The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-11-23


On November 18th the Nebraska w.
@. 4. u held scientific instruction and
medical temperance meeting at the home
of Miss Louisa Gaiser. After very in
structive and interesting program was
carried out, we all enjoyed most de-
licious lunch.
The grandchildren of Mrs. Christena
Wolfe, of Tionests township, are arrang-
lug to give her a post card shower on her
seventy. seventh birthday, Nov. Goth, and
take this means of notifying any of her
old friends who may wish to participate
in the shower. Address, Newmansville,
Pa, RI l.
Rev. j. @. Cusck, pastor, announces
that Evangelical quarterly meeting will
be held at the Zuendel church, German
Hill, Saturday evening, Nov. Goth. Com
munion service Sunday morning follow
ing at 1890 o'clock at the Zvendel church,
and at Ross Run at 800 o'clock p. m. Of
the same day.
The men at Hart Il Henderson's lum-
ber camp, near Clarendon, were robbed
last Wednesday night of $500 in money
and the best of their clothes. Erne Cole,
who had been working at the camp a
short time, disappeared the same night
and the police of neighborng cities have
been asked to keep "a lookout for him.
james W. McWiliams, of Tionesta
township, lost good horse on Monday
of last week. When he went to feed the
horse in the morning he found the animal
lying in the stall with the bones OF the
lett front leg broken square off above the
knee, and WAS obliged to shoot him. just
how the horse received the injury is a
mystery.
"A. G. Ion, for many years a resident
of Clarion township, Clarion county,
died on the 10Th inst, from stroke of
paralysis sustained the previous day.
He was aged SO years, and is survived by
his wife and one daughter. Mrs. d. w.
Morrison, of this place, who is sister
of the deceased, att, nded the funeral,
which was held Friday.
W.T.. Hart of Sheffield killed the
| first deer that has been taken in this
county so far as we've heard this season.
1t was 225 pound buck, fine specimen,
and as "Billy" knows the woods of For
est county thoroughly, is pretty steady
on the trigger and won't lie, We'll not ask
him to lay a hunk of the meat on the
editorial table rs a guarantee of good
faith"
The Pennsylvania railroad has issued
orders that freight brakemen are to be
given annual passes. Those in the service
i've years will be given individual passes
and those in the service 10 years will be
given passes for themselves and wives.
Practically all of the men in the train
servic of the Pennsy are now givin passes
after being with the line certain length
of time.
An entertainment was given in the
U. Is. church, Clarington, Saturday eve
ming last, under the auspices of the W.
G. II. u, consisting of music, an exercise
aud flag drill by the children, and read
ings. Mrs. Mechling read her report OF
the Stale Convention held in Scranton.
Flossie Braden's recitations were enjoyed
greatly. The audience showed their ap-
probation by repeated encores.
To begin with, nobody in this neck
o. the woods has discovered any consider
able slump in meat prices, but granting
that there may be during the fall and
early winter killings, will the Democratic
howlers, who are taking all the credit for
it, be as willing to take the blame for the
advance in prices that is sure 10 come IN
the spring, when the farmer has none tc
sell? We shall see what we haall see.
Miss Maude Ledebur, daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Ledebur, of German
Hill, purchased and last Thursday took
possession of the restaurant business o.
Judge and Mrs. p. G. Hill, located in the
Kepler block, in this place. Miss Lede'
bur is well qualified by years of exper'
fence to conduct the business and nc
doubt il will be rs successful in the iu'
ture as it has been in the past. Judge
and Mrs. Hill will move into the roomt
over Herman's store.
, When the iorty-one constables o
, Cumberland county appeared at the
opening session OF the November term o
Criminal court to make their quarterly
reports, Judge Sadler called the attention
of these officers to the positive and im
perative necessity OF the reporting of baC
roads in the county. at must be done,
said the Court, land by you men. 1t il
: your business to see to it that these ne
D elected highways are reported. | don
want to hear of any constable missing
b. any bad roads in his report"
The Warren Times of Monday reports
that Game Warden Hockenberry OF this
a place on Sunday brought in two younl
u female deer which had been shot by
l. hunters near Brookston, this county. Al
game illegally killed is given to tn
n nearest hospital, so that the patients an(
1t nurses at Emergency hospital will enjo,
s roast yenison for the next few days. Th
}, men who did the killing had not beef
apprehended at last accounts, but tn
9 authorities are looking for them. 1t !
It evident they were not aware that the.
!, had violated the law.
y Every man, woman and child in thi
,, blessed old commonwealth will hearth.
second the efforts of puie food comms