The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-10-27
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

maker, Thursday, Oct. 21, a son.
"A. Wayne Cook Esq, was over from
Cooksburg yesterday on business.
Miss Georgia Banner Of Clarion spent
Sunday with Miss Ethel Bowman.
Mrs. J. w. Green of Sugar Run, is
visiting Tionesta friends for a few days.
Miss Gertie MaGuire of Tidioute, was
the guest of Miss Kathleen Joyce last
Friday.
w. d. Broadhead of jamestown, N.
Y, is guest of his friend, DR.. L. D..
Bowman.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Taylor, of
Endeavor, Pa, daughter was born on
the 2Sth inst.
Harry Feitt is back in his old place
with Hopkins, where the patrons of the
store are pleased to meet him.
Mrs. Suie NJ. Sharpe returned Mon
day morning from weeks visit with
friends in Titusville and Oil City.
Rev. S. f. Marks and viii Hague
camo down from Tidioute on their wheels
on Monday, returning home on train 32
Mrs. G. G. BurlIett of East Hickory
who has been seriously i'll, is again pro-
crossing nicely toward complete recov-
cry.
S. d. Irwin, Esq, who was in Pitts.
burg last week attending the Supreme
court as a juryman, returned home Mon
day morning.
Rev. Mr.. McAninch is home from
Chambersburg, Pa, where he attended
the session OF the Synod Of the Presby
terian church of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. John Conden and Miss Maggi,
Collins of Oil City and Miss Anna Ora
ham of Clarion were guests of Misses
Kathleen and Mary Joyce last Sabbath
John Berlin had an old fashioned
husking bee at his home on Whig Hill
Tuesday evening, with pumpkin pie
complement. Every body had a goot
time and John has his corn husked.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. CASTOR have gon
to Cochranton TO attend the marriage c
the formers sister, Miss Carrie CASTOR
to Rev. w. p. Hollister, which occurs a
the home of the brides parents at Coch
ranton tomorrow.
Mrs. S. n. Irwin and friend, Mis-
Lowell attended the wedding OF her niece
Miss Myra Eugenie BENEDICT to DR.. Wi
liam George Johnston, which took plac
at Titusville, the home of the contractin
parties, on the 2lst inst.
Peter Thompson, a respected res
dent of near Ridgway, died last Thurs
day, at the advanced age of So years. II
was the father of our townsman, r.
Thompson, who, with Mrs. Thompson
went to Brookville last Thursday to a
tend the funeral. We are without fu
ther particulars.
"A happy family reunion of the chi
dren and decendants of the late Mr.. an
Mrs. S. j. Amsler, was held at the hon
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Kribbs, Kellet
vile, on Wednesday, Oct. 81, 1897. Thr
generations were represented at the I
union, many of whom had not met
some years. The day was pleasant
spent in the rehearsal of times gone
and the enjoyment of one another's col
pany in social chats and pleasantri'
The genial host and hostess provid
" abundently for the replenishment of
inner man and left nothing undono tt
d would make their guests feel at hon
h Those present were: Mrs. Rudol
: Amsler of Fryburg, Jack Armstrong a
d wife of Philadelphia, j. G. Amsler, W
: and two children of Hazelhurst, McKe
county, w. G. Amsler and wife of Lii
d Vile, f. p. Amsler and wife of Tiones
o Ben Amsler and wife of Fryburg, a
n Mrs. Molly Thompson of North Glare
g don. 1t was day long to be RENE
r bered by those present.