The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-05-25
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

Oil City over Sunday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. will Ball,
May, 2l, 1898, daughter.
Grandson Grove is the guest of his
friend Judge Proper this week.
Sheriff Burns of Jefferson county is
attending court here this week.
Mrs. Burhenn of German Hill is pay
ing her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Killmer, a
visit.
Misses Georgia and Maude Watson
of Golenza are guests of Mrs. DIR. Bow
man.
Will Patterson, of Pottsville, Pa, is
the quest of his uncle, ProthOnotary
Robertson.
Bro. Shick of the Marienville En-
press is serving his country as juror at
court this week.
John t. Carson has purchased the in
terest of Truman Hill in the Hill & Nox-
on meat market.
Mrs. Martin Amann, of Warren, was
welcome guest other son, Chas. Amann.
of this place over Sunday.
Veteran j. A. Small of Nebraska, we
\ are pleased to note, has been granted a
pension of s. per month.
| Misses Ethel and Fern Bowman have
gone to visit Mexican county friends for
the next two or three weeks.
Leonard Blum, who is learning the
machinist trade in Oil City, was up to
see his parents over Sunday.
Mrs. j. N. Davies of Warren was
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il.
Brennan few days Of the past week.
DIR. and Mrs. c. Y, Detar and young
son, Of Kellettville, visited Tionesta last
Thursday as the guests of DR.. and Mrs.
l.. d. Bowman.
--Jno. D. Edminston of ofNewmansville,
and Barbara Forbs, of Piney township,
were granted license to wed in Clarion
county last week.
j. F, Proper left again on Monday
to look after his mining interests at Grip
pie Creek, Col. He expects to remain a
greater portion of the summer.
Miss Minnie Watson of Golenza was
guest of the Misses Randall over last
Sabbath. She was accompanied home by
Miss Ruth Clark, who will visit there
for few days.
Henry Borchert, one of jerks town
ships worthy veterans, has beon allowed
an increase in his pension of SO per
month, and ne will receive $l7 in the fu-
ture, instead of Sl4.
Recorder Robertson issued the fol-
lowing marriage licenses recently; Chas
A. Cole and Ida Mealy, both of Farming.
ton township, Clarion county. james
Moore and Mary ]. Johnson, both O.
Barnett township, Forest county.
Mrs. Jas. Carson, Mrs. w. G.. Nor.
row, Mrs. Will Elder and Mrs. F. L
Sutley of West Hickory, Mrs. E. l.. De.
woody of Fox creek, and Miss Marthi
Morrow of Tionesta, were passengers on
the big barges that left here for Pittsburt
yesterday morning. They will undoubt
edly have very pleasant voyage.
: VIM. Blocher passed his examination
at the Brooklyn navy yard qualifying a
a machinist. He was placed on the re
ceiving ship Vermont and is liable to b,
drafted out for sea service az any mo
ment. Iidioute NelVS. Mr.. Blocher',
mother resides in Tionesta township, thi
county, being the widow of the late Pete
Blocher, whose memory is still cherished
by largo circle of friends here.
DIR. S. s. fowler and wife and daugh
ter were in Kane for short time thil
morning while enreute for their home a
Marienville from Lancaster, where tn
Doctor has been in attendance at the Stat
Medical Association. The Republicai
acknowledges very PLEASANT call fror
this agreeable gentleman.-Kdne Reput
lican. DR.. fowler is Chairman of tn
Committee on Scientific Business, of tn
State Medical Society, and delivered tn
annual address before that body at its re
1 cent meeting, which is considered quit
= an honor by the profession.
$ Daniel T. Baylor, one of Forest coun
ty's highly respected citizens, who ha
lived at Redclyffe for the past few years
" died very suddenly of heart disease, o
Thursday evening of last week. He wa
# employed as clerk in the store of w.
n Croasman at that place, and had just RI
: turned to the store from supper, and wf
n apparently in his usual health, havin
= made no complaint of feeling i'll. Viii
Y walking through the store he sank to til
n floor and expired almost instantly. M
: Baylor was aged about 81 years, an
leaves wife and several daughters, a
# grown to young womauhood. He was a
# honored veteran of the late war, and
/. member of Wray Post, Marienville. H
"a remains wero taken for buriel to b
II former home in Indiana county.
u Memorial Day, which occurs ne,
le Monday, will be duly and appropriated
J. observed in this place. Stow Post has 9
the details in charge and will see th