The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-04-26

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Crawford county pair of matched draf
horses sold on Friday of last week to an
Edlnboro party for 5000.
"A card from Mrs. g. II. Killmer Ia
friends here states that her son Waldo
was to be operated upon last Monday for
an affection of the glands of the neck, al
the Mayo hospital, Rochester, MINI. No
word has been received since.
The County Comm issioners took
Lawrence Hanhold, a citizen of Barnett
township, to the Warren Asylum last
Thursday. His mind has been somewhat
affected, and 1t is hoped short season at
this institution will restore him.
1t is said a new time table for the
running OF trains on the Pennsylvania
railroad will be issued Sunday, April 80.
While II Is not known what the changes
will be II is believed that the new card
will not materially differ from the present
schedule.
Mote the puzzle contest ad dyertlsement
of the Stranburg Music House, Oil City,
on page two. They are liberal advertisers
and always fulfill all their promises and
will give away to the contestants all they
agree to do. Read their ad. carefully and
try your skill. 1t
Keep In mind the sock social of the
W. X. O., to be held this evening at 1880,
In the Corps rooms. Many invitations
have been sent out, but II perchance your
name was omitted, you are hereby cordi-
ally invited to attend. A good social
time, with fine refreshments.
AT meeting of the Pennsylvania
delegates to the ID. A. r. convention in
session al Washington, d. c., last week,
Mrs. II. Ii. Cummings of Tidioute chapter
was elected State Regent ofthe Daughters
an honor which large circle of friends
in this section will appreciate.
WANTED Agents to sell the Samp-
son Automobile. The most up to date
car on the market. Four-door, FIVE
passenger, torpedo body, S5 horse power,
and only Sl250.O0 Good seller, liberal
comm ission. Write J. II. Lepsch x Co.,
automobiles and supplies, Ridgway, Pa.
ANY Forest county boy desiring to
enter the corn-growing contest inaugur-
ated by the agricultural department of
State, College, can get full in formation as
dressing postal card request to the De-
psrtment of Agricultural Extension.
State College. Pa.
-Buzza, the seven-year-old son of
Nicholas Thompson of Nebraska, fell off
tree Sunday and sustained a fracture of
the inner bone of the left arm between
the wrist and elbow. The lad was
brought to town and DR.. Boysrd gave the
necessary surgical relief since which he is
getting along nicely.
Glass of the Presbyterian Sunday
School will serve ice cream and cake in
the basement of the church next Friday
evening, April 2sth, beginning at 7
O'Clock. The patronage ofall is solicited,
as the young ladies are engaged in raising
money for a commendsble object,-s
library for their class.
Rev. William II. Crawford, d. D.,
President of Allegheny College, will fill
the pulpit of the Methodist Episcopal
Church at Nebraska next Sunday morn
ing, and in the evening will preach the
baccalaureate sermon to the graduating
class of the Tionesta High School, in the
Methodist Episcopal Church at 1880.
The we'll on the old Hinton place, up
town, which S. II. Lusher drilled to the
second sand some time ago for Porter
Haskell, of Clarion, was drilled through
the third sand Tuesday by Mr.. Lusher,
and found to be dry. The owner had
intended drilling the we'll to the Speech
ley sand, but has given up the idea and
the well will be abandoned.
IL cents day puts the famous oliver
typewriter in your house. 1t is the most
popular and servicesble machine in th 9
world. Parents fail in their duty to-
wards that bright girl or boy If they do
not provide machine. By the time it is
paid for the boy or girl will have attained
a speed of 80 words minute and be able
to earn S25 per week. W. Chsdman, Tio-
nesta. If
The only thing "nutty" about this
item is the delicious flavor of the article
mentioned. A young daughter of Squire
S. V. Haehn yesterday gathered about
ten quarts of chestnuts in nearby woods.
The nuts, covered with a thick layer of
leaves since last fall, were in an excellent
state of preservation, crisp and fresh as if
Just taken from the burs.-Titusville
Courier.
Little Edward had been visiting his
uncle's ranch, where they were very
much bothered by rats. When he came
back, he started to school, where he re-
ceived the information which he gave his
grandmother one day. He said:
"Grandms, do you know how to get rid
of ratsY" mo, Edward, how?" "Why,
soft answer turneth away rats."-Wo.
mans Home Companion for May.
State Fish Commissioner Meehan has
offered a prize of fine trout fishing rod
to the member of any State sportsmen's
club who catches the largest brook trout
this year, and expects some fine returns.
He says the trout are very plentiful this
year, and the catch will be very large
On this point the smisble commissioner
is. of course, fully posted, but ifhe should
take day off and try his luck it's dollars
to buttons he'd take another guess.
Close observers are quite sure this
will be a banner fruit and crop year and