The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1899-10-11

JAS. T. Brennan of Warren was trans
acting business in town Saturday.
Miss Fanny Siggins of West Hickory
was guest of Tionesta friends last Sab
bath.
Mrs. i. r. Freeman of Philadelphis
is guest at the home of her nephew, JAS
ID. Davis.
Mrs. G. G. CASTOR, who has beer
quite i'll for the past four weeks, is recov,
ering slowly.
Attorney G. NJ. Shawkey was down
from Warren few days of the past week
on legal business b nj.
DIR. Bowman was laid up few days
of the past week with a severe attack OF
lumbago, but is out again now.
Miss Gertie Stephens of Eagle Rock
spent Sunday and Monday the guest ol
her cousin, Miss Alice McCray, at Will
Seul's house.
james Mcintyre, who has lived in
Sistersville, w. Va, for the past eight
months, has moved to Sawyer City, Nc
Kean county.
Mrs. Ellen C. Davis and daughter
Miss Blanche. of Marienville, are visiting
at Sisteryille, w. Va, the guests of Mrs.
Nellie Mooney.
--Revs. j. ]. Zahniser and e. S. Zahn-
User, returning from conference at Oil
City, stopped day or two with friends
here this week.
N. p. Wheeler, of Endeavor, and Jas.
d. Davis, of Tionesta, were among the
guests registered OF the Carver Wednes-
day. = Warren Mirror.
w. b. Teed OF Black Ash, Crawford
county, was visitor in town over Sun
day. He says the new oil field in his
section is booming right along.
-Pritner Agnew of Youngsvil!e, War
rem county, is here introducing comhi-
nation ironing board and step. ladder,
which is manufactured in his town.
Capt. Warren Elsey, representing the
extensive Jones & Laugblin iron COM
pany of Pittsburg, is here on business
connected with that firms interests.
Earl Albaugh of East Hickory, this
county, and Sarah Jane Walaron of Bea-
yer township, were recently granted a
marriage permit by the Recorder of Clar-
ion county.
john VanCamp, Sr., former resi-
dent ofthis place but for the past eight or
ten years of Knox township, Jefferson
county, has returned with his family to
Tionesta and will reside here in the fu-
ture.
Mrs. l.. Agnew. who has been con-
fined to her room for several weeks with
an injury to one of her limbs sustained a
couple of months ago, is improving, but
is not yet able to bear much weight on
the injured member.
Hon. G. A. Randall, accompanied by
his daughters Misses Lizzie and Delva, is
taking in the Philadelphia Export Expo
sition, having left here the beginning oi
last week. They will visit Washington,
d. c., before returning home.
John o. Clark, of away out in the
gold diggings o! Colorado, writes his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Clark, that the
eight ponnd boy which arrived at his
home last week is all right and sends
best respects to grandpa and grandma
Clark
Grandson w. Grove of Plum town.
ship, Vendngo county, and Mrs. Mary E.
Benedict OF Titusyille have been granted
marriage permit Mr.. Grove is cous-
in to Mrs. Judge Proper and has been q
frequent visitor to Tionesta, where he
has made many friends who will wish
him well in his new relation.
"A. r. Mechling of Clarington, accom-
panic by his father, Joseph Mechling, OF
Butler, Pa, gave this sention visit last
week. Mr.. Mechling, Sr., was many
years ago a resident of East Hickory,
and while here to'k occasion to revisit
the scenes of his earlier manhood. and
meet those o. his old friends still resident
OF that place. He found but a few, but
with them had very pleasant visit.
Rev. Harry S. Bates, OH his way
home from M. e. conference at James
town, N. Y, spent the Sabbath in Tio-
nesta as the guest of Mr.. A. B. Kelly's
family. AS might be supposed he was
drafted into service, and large congrega-
tions at the Presbyterian church, both
morning and evening, were privileged to
listen to fine discourses from the brilliant
young minister. Harry was once Tio-
nesta boy and still has many friends here
who enjoyed very much this meeting
with him. He is stationed at East Bra
dy, entering at this time upon his third
year at that place.
Local Institute.