The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-02-27

pleasant visitor at the REPUBLICAN Office
on Monday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Lanson Thursday, Feb. 2l, 1901, ten
pound boy.
r. j. Butler of jamestown, n. Y, is
a guest of his daughter, Mrs. Lee Davis
for few days.
Mrs. w. c. Huey of North Warren,
is a guest of her daughter, Mrs. C. Aman,
for few days.
-EX-Commissioner w. NJ. Coon and
brother, John Coon of Barnett were over
on business Monday.
Con Conley was up from Oil City
shaking hands with Tionesta friends
Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Eva Thompson of Brookyille,
was guest of Misses Mary and Bessie
Morgan over last Sunday.
-Ex-Judge j. A. Nash, of Howe twp,
gave us pleasant call while in atten-
dance at court on Monday.
Rev. +. W. McClelland and wife of
Emporium, Pa, visited Tionesta and vi
cini y friends part of last week.
Editor Shick of the Marienyile Err
press was doing jury duty this week, and
gave us pleasant call yesterday after
noon.
Miss Mary Joyce went to Pittsburg
Saturday, where she will be employed
as a travelling trimmer for an extensive
millinery firm.
Benjamin Davenport, Of Spartans-
burg, Pa, brother-in-law OF our towns
man, William L. Hunter, died on the
goth of this month, at his home.
The REPUBLICAN Acknowledges
pleasant call last saturday from Orion
Siggins, of West Hickory, one of our
county's busiest of busy lumbermen.
Mrs. ]. II. Robertson very pleas
anlly entertained the members of the
Christian Endeavor society and their
friends at her nome last Wednesday eve
ming.
George Birtcil drove over from Eden
burg to visit his mother over last Sunday,
and was accompanied by Miss Minnie
Sollinger, who was the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. j. r. osgood.
Gus. b. Evans and w. III. Stiles of
Endeavor, and DR.. Morrow of West Hick-
ory, drove down Monday evening to at
tend the meeting of the Republican
county committee.
DR. L. d. Bowman removed his
household goods, which have been in
storage here for the past year, to James
town, n. V, last week, where lie has
concluded to remain.
Will Klinestiver of Sheffield drew
one of the lucky numbers at the recent
spring election in his township, having
been chosen town clerk and treasurer by
a very flattering vote.
Rev. Rumberger, pastor of the NJ. T..
church, expects to leave on Tuesday next
for Hot Springs, Arkansas, where he will
oBNhA u iioAth lpA NilO bNlSill vi lis
health.-Emienton Herald.
-Rev. r. A. Buzza, pastor of the Meth
odist church at jamestown, this county,
began on Sunday evening last series of
lectures on popular amusements. The
first subject was "True Recreation."-
Mercer Dispatch.
The members OF the Oyerlander fam
lily who have Deen seriously i'll with ty-
phoid fever are getting along nicely.
Miss Minnie, the oldest daughter, is at
present threatened with fever, but her
physicians hope to control it.
Capt j. j. Haight came down from
Coopers Tract Friday evening to attend
to some business, returning Saturday.
lie was one of the guests at the box social
at A. o. U. w. hall and seemed to en-
joyed the fine lunch, haYing, as he said,
brought his appetite with him.
We were very gratified to meet in
town this week our old friend ex-Judge
Kerr of Barnett township, who was re-
ported as critically i'll some weeks ago.
The Judge, wpile not so robust as he
once was, retained good deal of his old
time vigor, and bids fair to make old
friends here yet many pleasant visit.
Married, at Nebraska, Pa, Saturday
evening, Feb. %, 1901, Rev. w. p. Muir
ray officiating, Arthur p. Weant and
Elizabeth r. Lamb. The happy couple
were made one at the home of Mr.. Gust.
Wensel, the bride being sister of Mrs.
Wenzel. They will reside at Westiord,
Crawford county, where Mr.. Weant is
engaged in business.
w. A. Grove and o. w. Proper re-
turned last Thursday from Petrolia, Can
ada, where they had been to look over
oil property, with view to purchasing
an interest. Both are very much dis
gusted with the methods of operating in
"Canuckyile" and Alb says "he wouldn't
gieve Dawson Run "stripper" for the
best well i'm the whole consarned Cana
dian field"
Rev. C. A. Rheil, for the past five
years pastor of Mt. Zion Lutheran church,
German Hill, has resigned that charge
and accepted a call TO a pastorato in Wa
bash. Ind. lie took leave Of his friends
here last Saturday and experts to begin
his labors in his new field at once. Rev.
Mr.. Rheil had become very popular, not
only with his congregation, but with all
who had the pleasure of his acquaintan-
ce, and his departure is very generally