The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-01-26
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

relatives in Titus Vile over Sunday.
J. r. osgood was in Jamestown, N.
y, an business a part of last week.
Miss L, G. Newkirk of Sandy Lake.
is guest of her sister, Mrs. A. Carson.
N. G. Parrish was down from Marien-
vile Friday for few hours on business.
Pat Hoy is homo from the Ohio oil
fields for few days visit with his fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. u. Gillespie of Kel-
letville were visitors to Oil City last Fri
day.
Miss Daisy Strong of Tidioute spent
a few days last week with Miss ETA
Clark.
James Grove of Kellettville, was
pleasant caller at the REPUBLICAN office
Saturday.
Free Methodist revival meetings are
going on at Newmansville under the
ministration of Rev. F. w. McClelland.
Rev. r. A. Buzza is in Oil City this
week assisting Rev. DR.. Ellis in holding
a series of revival meetings in Trinity M.
E. church.
Miss Lucetta MCElhoes, of Kelleys-
burg, Indiana county, is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Will G. Morrow at West
Hickory, Pa.
w. H. Baker the nervey editor of tn g
Ridgway AdUocate has been appointed
postmaster of his town. Good for "Billy."
Serves him right.
Mrs. j. Blose and son, Harry, re-
turned last Saturday from New Kensing-
ton, where they had been visiting Mr..
Blose for about three weeks.
j. B. Allender of Cleveland, Ohio,
has been in Tionesta the past week at the
bedside of his aged mother, who was
somewhat better at last accounts.
General quarterly meeting of the Oil
City district, Free Methodist church, will
be held in Franklin beginning to-mor-
row and lasting over the Sabbath.
Constable Frank Williams of Bar
nett had legal business at the county
seat last Friday, and took occasion to
hear Mrs. Leases lecture in the evening.
Recorder Robertson issued a mar
riage license on the 22d inst. to f. e.
Kerr of Barnett township, this county,
and Anna Elizabeth Cook, of Jefferson
county.
Miss Eva Kiser returned to wilkins
burg, Pa, last Friday, after visit of sew
eral weeks with her mother, who accom-
| na,,iod bor donghtar 20 for as Oil Cit m,
her return.
Mrs. Wenk of German Hill mourus
the death of her esteemed uncle, Mr..
John Hesselgesser, whose home was at
Lesureville, Butler county. His death
occurred on the 18th inst.
Prof !. l.. Smith of Smiths Business
College, Warren, Pa, was in town a few
hours Monday looking over the field
He reports his school in a very prosper
Gus condition at present, and gaining
rapidly.
w. w. Kribbs, of Marienville, Pa.
and Miss Elizabeth Thompson, teacher
of elocution in Kee Mar College at Ha
gerstown, Nd, were united in marriag
on January IL. Mr.. and Mrs. Kribb
stopped off here and spent Sunday wit
bis sister, Mrs. Carol e. Crawford
EmLenton Ne,CS.
Margaret Cook, the aged mother o
Mrs. Thomas Mays of this place, diet
last Sabbath morning at the home of he
> daughter, with whom she had made he
home for the past two years. Her age wa
70 years, and her death came as the resul
of the infirmities of old age. During he
illness she was most tenderly nursed b.
) the devoted daughter and family and he
a last hours were peaceful. The remain
were conveyed to her former home at St
lima, Venango county, on Monday, wher
: they were given burial by the side othe
OF her kindred, gone before.
One of the pleasant events of The sea
. son was the marriage, last Wednesda
D evening, Jan. 10, 1898, of Mr.. George W
Arner of Rimersburg, Clarion county
Pa, and Miss Cora Elizabeth DeWalt, {
the home of the brides brother, j. "
q DeWalt, Elm street, Rev. r. A. Buzz
q officiating. The wedding was a quit
+, one, only the immediate friends of til
CONT acting parties being present. I'll
happy couple left on train 33 the sam
: evening for their future home at Rimer'
burg. The bride is one of our most e.
e Unable young ladies and has a host
. friends who join the REPUBLICAN
extending best wishes for a happy an
. prosperous future. A very pleasal
prelude TO the wedding was the gathe
$ ing on Tuesday evening of about tweut
II of the young ladies of Queen Esther Ci
II Gle, of which the bride was prominel
IS member, at the home of the brides mot
'f er, Mrs. II. M. Zahniser, where the
d surprised" Miss DeWalt and Mr.. Arne
Frances Leroy, infant son of Mr.. al
l. Mrs. James d. Rhodes of Hickory tow
= ship, died on the Goth inst, aged ol
d month. The interment was in Chur,
N Hill cemetery. The parents, who ha
rs the sympathy Of all their neighbors
es their bereavement, wish to return than
IS TO all who so kindly ministered to the
Is during the sickness and after the death
their beloved child,
at There is strong probability of an
IS famine hereabouts next summer If the
D. ements don't soon change front The il
=, ported article even will not be forthcoI