The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-09-15


Felt of Tionesta, is reappointed to the
Rock land church. Rev. f. w. Ware, a
former principal of the Tionesta school, is
returned to the Parker avenue church,
Franklin. Clarendon, Rev. G. E. Ers-
kline; Lickingville, Rev. f. G. Timmis.
The following item taken from the
Parsons, w. Va, Advocate, refers to a
former Tionesta boy, who seems to haye
acquired quite reputation as an inven-
tive genious, having patented a number
OF useful articles; "Our ingenious and
enterprising townsman, James H. Hu-
lings, has brought to public notice COM
bination spray, sprinkle and solid nozzle
which interesting and desirable water
contrtyance after satisfactory tests prom
ises to be of much practical utility. They
will likely cost about 20 or 25 cents"
The members of the Tionesta ball
team haye some work cut out for them
selves this week. Tomorrow they will
attend the harvest home picnic at Fry
burg and will play two games with the
team of that town. Saturday the Kel-
lettville team will again be in Tionesta
for game, which will begin at three
o'clock. The Kellettville boys are COM
ing down this time "with the goods" and
expect to win, while Tionesta will try to
convince them that there are others, so a
fine game may be expected. Tionesta
has two to her credit this season against
Kellettville, 81 and AZ, and the Kellett-
vile boys naturally want to wipe some
of those scores off the book. Don't miss
this game.
-Robart Lynch, for many years en-
ployed about the Wheeler Il Dusenbury
mills at Endeavor, met with an accident
Tuesday afternoon of last week that
will main him for life. lie was work.
ing at the edger and attempted to remove
splinter from the sawdust near the saw
when his left hand was drawn into the
saw and very badly lacerated. DR.. Kerr,
assisted by DR.. Morrow, of West Hick-
ory, attended the injured man and found
it necessary to anIputste the index finger
close to the hand. The second and third
fingers were badly lacerated, but the
physician has hopes ofsaving them. The
little finger was injured some but not
seriously. Mr.. Lynch is aged So years
and has family.
AT two o'clock this afternoon at the
court house there was accepted by the
Warren county Bar association a splen-
did likeness of Hon. Wilton NJ. Lindsey,
who served as president Judge of the
tifty-fourth judicial district including the
counties of Warren and Forest. The like
ness was perfected by r. II. Burfoot of
Warren and considered a splendid por'
trait. This afternoon the presentation
was made by the Hon. Charles w. Stone
on behalf of the Bar association. Re-
marks were also made by D. 1. Ball, c. E.
Bordwell, j. II. Alexander and W. S.
Clark, all of whom are members of the
Warren Bar association. The portrait of
Judge Lindsey is the seventh of the
judges who have presided over the ju-
ulolI tDdl uOW lu6 CUuIl
chamber Warren Mirror, 10th.
Constable James Grove of Kingsley
township brought man down from Kel-
lettville yesterday on commitment from
Justice John Shaw aud left him In charge
of the County Commissioners. His name
is Hsmond Kuhn, and he is veteran of
tho oiril war havin0 haap q pnamhar of
Co. A, 5th Pa. Cavalry, and 1t is the
opinion of the authorities that he strayed
away from the Soldiers Home at Erie.
He gives his age as IS years. The COM
missioners are communicating with that
institution, aud If their surmises are cor
rect the man will be returned. Kuhn
came to Kellettville Sunday evening and
was taken care of at the boarding house
until yesterday when proceedings were
instituted to learn where he belonged,
His pension papers indicate that he is
drawing pension on account of epilepsy
and rheumatism. and the former disesse
has undoubtedly affected his mind.
The Madison, Indiana, Democrat of
recent date has this item concerning the
little steam boat which was harbored here
last fall and winter: "The City of War
rem, a handsome and comfortably ar
ranged twin screw pleasure launch is ly-
ing at the landing today. The boat is in
command of Captain o. l.. Dalrymple,
with N. G. Harkalthan, engineer, both of
Warren, Pa, and Fl. w. Boys of Vevay
as mate. Captain Dalrymple is a meat
merchant Of Warren, city near the
headwaters of the Allegheny river, few
miles from the northern line of the state,
and near Lake Chautauqua, He is TAX
ing summer tour for his health on the
river, and finds his health wonderfully
improved. He left Warren last April In
the Warren, a boat 36 feet in length, with
two gasoline engines, and fitted out for
living, accommodating three men COM
fortably, and has since been fishing,
hunting and visiting the various towns
en- route. They are now bound for Little
Rock, Ark, going down the Ohio and the
Mississippi to the mouth of the White
river, and up the Arkansas river to Little
Rock, and further on up if they feel in.
clined when they reach that point. Cap
tain DaIrymple is very pleasant gentle
man and is enjoying his vacation"
Cholera Infantum Cured.
"Something like two years ago my |
baby, which was then about year old, |
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