The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-11-11

AAAAia Ne W o. aNAlilNlatis D. l. thompson.
Miss Mamie Woods. r. L. HAsLEr, p.
NJ.
considerable Of tho patriotism was
saturated with too much spooiu. What
does it profit a man to save the country
and loose his own bearings Franklin
Mems.
Miss Ida Fones entertained her
young friends TO the number Of about 20
at her home last Tuesday evening, and
the young people all report a very en-
joyable evening.
Miss Anna NJ Cummings of Chau-
tauqua, n. y, conference secretary of
the Woman's Home Missionary society Of
the M. E. church, is a guest Of the ladies
Of the local society this week.
John Noble is compelled to walk
with a cane on account of a sore leg. lie
received an injury TO his leg about two
years ago and the least "crack on the
shin" he receives now "lays him up"
p. NJ. Clark Esq, is in ClearGeld,
Pa, this week, having beeR appointed by
the court 70 convey the Congressional re-
turns from this county to that place,
where the return judges met yesterday.
Mrs. II. Kennedy of Colorado is a
guest at the residence of J. w.
Jameson. Mrs. Kennedy was formerly
Miss Mamie Steele and for number Of
years taught the school at jameson sta
ton
Mr.. NJ. L. Range and family of Stow
arts Run, desire TO extend their thanks
to tho friends and neghbors who render
ed such kind assistance during their late
bereavement, the death Of Mr.. J. L.
Range.
DIR. Rachel Bonn, returned mission
airy from China will give lecture under
the auspices Of the w. f. NJ. society of
the NJ. Il church, Thursday evening,
Nov 18th, at o'clock. A cordial invita-
ton is given TO all.
H. M. Irwin, tho distinguished editor
Of our enterprising and up to date OK
change, the Franklin EUening Ne,os, was
guest Of his brother, 5. d. Irwin, ESQ,
for few days last week, and was accom-
panied by his estimable wife.
Editor Willis Cowan of the Warren
lTaU was in town few hours on Friday
last. His paper did yeoman service in
the recent campaign as is evidenced by
the immense majority rolled up for the
Republican ticket in that county.
Rev. Buzza and family were in Tidi-
cute over Sunday. AS announced in the
program published in the REPUBLIcAN N
last week, Rev. Buzza preached the SER
mon and consecration service, which was
the ending Of tho Epworth League con-
vention.
Rev. George +. Reeser, well known
Methodist minister died at his home in
Tidioute Oct. 80, 1896, at very old age.
There was probably no better known
minister of the gospel in Western Penn
sylvania than Father Reeser, as he was
familiarly known.
-Amsler rs still at the old stand, and
doing rushing business, but he is al
ways glad to receive new customers, and
when you want anything in the way OF
choice confectionery, tropical fruits, ci-
gars or tobacco, just give him a call.
Oysters fresh every day. 1t
John II. Mcpherson of Franklin.
beats Park Groves big squash, mention
ei short time ago, and goes him two
better He raised three this season, the
largest of which measured 6 feet 8 inches
around the waist, and weighed 67T
| pounds. Not so slow for Franklin
production.
Following are the new officers of
the Epworth Leagne, elected Thursday
evening last: President Mary Lamb :
Vico Presidents: First, Mrs. z. NJ.
Clark; Second, Mrs. r. j. Thompson
Third, Miss Ida Paup; Fourth, Miss
Mae Huling; Fifth, Miss Lucie Huling
Sixth, Miss Ella Morgan.
The ladies Of the w. r. G. are max
ing preparations for another of their dc.
lightful socials, which will be iven in
the near future. This bit Of news will be
received with much pleasure, as all our
people know that when the w. r. c. get
up social they always have something
good to eat and plenty of it.
N, e. Holmes of Hickory and Chas.
Amann of Tidioute have finished the
roofing and plumbing on the new bank
building. Both these gentlemen are first
class workmen and this job is a good
! criterion. Mr.. Holmes was formerly in
business in Tionesta, and thinks that he
viii establish branch shop here in the
near future.
H. II. Stanley has been appointed
postmaster at Tylersburg, this county,
vice J. c. Bowman removed 10 Tionesta
to engage in banking business. Mr..
| Stanley is by no means a new hand at the
business Of handling mail matter and his
appointment will doubtless render great
satisfaction to the patrons Of the Office
| clarion Democrat.
Miss Anna Whitmer, who has been
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. w. w. Grove
during the past summer returned to her
home i'm shannon, H., last Thursday.
Miss Whitmer is very amiable young
lady, and during her stay here made
many friends who arc very sorry that
she could not spend the balance of the
winter in Tionesta.
Since it seems impossible 90 get Cor.
bet aud Fitzsimmons to "come together, 81
Titz and the ''new uu, Tom Sharkey-