The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-11-09
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. f. Gerow of the
Central House are visiting friends in
Glen Hazel, Pa, this week.
| -Alva J. Wallace of Marienville, and
George Montgomery of Kane were Tio-
nesta visitors last Wednesday.
Recorder Robertson granted a mar
riage licence yesterday to John A. Stu
art and Miss Mollie Capes ofMarienville.
Mrs. DIR. McAlpin and young son of
Warren were guests at the home of her
cousin Jas. D. Davis during the past
week.
Scott Smathers of Kinzua, Pa, was a
guest of his sisters, Mrs. Jos Morgan and
Mrs. Harry Moody, of this place, over
Sunday.
August Charlston, who has been
teaming near Oil City for the past year,
came up to visit Tionesta friends over
! Sunday.
Mrs. Kate B. Craig, President of Capt.
Geo. Stow w.R.C., No. 1877, of this place,
inspected the Corps at Tidioute and War
rem last Friday.
Calvin Cleland, one of Harmony
townships prosperous farmers, was Il
visitor to town last Wednesday and found
time to give the REPUBLICAN Office a
pleasant call.
-Mesdames J. II. and f. c.. Borland,
of Franklin, and Misses Lou and Edna
Fisher, of Oil City, were guests at Mr..
and Mrs. W. w. Groves silver wedding
last Friday evening.
Mr.. Sires, who stands at the head of
the Photographic profession, gives his
personal attention to the Tionesta gallery
and will be here every Wednesday. See
his notice elsewhere.
Mrs. Il. j. Sanner of the West Side,
who has been quite seriously i'll for the
past eight months, is rapidly improving
in health, fact which her many friends
will be glad to learn.
e. S. Zahniser and sister, Mrs. NJ.
Vanderlin, stopped few hours in town
with their father while returning from
the sad errand of attending the funeral Of
Mrs. Zahniser at Eldred. Pa.
H. w. King, former citizen of
Hickory township, has returned from
Clarion county after an absence of sever
al years. Mr.. King and his son Joe gave
the REPUBLICAN friendly call while in
town Saturday.
p. M. Clark, Esq, is the proud own
er of the largest chrysanthemum plant in
town. This beautiful botanical specimen
bears over three hundred flowers sand is
certainly pretty to look at and Mr.. Clark
takes pride in showing it.
Misses Laura and Emma Lawrence
entertained about twenty-five of their
young lady friends at an impromptu
party last evening while the "fellows"
we're all interested in hearing the elec-
tion returns, and now, needless to say,
the fellows are all mad.
Mrs. Maria Vaughn of Moscow, Pa,
has been chosen by the State w. G. T. U.
as delegate to the National convention to
be held at st. Paul, MIMI, Nov. l0-lS,
and Mrs. A. B. Kelly of this place as al
ternate. This is quite an honor to Mrs.
Kelly and to the Forest county union.
-Tionesta had one soldier in the war;
George Birtcil of Co. l, 10th Regiment,
When he returned home he was met by
a band and everybody in town and was
given such an ovation, only on a smaller
scale, as was accorded to our boys. That
ono soldier was the whole thing. - War
rem Mirror.
w. S. Widrig of West Hickory gave
us pleasant call Saturday. Mr.. W. had
a son among the Regulars who went up
against Santiago, and although things
were exceedingly hot about that time
the young man has become so infatuated
with army life that he has enlisted for q
three years term.
Mr.. Thos. Heron, father of Mrs. IT. NJ
Foreman, of this place, died at his home
near Kittanning, Pa, Oct. 20, 1898, aged
about so years. He is survived by four
daughters: Mrs. John Rumbaugh, Mrs
II. M. Foreman, Mrs. Peter Kerr, Mrs.
NJ. l.. Reep, and one son, James HorrOn
also, twenty-five grandchildren and
nine great-grand- children. The funeral
services were held at his home Nov. End.
Mrs. Ii. NJ. Foreman was present at the
obsequies.
The following item in reference to a
pleasant event of recent occurrance is Of
local interest, the groom being nephew
of Mr.. John A. Dawson of Stewarts Run
Pa: "Estelle c., daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Vandline, and George Ty-
Ter Watts were married at the residence
of the brides parents at o'clock We'd
nesday night by the Rev. Edgar Tilton
pastor of the Reformed church at Mt
Vernon. The maid of honor was Rite b
Jackson, cousin of the bride the brides
maids, Belle Dykes of Flushing and Mis-
Mamie Durlaud of this village; thu
groomsman George Dawson of Franklin
f. Booth, Jr., of Brooklyn and Geo. Dur
land, Jr., Of Jamaica. The bride wore
gown of white corded silk with lace anC
pearl trimmings, vail and orange bios
f SONS and handsome diamond broach,
present from the groom. She carried
, shower bouquet of white roses, lilies o
the valley and maidenbair ferns. Tht
maid ofhonor wore white Organdie owe
pink roses. The bridesmaids wore pinl
, organdie over white silk and carried
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