The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-10-12

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and following these dates. Most rains are
expected the last week of October. The
month will be unusually stormy. Both
the transcontinental and the tropical
storms will be numerous and severe.
Surprised by ana ysis OF sausage
gathered by agents OF his division, Dairy
and Food Commissioner James Foust has
ordered an investigation made into the
ingredients of the sausages sold in the
State. 1t is said that the results have
shown liberal use of flour paste instead
OF meat as required in the food trade.
Learning that AL. G.. Whitehil had
recently undergone serious operation at
the Oil City hospital, and that he would
likely be confined to that institution for
some time, his good friends and former
neighbors at Nebraska raised nice
purse of money and sent II TO him last
week, as a token OF their regard for him.
Mr., and Mrs. Whitehill are very grateful
for this kind remembrance. and desire in
this way to express their heartfelt thanks
for the same, hoping soon to be able to
thank their friends in person for their
thoughtfulness and generosity.
Many towns in this latitude are ad-
yocaling, and will have, no doubt, safe
and sane Halloween this year, which
means, in other words, one devoid of
vandalism or rudeness of any kind, but
rather of the funny, grotesque sort. 1t
is hoped Tionesta will adopt som ething of
this nature, as it has done in the last year
or two back. There is real enjoyment to
both spectator and participant in a night
of such reYelry. viii someone take the
initiative and organize a parade, as well
as adopt other features that have only fun
and laughter in them? Who'll take the
leadY
MIR. and Mrs. Raymond Childs, re-
siding on the Henry Blum farm, Tubbs
Run, are called upon to mourn the death
of their little sou, Lewis William, which
occurred Monday evening, from cholera
infantum, after an illness OF twenty -four
hours. The babe was aged five months,
bright, winsome little fellow, and the
stricken parents have the sympathy of
the whole neighborhood in this afllction.
The funeral takes place today, Wednes
day, at 10 o'clock, at Mt. Zion Lutheran
church, and the interment will be in the
cemetery connected with the church,
Rev. w. o. Calhoun officiating.
The schools of Mayburg this county,
have been closed indefinitely on account
of a diphtheria scare in that town. Myrl
Kifier, boy aged II years, who had been
i'll with tonsilitis, developed very
serious case of diphtheria the last of the
week, and as a number of other children
had been with him and exposed to the
disease, the schools were closed as pre-
cautionary measure, DR.. W. W. Serrill,
of Kellettville, has charge of the case.
The boy was reported to be somewhat
improved yesterday. rigid quarantine
stamp out the disease before it has a
chance to spread.
Mrs. Maggie Hepler will hold pub
lie sale on the VIM. Hepler farm in Tio-
nesta township, one mile north Of Stro-
bleton, beginning at one o'clock p. m, on
Saturday. october 22d, when the follow
ing property will be disposed of: One
Conklin wagon, one-horse wagon, pair
bob sleds, sleigh, 3 buggies, plow, shovel
plow, 2 cultiyators, tanning mill, moving
machine, set double work harness, 2 sets
buggy harness, horse blankets, 8 tons
straw, potatoes, oats, grind stone, boring
machine, 3 ladders, | wood and 2 coal
heating stoves, large range cook stove, 2
bedsteads, carpets, and other articles.
Terms made known on day of SALE
The local newspaper is really tire
less letter writer if nothing more. Week
after week, year after year it goes on,
telling of marriages, births, deaths, the
coming and going of people, of business
successes or failures, accidents, crops,
improvements, meetings, socisls-well,
in fact events OF all kinds. All is grist
that comes to the hopperof good local
newspaper. you should undertake to
write letter each week TO an absent
friend and tell half the news found in
your local newspaper you would give up
in despair. People in live town recog-
nizs this and take pleasure in giving
hnr mi
Charles Mcclure, who was arrested
July Goth, charged with being implicated
in the murder of Horton Craig, was re-
leased from the Kittauning Jail Saturday
afternoon. He is to appear in court on
the third Monday of December at which
time he will undoubtedly obtain full
discharge. All of the evidence so far
gathered by the detectives employed on
the case has shown Mcguire to be inno-
release from custody, the judge granted
the petition. No opposition was offered
on the part of the district attorney and he
admitted that they had been unable to
secure sufficient evidence to warrant an
indictment Republican.
Alton V. Hoover, twice convicted of
numbering his young wife year ago, at
Atlantic, Crawford county. was sentenced
by Judge Emery A. Wslling of Erie
county Thursday afternoon to pc hanged.
Hoover took the sentence stoically, re-
turning to his cell without an apparent
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