The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1912-10-16
Subscription renewals as follows are

Wnite, SLOW, ~. T.; IL. Mealy, Cleveland,
Okla; M. W. Stakeley, Oil City, Pa; II.
V. Mathews, Mayburg, Pa; A. O. Urey,
sandy Lake, Pa; George Neal, Me-
braska, Pa. new.
There are now seventeen patients at
the Cory hospital from Union City, all
suffering with typhoid feyer. Quarters
are becoming cramped at the institution.
Reports are that all the victims were
users of we'll water. II is hoped the state
board OF health will take hand and rouse
the town authorities to action.
Monday evening at the First M. L.
church parsonage at Warren, Pa, Mr..
John Shaderline and Miss Ethel Osborne,
both of East Hickory. Pa, we're united
In marriage by the Rev. N. A. White,
A fter brief visit in Sheffield with his
sister, Mrs. Wm. Mitchem, and honey
moon trip through New York State, Mr..
and Mrs. Shsderline will return Ia East
Hickory, where they will make their
home Sheffield cor. Warren Times, Oct 8.
William Hall, VINO handles that
branch of Wheeler IL Dusenbury's busi-
ness at Endeavor, was here Monday to
meet Ed. Harmon of Lickingville, from
whom he purchased thst pretty team Of
black draft horses mentioned in the RE-
PUBLICAN last week. "Billy" took the
team with him and there was no parley
about the price, which we opine was at
least up to the half thousand mark. The
combined weight of horses was 3,225
pounds and they were almost perfectly
matched in color, size and heft.
Between 55 aud go members of the
Nebraska congregation met on Wednes-
day evening in the NJ. E. church psrlor
to greet their pastor, Rev. W. S. Burton
and his estimsble wife. After spending
a "social hour" the committee in charge
served dainty spread. The plans for
the evening had been kept and proved a
complete surprise to Rev. and Mrs. Bur-
ton. A purse was given them and in a
pleasant little speech the Pastor thanked
the people for the honor paid them. All
went home feeling better acquainted with
their Pastor aud hoping the coming year
will be profitable one to all.
The fact that Congressman Speer has
a case against tho South Penn Oil Com
pany, a subsidiary of the Standard Oil
Company, which he argued last week in
Pittsburg before the Supreme Court,
should set at rest the repeated false
charges that have been made by his
political opponents, that he is Standard
Oil Company man. This Is not the first
case he has had against the South Penn
Oil Company. A few years ago he rep
resented I. b. Col Inns of Forest County,
in suit against the same company in
volving the possession ofseveral thousand
acres OF valuable oil lands In Forest
County. This case also went to the Su.
preme Court and Mr.. Speer won it for
MIR. Collins.
MIR. and Mrs. ID. T.. Dunkle, who con-
Quoted a boarding house for years al
Hallton, this county, and later at Gard.
ner, w. Va, were in Ridgway Sat. trans
acting business aud circulating among
their friends. They made a pleasant call
at this Office and we are glad to learn that
they have arranged to go into business
again next week and will conduct a big
boarding house at the busy lumber town
of May burg, where mills are humming
/ upnA abann iaal
factory will soon be in operation. Mr.,
and Mrs. Dunkle understand their line oil
business and will undoubtedly succeed
finely at Mayb Since returning
from West Virginia few weeks ago they
have been max ing headquarters at Clar-
ington, Forest county .-Ridgway Adyo.
cate.
Misses Florence Maxwell and Glare
Henry were home from Clarion to spend
Sunday with their parents. They were
accompanied by Miss Ethel Morgan, o
Titusville, Miss Mary Brown, of Marien'
willie, Miss Dorothy Morrow, of Franklin
and M iss Dorothy Beebe, OF Peasantvile
who we're their guests. The young ladies
are all students at the Normal school anC
IN coming over performed stunt In
walking that most men would balk a
nowadays. They walked from the Nor
NAL to Clarion junction, a mile and I
half then coming by train to Leeper
Leaving Leeper about two O'Clock they
walked the eleven miles to Tionesta, ar
riving here at $3.50 Saturday evening
They had jolly good time on the triI
and returned to Clarion by rig and trair
Monday morning.
The series of temperance lectures de
livered by Rev. j. A. Lavely in the NJ
e. church, under the auspices of the Tio
nesta Womens Christian Temperance
Union, closed with union service Of th
churches on Sunday evening. These lee
lures were of the highest order, boil
from a scientific and statistical stand
poiut, and we're treat to those intereste,
in the question which, with respect to ii
influence upon the world today, is a para
mount one. The earnest, convincing
practical manner in which the array G
appalling facts was presented, carrie'
conviction TO the hearers. The lecture
Goods Waste in Men," is masterpiece
and one which we'll merits the considera
ton OF every cultured, thinking man an
woman. The society which is responsi
BILE for the delivery of these lectures re
grets that they we're of minor interest
so many people, but yet trusts that out
the one hundred tifty-iive school childre
pledged to total abstinence, at least fey
will date the beginning of clean and use
full lives, coasecrsted to the uplifting {
humanity, from Mr.. Iavely's worI