The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1885-12-02

tograph gallery recently purchased Of
Mr. Carpenter, and has it fixed up in
splendid shape on the lot next to Car
sons jewelry store. He has secured
the assistance of q good artist, and
will be prepared to attend to all work
in the photo line hereafter.
The sick of the town are all on q
fair way to recovery, so far as we can
learn. DR.. Morrow has not been out
yet, but expects to be as coon as the
weather becomes little more favora.
BILE. Mr.. Smiths family is getting
along as we'll as can be expected, and
all the members now sick are thought
to be out of danger.
This evening at 900 o'clock Mr..
Frank F. Whittekin will lead to the
hymeneal altar Miss Addie G. Chad.
man, at the residence of Mr.. j. M.
Kepler. Although a triAe in advance
we congratulate our young friend
Frank upon this important step in
the right direction, and hope that his
years of joy, peace and prosperity
with his charming bride may be many
and full of usefulness.
Mr.. M. Carpenter, Tionestas old
Photographic artist, departed on
Wednesday of last week for Lincoln,
Kansas, where lie will make his fu.
ture home with bis children, some Of
whom reside there. He had served
the people of this vicinity in his line
for about 16 years, and became sort
Of standby until his failing health and
declining years compelled him to
abandon bis work. We wish him
many years of peace and joy in his
new home.
Last Sabbath, while on his way
from Cory to Columbus, in company
with boy of his own age, Willie
Krech accidentally shot himself in
the abdomen with twenty two cali
brc revolver, the ball entering just be-
low the navel. The boys walked a
distance of two and half miles after
the accident. At last accounts the
boy, who is aged about IA years. wss
in a very critical condition. He is a
brother of Mrs Ed. Heibel of this
place, and has been here visiting quite
frequently.
Officers of Forest Lodge, A. o.
U. W., were elected last Friday eve.
ming as follows:
P. NJ. W., S. S. Canfeld
M. W., G. G. Brown.
F., H. c. Whittekin.
O., l.. Fulton.
G., w. L. KIinestiver.
|. W., G. B. Armstrong.
o. W., VIM. Heibenthal.
Recorder, j. E. Wenk.
Receiver, L. j. Hopkins.
Fiuancier, G. w. Sawyer.
Trustee, G. w. Bovard.
Med. Ex., w. c. Coburn.
Rep. to Grand Lodge, w. c. Co.
burn.
Rev. Small aud Judge Arner met
with an accident one day last week on
their way to the scamp" in the "big
woods" They we're being hauled by
the Rev's team, the Rev. driving. In
crossing a narro~ bridge laid across
Salmon Greek one of the "colts''
jumped off the bridge into the water
ten feet below. The other "colt''
looked after the first belligerent and
then followed suit, jumping off the
bridge into the water, also. The bug.
gy came in contact with a stump
standing close beside the road and
was not overturned. After a little
trouble the "colts" were diseotangled
and got out of the water. Fortunate.
ly the only serious results were a
soaked minister, a scared judge, and a
wrecked buggy wheel. H.
Irwin, of the Franklin NelUs, on
the tramp of the season: The fashion
of the tramp of the present season
does not materially differ from that Of
last winter. They continne 10 wear