The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1899-06-14

U. S. zahniser, of Oldtown Flats, is
quite seriously i'll.
Mrs. Suie NJ. Sharpe visited friends
in Titusville over Sunday.
"A. b. Kelly was business visitor to
Pittsburg part of last week.
Mrs. w. W. and Miss May Grove
were visitors to Titusville Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Allison of West Hickory
was guest of Miss Bessie Kenniston Mon
day.
ID. W. Clark is over near Parrish,
jerks township, doing some surveying
this week.
Miss May Murphey, of Pehnfield,
Ind, is guest of her aunt, Miss Lizzie
Greenslade.
&C. II. Lawqnce attended the gradu-
ating exercised the Oil City high school
last Friday ey g.
Prof. andN r. N. speer are at
home from n weeks visit with rela-
tiyes in Venang pnty.
Mrs. J. w. pstrong of Philadel-
phia, and Mrs. w Kribbs of Kelett-
vile, are guests OF their brother, F. p.
Amsler.
r.. d. Stroup and Sarah N. Jennings,
both of Guitonville, were granted mar
riage permit by Recorder Robertson last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cropp were in
Meadville few days of last week with
Mr.. C.'s brother Philip, who is in rather
poor health this summer.
Mrs. f. A. Knight leayes tomorrow
for Gusher City, Forest county, where
she will visit her daughter for few
weeks -EmLenton Herald.
DIR. J. c. Dunn is in Buffalo this
week, where he accompanied Mrs. Harry
Beam of Endeavor, who is undergoing II
surgical operation at the hospital there.
Mrs. John A. Swanson, daughter-in-
of Washburu, Wis, are here on visit
to Mr.and Mrs S. Swanson, of Jameson
Station.
Rev. r. A. Buzza, who has been in
Mercer county with his family visitin-
for two weeks past. will be home this
week and will conduct the sual services
here and at Nebraska next Sabbath.
ID. w. Hunter, who has resided
above Porkey for the past three years,
where he looked after the lease for F. c.
Proper, las moved to the Leeper farm,
lately occupied by Uncle John Stroup,on
German Hill.
Frank w. Law and family, of Pitts
burg, were passengers on the morning
train yesterday for Bradford, where they
will visit for = few days, after which
they will be guests of Tienesta friends
for a short time.
u. Il. O'Rourke, who keeps the band
saws in the extensive lumber mill at
Mayburg in apple-pie order, came down
Saturday to meet his father, Mr.. NJ. l..
O'Rouke, of Cleveland, who will visit
him for couple weeks.
-Mesdames j. p. Grove, f. r. Lanson,
C. A. Lanson, j. f. Proper, L. j. Hop
kins, VIM. Smearbaugh, with their child
rem, comprised a merry party of picnick-
ers up at the Hopkins farm last Saturday.
Miss Kathleen Joyce was also of the
party,
The Presbyterian society of Woman s
Foreign Missions of this place was
honored by the choice of one of its men,
bers, Miss Mamie Morrow, as the cores
pondng secretary of the w. f. NJ. Soci-
ETY. Of Clarion Presbytery, at the recent
convention of that society held at Eden
burg, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Greaves of War
rem, have issued invitations to number
of their friends to attend the marriage of
their daughter, Elizabeth NJ, to Albert
Clayton Jacobs, of Warren. The we'd
ding takes place on the 22d inst, at the
home of the bride, who has many friends
among the young people of Tionesta.
Hiram L. Irwin is home from Frank
lin College, New Athens, o. He is one
of the honor men of the class which grad
yates from that institution, June 23.-
VeUdngo Spectator. Hiram is nephew
of our townsman, Judge Irwin, who has
taken great interest in and is Justly
proud OF the young mans progress
through college.
Charles and Will Hunter and their
wives went to Mill Village, Erie county,
last Saturday, to attend the funeral of
their uncle, William Hunter, whose
death occurred on the 9th inst. Mr.. Hun
ter who was brother OF the late George
S. Hunter, of this place, and of Mrs.
Hannah McCray of Hunter Station, was
born and reared in Tionesta, where he
resided until past middle age, and the
older residents of the community still
will remember him. He was in the 10Th
year of his age and leaves a wife, four
sons and three daughters to mourn his
death. Mrs. McCray was also at his fu-
neral.
The REPUBLICAN had a pleasant call
yesterday from former Forest county
boy, "Johnny" Sibble, as we used to
know him. He is son of the late Peter
Sibble, of German Hill, who lost his life
in an accident on Tionesta creek. John
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