The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1899-11-22

Misses AIDA and Lucy Huling were
visitors to Oil City Monday.
Col. Amsler of Marienville was a
pleasant caller last Thursday.
Mrs. W. A. Grove and Miss Nettie
Hunter were in Oil City on Monday.
Ed. Corah was down from Warren
visiting friends few days last week.
C. W. Robinson returned Monday
from weeks business visit to Pittiburg.
Mrs. John CURL of near Lickingvile,
is guest of her sister, Mrs. II. NJ. Zahn-
iser.
Miss Leila Shugert of Tidioute, was
guest of Miss May Clark over the Sab
bath.
David Coleman, of Bradner, Ohio. has
been visiting his parents here for the past
week.
j. Ii. Swanson is home from James.
town, N. Y. visiting his family this
week.
Squire ]. w. Black of Pigeon was a
pleasant caller at the REPUBLICAN office
Monday.
CHARLES NJ. Moon of Tionesta town
ship, has been granted a pension of So
per month.
&C. A. Anderson is down from James
town, N, Y. this week, shaking hands
with Tionesta friends.
We had pleasant call yesterday
from Samuel B. Manross, one of Fagun-
dus' staunch Republicans.
Mrs. 1. e. Dean and laughter, Mil
dred, of Oil City were guests of Mrs. J p.
Grove part of last week.
Mrs. j. w. Kahle and young son, of
Oil City, was guest of her brother, ,Coun-
ty Treasurer Henry, last Friday.
Miss George Nicholson and Miss
Hunt Of Oil City, were guests of Misses
May and Maude Grove last Saturday.
Frank Swanson spent couple of
days of last week in jamestown, n. Y,
looking for cabinet makers for the mantel
works.
%. A. Jones of Fagundus is in attend
ance at court this week and was a pleas
ant caller at the REPUBLICAN office last
evening.
Miss Louella Saul, who is employed
as all attendant in the State hospital at
North Warren, is at home on her annual
vacation.
| Rev. G. C.. Rumberger is in Arm
strong county this week visiting his ia
ther, who celebrated his SD birthday
yesterday.
| Mrs Helen VanSickle and daughter,
Hazel, of Pittsfield, Warren county. aie
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Saul of the
West Side.
Jacob Overlander, Jr., wife and two
young.daughters, OF Allegheny City, are
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Ms. ]. f.
Overlander.
-Milon Tucker, who has charge of one
of Col. Carters leases at the Fogle Farm,
Harmony township, gave thr REPUBLI-
CAN pleasant call one day last week.
The following marriage licenses were
last week granted by the Recorder of
Jefferson county: Lawrence b. Reardon
and Jennie NJ. Ishman, both of Claring-
ton; VIM. S. Bell of Clarion county and
Margaret /. Snodgrass of Forest county.
Mrs. VIM. Elder of West Hickory
| Of EnIo N
guests of Mrs. j. P. Huling last Satur-
day. Mrs. r. w. Elder, Of Claysvile,
Washington county, mother of Mrs. Hu-
ling, who has been here for the past three
weeks, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Catherine Augusta McSweeney,
wife Of Henry McSweeney, Esq, died at
her home in Oil City, at midnight last
Saturday, after a brief illness, from a
blood clot in her lower limbs. She was
aged 2l years, and besides the stricken
husband lea es one child. Mr.. Nc
Sweeney is well known to many of our
Tionesta people, all of whom will be
panied to hear ofhis awful bereavement.
John Conrad, Esq, of Brookville, Pa f,
died at his home on the 18th inst, aged
nearly 6S years. The older citizens of
"Old Forest" will doubtless remember
Mr.. Conrad as one of the cOunty's first
resident lawyers, he having begun the
practice of law at Marienville, when that
village was the county seat, where he
also taught school. This was back in
the SOS, and it was during this time that
he was appointed District Attorney, be-
ing Forest County's first incumbent of
that office.
Miss Minnie Clark, daughter of j. r.
Clark, of State street was married to Mr..
A. NJ. Ross Of East Hickory, t ? o'clock
Thursday afternoon. The ceremony
took place at the home OF the brides
grandfather, George Berlin of Turkey
City, and was sttended only by few rel
atives of the bride and groom. Rev. Reit-
er. pastor OF the Monroeville German Re-
formed church. ofliciated. Aft4r the con :
gratulations of the assembled friends, ,and
a sumptuous wedding dinner had been
served, the young people lett for short
wedding trip and portion of their hon
ey-moon will be spent in this city as the
guests of the brlde's father. From here
the young couple will go to East Hick-
ory, which is to be their future home,
| and where the prODm holds a resnOnsihle