant secretary, Miss Iva Preston; Ii
brarians, Misses Ruth Want and Olive
Blauser; assistant librarians, Misses
Grace Reed and Mabel Harms; organist,
Miss Anna Blauser; assistant organist,
Mrs. s. II. Secer.
Gilbert Hagerty, who was employed
az a tool dresser on Lowe IL Co.'s we'll at
the old Asbury Chapel, had his right srm
severely injured last Thursday morning
by getting it caught between the crank
and the framework of the machine, while
STRENGTHENING the sand line. He came
home and consulted DR.. Dunn, who in
formed him that while the arm was badly
bruised there were no bones broken.
The injury was very painful and Will
keep him from work for several weeks.
w. l.. Hardison, vice president of the
Columbia Oil Producing Company, OF
Los Angeles CAL, formerly principal
owner of the Los Angeles Herald, and
at one time one of the wealthiest citizens
of Los Angeles, was instantly killed at
Roscoe, CAL, Saturday last, when the
motor car which he was driving collided
with a light engine. Mr.. Hardison was
formerly a resident Of Bradford, Pa, and
was a brother of James II. Hardison, for
merly of Tionesta, but now residing al
Geneva, Indiana.
The public will have the rare oppor-
tunity of hearing Judge Ben B. Lindsey
of Denver, in the Oil City Theater on
Saturday night, April "a. His work as
Judge of the Denver County Juvenile
Court and the active part he has taken
against graft in politics, have gained fol
him a national reputation. All who know
of the work of Judge Lindsey are anx'
iously waiting the opportunity ofhearinl
him. Tickets may now be secured a
Ormston's Oil City. The general admis
sion will be fifty cents; boys under eight
cen. twenty five cents, and no extri
charge will be made for reserved seats.
The Edwin j. Hadley exhibition o
J high class moving pictures, which Gomez
to the Court House tomorrow night, is al
: attraction builded upon the latest idea
and most modern methods employed II
this style of entertainm ent. Mr.. Hadle,
4 has held as his motto "the best or moth
ing" and his strict adherence to thi
t principle has placed "The Hadley Exhi
$ bition" upon the highest pinnacle of pub
4 lie appreciation. Every effort has beel
extended to beautify the entertainment
8 and there is a charm, a distinctive colo
Q to the Hadley pictures which has marke'
y it as the show of originality and progress
Q The good people &C Church Hill, |
u Hickory township, are determined t
have a church and with this end in VIE
secured the consent of the Evaugelics
Association for the removal of the Tow
Is Line church, in Kingsley township, I
Church Hill. The building has alread
g. been torn down and will be rebuilt
70 once on a lot adjoining the Church Hi
IS cemetery, the lot being donated by Nj
and Mrs. j. M. Church, of East Hickory
r. The church had not been used for SON
time at Town Line and was rapidly d.
B. caying and it was thought best that
le should DO put to good use. Rev. A.
Il Richards of Lickingville, Pa, was instr
ID mental in starting the work of removi
and will preach occasionally in the ne
church. S. Is. Church of Church Hill
a treasurer of the building committee an
r. if any charitably inclined persons desiI
10 to assist a struggling congregation an
,e contributions will be gratefully receive,
10
For Constipation.