The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-07-30

u Il. Anderson has disposed OF BIZ
interest In the Anderson d Carlson ton
serial parlors to Frank Stephens of Esgl'
Rock, who has installed a good artist IL
"Trix's" place, who, we understand, will
soon engage In mercantile pursuits with
David Blum in the newssroom of th,
Lawrence block. Clothing, gents fur.
nishings and jewelry will comprise the
principal lines in which the new firm
will deal.
George Birtcil and a party of friends
from Edenburg motored over Saturday
and spent the day fishing for Allegheny
river terrapin In accordance with Georges
most approved method, which Is a dead
sure winner every time. In the evening
they gave their attention to bull frogs,
bagging enough to make 'em all happy.
The others OF the party were @. A. Nc
Elhatten, r. A. Mobilization and William
Hummell.
The 1918 catalogue Of the Clarion State
Normal school has made its appearance.
It Is a handsome book of ITO pages, con-
tanning a number of illustrations, a mass
Of information concer ming this popular
school and a list OF the names and adj
dresses OF the graduates. Young people
thinking Of attending a normal school
should write for this catalogue before
making their selection and all of the
alumni of the school should nave a copy.
"A postcard received Friday from
Rev. John F. Scherer, OF Endeavor, For
est County, who with Mrs. Scherer, is en-
joying an outing over the water, was
dated from Venice, and read: ARRIVED
here last night, duly Bird Came to hotel
from train in goDdolas. Novel exper-
lence. Wonderful city. Fine trip. All
we'll. Hip, Hip, 'hnrrsh!" The last ex-
clamation was no doubt an expression OF
patriotism on our own Fourth of july
Seneca Kicker.
Arthur, the 9 year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Davenport, residing on the
river hill west of Tionests, fell through
the hay loft while playing in the barn
Saturday evening, and sustained the
fracture of the bone of his left arm be-
tween the wrist and elbow. In his de-
scent his head struck on a box cutting a
two.inch cash over the right eye. DR..
Gregg was called and gave the needed
surgical relief and the child is getting
along all right.
M. S. Carnahan of Pleasantville Is
making another test for oil on the Wheel
or & Dusenbury lands in Kingsley town.
ship. He has just started the drill in a
we'll on Ross Run near where the Wing
Hill load crosses the stream. II. s.
Sutley Is moving his rig Over to tract
5lS3, about a mile west of the Carnshan
location, and will drill a we'll for a Brad
ford company, OF which Fl. W. Tracey of
Bradford and Judge Bouton are members.
This location is on what Is known as the
Reck branch Of Ross Run.
There will be a vacancy from the 28th
Congressional District at the United
States Military Academy, West Point,
and one at the Naval Academy, Annap-
oils, and for the purpose of selecting the
principals and a~lternates, examinations
are to be given at Oil City on Friday.
August Is, 1918, at which time a principal
and two alternates for each position will
be selected as candidates for appoint
ment. Should any young man desire to
try for appointment he should write
Congressman Hulings at Washington
for information.
Some inquiries are being made In re-
gard TO the Hunters License required
under the new Resident Hunters License
Law. and Joseph Kslbius, Secretary Of
sthe State Game Commission has notified
County Treasurer Wade Fl. Brazee,
through whom licenses must be secured
that the license blanks and license tags
required by the act are now being pre-
pared and as soon as they are ready they
will be forwarded TO the county treasurer,
when they may be secured by those de-
string them. Since no species Of game
will be in season before October the delay
doesn't matter much.
On the 22d inst. the n~eighbors ard
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. John Barton met
with them at their home in Green wood,
Barnett township, to celebrate Mrs. s
sixtieth birthday, the event being a sur
prise to the hostess. A sumptuous din
ner was served on the lawn in the shade
of the apple trees. Mrs. Barton was
served on a plate left her by her mother,
which was two years older than herself.
The day was perfect and all reported a
fine time. The friends in attendance
from Hotielv lille were: Mrs. A. M. Fitz.
gerald. Mrs. Chss. Moore, Mrs. d. Sylvis,
Mrs. Geo. Irwin, Mrs. Yes. Fitzgerald
and Mrs. j.. B. Campbell. Also Rev.
and Mrs. D.. o. May, Of Darlington.
County Supt. Carson goes to Warren
tomorrow to assist in the state permanent
certificate examinations for Warren and
Forest counties which take place Thurs
day and Friday. The other members Of
the board are Prof. r. T. Adams, superin-
tendant of the borough schools and Prof.
F. w. Gill, principal of Tidioute high
school. We understand, however, that
Prof. Gill will not be able to attend owing
to a sudden attack OF illness requiring an
operation for which purpose he has gone
to a hospital at Columbus, Ohio. The
many friends of Mr.. Gill will be pleased
to learn that, according to later informa-
ton received from him, the operation is
not necessarily a dangerous one, being
for the removal of an enlarged gland in
his neck.
The Green township school board
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