The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-02-06

An Epworth League was organized
by the young people of the Methods
Epispocal church on Monday evening
which will be the regular time for League
meeting every week. Abont 30 are al
ready enrolled. The new officers are as
follows: Pres, Mrs. Angus Carson; First
Vice Pres, Mrs W. p. Murray; Second
V. p, Mis-. J. II. Derickson; Third V.
p, Miss Ida Paup; Fourth V. p, Miss
Claudia Graham Secretary, Miss Mayme
Fitzgerald; Treasurer, Lester Hoieman
organist, Miss Maud Butler; Chorister,
Miss Ida Paup.
People who turn up their noses at
"hired girls" ought to remember that
Louise NJ. Alcott, the authoress, was
once hired girl. Also that the mistress
of more than one fine home in this town
and in every other town in this county
has either "worked out" in a private
house or shot biscuits in hotel. The
girl or boy who works in any honorable
capacity is a million times better than any
boy OF girl who loais or sponges living
Off parents or other relatives. All honor
to the working girl and the working boy
they are the salt of the earth.-Er.
Adam Kunzog. of Jamt stown, n. Y,
writes to the Derrick for assistance in To-
eating Paul Kunzog, who ran away from
bis home in that place and is believed to
be in this vicinity. The boy was accom-
panied by companion, who later re-
turned home and stated that he had left
the Kunzog lad in Bradford, whence he
was expecting to journay in the direction
of Oil City. He is described as being
about four feet tall, not very dark hail
wore black jacket, blue blouse, dark
trousers, black plush cap and no over
coat. The parents live at S43 Prender
gast avenue, jamestown, and will well
come any information received.
The new Curfew law works like
charm. Last Friday evening officer
Eden tapped the bell for the first time
and when the appointed hour, s o'clock,
arrived there wasn't kid to be seen
anywhere on the streets. All had obeyed
the law and gone quietly to their homes.
1t has been so every night since. If the
ordinance is strictly iniorced in future,
which it certainly will be, there will be
creator pleasure and brightness around
many family fireside, the peace and or
der Of the town will be improved, and
the boys who may now consider it an in
justice and hardship to be deprived of
their liberty to roam the streets at night,
will in after years bless the authority
that curbed their wilder tendencies in
youth.
The Gold Standard National Bank of
Marienville was organized last week by
the election of the following officers and
directors; President, /. NJ. shannon,
Clarion; Vice President, DR.. a. f. Stone
cipher; Secretary, d. B. Shields, Mar
ienvills; Cashier, II. S. Keck, Assistant,
Chas. II. Knapp, Clarion; Directors, Cecil
Gross, c. W, Amsler, d. b. Shields, A.
d. Neill, Geo. Wagner, DR.. A. f. Stone
cipher, Marenville; T, b. Cook, Cooks
burg; Ernest j. Magee, T. j. Payne, II.
S. Keck and !. NJ. Shannon, Clarion.
The new institution will be capitalized at
$50, 600. and it is thought will be able to
begin business in about six weeks, re-
quiring about that time to have their new
bills struck. The bank starts with very
substantial backing and will undoubted-
ly prove success and money-maker
for its stockholders.