The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-06-15

tutOWl hta to., oc,c.s. ol,,io ood ana
tanned .o.ssS 80. 49, 80 s,aao,
w n fell on the brick pavement
w ~ was put clear out of busi-
ness, bG ,y ohio 10 no ahor, 40 usuaI
from Butler says: The
WI, "o'A " ing the narrow gauge road
"' 10 Kane, distance Of 80
~, "os "mmenced in few days.
The Baltis Ohio ro,,,oad has been
su",a"'eerge tonnage in case the
'oau 10 III ahdard. All the bridges
and trestlet d,u,s,o, hova haap
made stand ,ho n.., ,ow dovs
''' nlns will have a good oil
producer in ,ond .olI on Tho uol.
lister farm o. ,,os, a,ao -, Tho r,vor
above town. ,a,l wae s,,shod loo,
week and tub, hos M, oct hoer mt
to pumping. aIt wa,ar in ,ha first
"oii nas no' zen exhausted. The
drilling machiI hoan movod IN ,ha
Carlson lot, bel uoll,s,or for tho
third well.
Ano'ner STU the price ofoil took
place Saturday Nho n.rLo, dronred
from $l.35 to ST. horro, Tn tho
'o'onoo Vi o'her MS for this heavy
cut why not blani, Tho oomo,9 I,,s
no" 'o 'a' AWAY still going at tho
ia'o VI I" "iiii"n IN second, we can
o'a'ne "no'e iot pleasant things on
1t without the fear Inc sw;shod off
'"o ear'n ior our milton.
Preaching servitlI ba beld in the
t"'' AIon i1u'hoian U, German Hill,
next Sunday, June IL II o'clock a
M, and each SUNDAY raof,or dnr,no
the summer, at the borr Rev
ona''es nush' stuun N the Capitol
o"''o's''y a' ooiuh hio, will serve
the congregation durLis vacation.
ounuay ocnooi each gu at 10 o'clock
a. m. All are cordiallyted to these
services.
The. following squibn the News
fits here as we'll as In It'd. mFor the
'steentieth time we RET that we
"ouiu ike your personalfriend news
for this column. The g, awav and
visiting season is now Oh ~ Won, re
s'au W se' away UT PIeasvith visits
from iriehus tell US ana wei help you
to be happy. We try to pretty
thorough drag net, but IL are left
charge 1t up to your own AGO -
AT 'he annual conVentioihe For
est County Sunday School ociation
held in Marienvile recently, follow
ing officers were elected for Lnsuint
year: President, f. Y. Krt. vic,
president, II. A. Shipe; socretaD. w
Morrison; treasurer, Mrs. EllDstlin
corresponding secretary, Rev. o
Calhoun. Mrs. Ellen Cstlin Mrs
Alice y. Ritchey were elected detes I,
the State sunday School Conven
-Dr. d. L. McAniuch, the gen, am
artine physician. left for a trip WEI on
day, intending to attend meeting IN
American Medical Association s
Louis, from the 7th to the 10th, I
spend some time with his mother lol
ivar, Mo-, and his brother at ManLr
Kansas. Mrs. McAninch is 80 ye,o
age.-Emlenton News. DR.. McAk
and his mother are quite we'll know,
Tionesta people, having visited here
quently in past years.
Treasurer Geo. Holemsn put his
sale of lands on, pursuant to advel
ment. Mon day of this week at the c
house. The attendance of buyers
bidders was unusually large, aud at t
the bidding was quite spirited, one
having been run up to $4,000 whit
was knocked down to j. K. Proper.
ward of 80 tracts were disposed of by
tioneer ID. W. Clark, and then an adj
ment was taken to June S0lh, when
balance on the list will be disposed OF
Representative Wheeler has reg
mended the appointment Of JohI
Dodds as postmaster of Franklin, vic
W. Morgan, whose term expired on
Sth inst. There was quite contest
this plum and in the selection Mr.. VIII
has again demonstrated his esteem
friendship for the old soldier, the I
rades of Mr.. Dodds having asked for
appointment. We understand 1t is
first sad only time that a Grand A
man has held the position of postm
of Franklin.
AT a meeting of the board of dire,
of st. Luke's Hospital DR.. s. f.
munda, inferno at the Maryland Hol
psthic Hospital, North Mount street,
unanimously elected resident physicI
succeed DR.. Frederick S. Bootsy, VIII
signed his position Saturday to g
Brooklyn, N. Y, where he will praC
DR.. W. F. Ledebur, who has been
nected with st. Luke's Hospital for 6
time, was appointed inferno of the
stitution to succeed DIR. Dulany.-E
more News, 7th.
Bills have been posted announ
the big Fourth of July celebration IN
nests. The committees having the q
in charge promise rousing old time
all the attendant doings usual to suct
cssions on tho bill of fare. A numbe
good races for good prizes and a
medal to the champion sprinter are b
arranged, and the many other field 81
and amusements will keep the crow,
good humor throughout the day.
range your affairs to take in the TioI
celebration and have a good time.