The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1899-08-30

Tidioute friends.
David Barnett was up from Oil City
Thursday few hours.
"A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
NJ. Zuendel of Star last Wednesday.
Jay Carr of Bradford was circulating
among his young Tionesta friends last
Sunday.
B. Hayes Frampton, the genial Clar-
ionite. is circulating among Forest coun-
ty friends.
Gus. b. Evans of Endeavor took in
the Tenth welcoming festivities at Pitt
sburg, Monday.
Mrs. Alex. Swanson and children re-
turned from months sojourn at Chau-
tauqua last Friday.
-Kory Heath and Henry O'Hara went
to Pittspurg TO help welcome the Tenth
and see the big crowd.
Mrs. j. W. Green, daughter Maud,
and Benjamin Wenk are visiting friends
at Sugar Run this week.
-Jewett Mealy. of Tioncsta, has been
visiting the family of mis- uncle, F. o.
Babcock. = YoungSUille Citizen.
-Supt. E. D. Bovard, of the Scranton
school, was visitor to his brother, 6. w.
Bovard, part of he past week.
Miss Emma Klinestiver, of Nebras-
ka, began her school at Saybrook, War
rem county, Monday of this week.
Miss Rosa D. Hunter and Miss Anna
Anderson began their schools in Kings
ley township Monday ofthis week.
Mrs. s. A. Warner and young son
DeForest, of Litchfeld, H., is paying
visit TO her parents, Judge and Mrs. J.A.
Proper.
Miss Bertha McElhaney of Butler
and Miss Sadie Williams of Grove City
are guests at the home of their aunt, Mrs.
G. w. Bovard.
Miss Salie Heron of Kittanning, Pa,
and Miss Matte Morrison of Oil City,
Pa, are guests of the formers cousin,
Miss Berdie Foreman.
Mrs. i. j. Hopkins is entertaining
her mother, Mrs. Il. G. Jackaon of War
rem, and Mrs. Armstrong and son Ed
ward of Omaha, Nebraska.
Miss Clara Dunkle, daughter of the
late George Dunkle, Of Tionesta, spent
Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. William
Whisner, of East Second Street. Derrick
j. 7. Dale, who took in the Republi-
can State convention at Harrisburg last
week, returned by way of Pttsburg
where he witnessed the grand reception
rendered to the Tenth Regiment.
Sheriff Walker returned last week
from his visit o his old home at Bangor,
Maine, having had an enjoyable time,
though he found less than score of his
former acquaintances still living in that
section.
Marriage licenses were issued Aug.
2lst by Recorder McCray to John e. Lar
son and Dodi' Anderson and to Aman-
dus Soderlund and Mary Elizabeth Pc
terson, all of Brookston, Pa Warren
Mdil.
BENZ W. May arrived from Chicago
Saturday, and will spend week or so
with his wife and children, who have
been guests at the Kelly mansion for sew
eral weeks. Ben. is meeting with his
usual warm welcome at the hands of old
Tionestans.
The following marriage licenses have
been granted by Recorder Robertson
within the past week: C. f. Coon and
Millie G. Eldridge, both of Marienville'
Urban Bell of Marienville and Hattie
Fulmer of Redclyffe. Orlando Long
streth of Green township, and Clara E.
Armstrong of Tionesta township.
j. d. Davis returned Thursday from
his western trip, having been at Ward,
Colorado, where he met Sam and John
Clark, Davey Hilands and dad" HUI
ings, who are located there. He reports
them all well and prospecting nicely. He
found very rugged country there, but
was rather taken with the prospects for
making money in the gold diggings, and
he may take notion to so back again be-
fore long.
Mr.. and Mr.. w. H. King of East
Hickory celebrated their golden wedding
last Saturday, 26th inst, at their home
Thirty-six persons were present to assist
this worthy pair in proper observance
of this anniversary all but three of whom
were of their near family relationship
A most enjoyable day was spent by al
who were so fortunate as to be present
and at late hour in the evening the
guests departed Wishing their aged hos
and hostess many happy returns of the
day. Mr.. King has passed his nth yeal
and Mrs. King her Goth. Both are en-
| joying a fair measure of health.