The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-06-05
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

Miss Carrie Matha is now behind the
dry goods counter at Killmer Bros. store.
Roy Wasson has gone to Meadyille
10 spend the summer with his grand par
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Meader of Titus
Vile were visiting Tionesta friends yes
terday.
"A. f. Alexander of Lickingville,
dropped in Monday and had his name
enrolled on our SUBSCRIPTION list.
%. +. Rubert of Lynch, Forest
county, spent this week in Clarion being
here as a witness at court.-Jdcksonian.
-Archine PutIinberg. of Williamsburg,
Pa, former popular Tionestan, was
greeted by many of his old friends here
yesterday.
Prof. II. A. St.ickenber, who recent
ly finished a term of teaching at Marias-
vile, Venango county, was visitor to
town this week.
Mrs. c. A. Randall and Mrs. s. s,
Hulings entertained their uncle and aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sanford of Franklin,
a few days of last week.
r. f. Ritchey Esq, is in Philadelphia
this week as the representative of Olive
Lodge, f. & A. NJ, of this place, at the
annual meeting of the State Grand Lodge
in that city.
j. w. Fielder of Princeton, n. j., was
a business visitor 10 Tionesta last FRI
day. Mr.. Fielder is interested in a piece
of territory in the township from which
Tionesta Gas Co. gets part of its sup
ply of gas.
Mrs. ]. Shawkey returned to her
home at Warren last Friday evening
from visit to her sister, Mrs. Isaac
Long, at Newmansville, whom she re-
ports as improving nicely from her re-
cent serious illness.
The REPUBLICAN acknowledges a
pleasant call yesterday from b. A. Lon
don of the mercantile firm of Mechling
q London, Clarington. Mr.. London was
on his way to Cambridge Springs for a
couple of weeks rest and recuperation.
The following Marienville gentle
men were with their Masonic brethren
here Monday evening: Editor Shick, T.
c. Mem aster, IL. II. Harp, NJ. A. Car
ringer, C. W. Amsler, l.. II. Mensch,
w. C. Brown, F. p. Turner and Clyde
T.. Whitehill.
e. L. Amsler and II. L. Miller form
erly of Marienville, who have lately be-
gun operations on large timber tract at
East Sandy, Venango county, were circu-
lating among Tionesta friends Monday.
They are putting in an extensive ban
mill plant, which it is expected to start
this week
Mrs. w. F. Jones of Newtown Mills
and Mrs. DR.. G. Y. Detar of Kellettville
returned from a three weeks visit at
Buffalo and Niagara Falls last Saturday
during which time they spent several
days at the Pan-American Exposition,
which they found yet in somewhat un-
finished state, but which will be very
fine when all exhibits are in place.
C. w. Robinson and Miss Artie, Mr..
and Mrs. s. d. Irwin, Mr. and Mrs. ]. p.
Grove, Mrs. Jennie Il. Agnew, Mrs. l..
Agnew, Mrs. DR.. j. w. Morrow and
Mrs. ]. f. Proper, departed on the Mon
day morning train for Gettysburg to be
present at the G. A. r. encampment and
the convention of the Woman's Relief
Corps, which are held in that historic
city this week.
1t will be a surprise to many in this
section to learn of the death, about two
weeks ago. of Louis A. Raisig, a former
citizen of Tionesta, where he enjoyed the
esteem of all our people. His home was
in Williamsburg, where he had establish
ed himself well as leading achitect and
builder. He leaves wife and one child.
A biothar, Charles, aud the aged parents
also survive him.
The announcement of the approach
ing marriage OF Mr.. James Ewing Work
of the class of 1901, Westminster college,
and Miss Mary Elizabeth Stewart, eld-
est daughter of Rev. Albert S. Stewart
will interest the large circle offriends and
acquaintances of this excellent young
couple in Forest county, where they are
so well and favorable known. The hap
py event is set for the 18th inst, at the
home of the bride-elect, in Newburgh
n. Y,
Rev. Albert S. Stewart, who filled the
pulpits of the Tionesta and Endeavol
Presbyterian churches during Rey. Mr..
McAD inch's pilgrimage to the Orient, lef
for his home in Newburgh, n. Y, on
Monday afternoon, carrying with him
the best wishes OF the entire community
While it was and still is the conclusion
that no one can take the place of the reg
ular pastor in the hearts of his people
yet we are pleased to note the fact tina
but few could have done the work IL
these congregations during the absence
of Mr.. McAninch as did Mr.. Stewart
| Similar to the pastor in his devotion t
the Masters services, with true modest!
and gentleness, he carried on the gooC
work that the excellent pastor had founC
necessary to leave for a few months res
in the far east. Wisely and well he la
bored for the good OF pastor and people
and if large attendance at church service
is an expression of good will we conclud
that the Tionesta people appreciated tn
unselfish interest Mr.. Stewart had il
them and in the work of the blesse
Master.