The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-05-04

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Tionesta, Saturday. August 20.
George X. Il. Dawson has finished
saving at his mill near the mouth O
Hunter run, and is moving the mill tc
the Allender tract, near the White
Church, where he has about l00, 900 feel
of pine, oak and chestnut timber to saw
Ed. Goodwin, of Nebraska, who was
elected to the office of Assessor of Green
township at the February election, has
resigned, and the County Commissioner
have appointed X. W. Ledebur, of Ger
man Hill, the former Assessor, to fill the
unexpired term.
F. G. Proper of Tionesta has pur.
chased from E. A. Lambert of this city a
handsome Columbia roadster automobile
II Is very desirable type of machine
and Is said TO give excellent service. Mr.
Proper has taken his new acquisition
home and before the season is ended he
will make records fall apart in the county
seat of Forest. Herald.
When they blame the farmer for not
making the farms produce more aud
thus keep down prices, just recall that
seventy-two million dozen eggs have
been put In cold storage since spring
brought the hens to busy industry. That
Is why eggs do not 90 down In price,
why they never 20 down and never will
so long as trust corners the food of the
people.
Rev. John G. Cornwall, d. D., of the
Northern New York Con ference has been
appointed as pastor of the Brookville
Methodist church to fill the vacancy oc-
casioned by the death of the late pastor,
Rev. II. G. Hall. Rev. Cornwall is a
new man in this con ference, but is highly
commended by Bishop David Ii. Moore,
who presided oyer the last session of con-
ference.
An examination for students desiring
to enter the Tionests High School, will
be held in the public school building,
next Saturday morning, May 7th, begin
ming at $3.50 o'clock. All nonresident
pupils will be required to pass this ex-
animation before entering high school.
The examination will be held under the
direction of County Superintendent d.
W. Morrison.
-Tionesta Lodge, No. 369, 1. o. o. F..
observed its ninety-fir anniversary last
Sunday evening by attending divine SER
vices at the M. Il. church. About thirty
members were present and Rev. w. o.
Calhoun, himself member of the order,
delivered fine sermon, basing his re-
marks on the text as found in GalatioDs
6;2: "Besr ye one another's burdens,
and so fulfill the law of Christ"
There is absolutely no clue as to the
whereabouts little Edwin Adams, who
was lost in the woods at Lamont, near
Kane. A squad of the State Constabu-
larry arrived at Kane Sunday from PUNK
sutawney and are engaged in making a
systematic search for the missing boy.
Michael Stefan, the little boy at Ludlow,
who was lost in the woods on the same
day, has never been heard from.
Rev. w. ]. Zuck, d. D., of Erie, Pa,
who represents the Anti.Saloon League
in western Pennsylvania, will speak in
the NJ. +. church in Nebraska next Sun.
day morning at II o'clock and in the NJ.
Il church in Tionesta at o'clock p. m.
Rev. Zuck is most pleasing and enter
tanning speaker and cordial Invitation
is extended to all to be present and listen
to his presentation of this subject.
-Wanted.-Saw mill men for piling,
loading and running lumber. Also men
for indoor work. Address applications 10
A. w. Vantassel, Superintendent, Shelf
field, A. Fl. Brush, Superintendent, Lo-
lets, w. W. Lowell, superintendent,
Nina, or p. e. Shoemaker, Superintend-
ent Manufacturing and Shipping, Will
Transport, Pa, care of Central Pennsyl-
vania Lumber Company. $3.50 st
Forty car loads of fine square timber
were loaded last week in the yards of
Wheeler & Dusenbury, at Endesvor, this
county, to be shipped to Montreal, where
it will be floated down the st. Lawrence
and then shipped to Eng land to be man
uiactured. The timber is OF the finest
pine and sells by the cubic foot instead of
by board measure. This shipment will
net this company something over $4,000.
Rev. w. L. Briukmsn, pastor of the
First English Lutheran church, of War
Da mil aVIu oAA 10 hn
Brotherhood Of the NJ. E. church in this
place next Friday evening, at s o'clock.
Rev. Mr.. Brinkmau is one of the leading
spirits in church work in this part of the
state. A pleasing speaker with a wonder
full personality. All adult male men,
bers of all congregations are invited to
hear him.
-Punxsutawney folks raised 500 to
purchase plot of ground for use of the
the children, place where all sorts of
healthful games can be played, and thus
not only develope the physical but the
social nature as well, and be kept off the
streets. We don't know a better thing
that could have been done for the boys of
today, who will be the citizens of to-
morrow, and we congratulate the ladies
who conducted the enterprise.
Clyde Gorman, of Warren, Pa, and
brother Charles, of Endeavor, stopped in
town Saturday night, after completing a
trip by canoe on Tionesta creek from
Sheffield. They left Sheffield Friday
evening, camping over night on the banks
of the stream and coming on through