The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-08-13

The nine-year-old son of Postmaster
W. NJ. McKim ofOn City, was crushed
beneath the wheels Of a trolley car Fri
day morning last, causing instant death.
The little fellow, with a companion about
his own age, was playing in a small
wagon, which was accidentally pushed
under the ear. Mr.. McKim has many
friends in Tionesta, who Will hear of this
most distressing bereavement with keen
est regret.
Rein Richard Grove, one of VCnango
county's oldest citizens died at his home
near Sunville, Pa, on the 9th inst, aged
S3 years. Deceased, had always lived
near the home where he closed his eyes
in death. He had made occasional visits
TO Tionesta where two of his sisters, Mrs.
j. A, Proper and Mrs. Eliza Paup, re-
side. Mrs. Proper and Miss Ida Paup
attended the funeral which was held on
Friday afternoon last.
The REPUBLICAN extends hearty con-
gratulations to its young friends James
Carson and bride, whose marriage an
nouncement appears in this issue.
James is the second son Of our former
townspeople, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas G. Car
son, now of West Hickory, and his
charming bride is the daughter of Squire
and Mrs. w. j. Foreman of East HEX
ory. Success, happiness and a long life
to the happy young cauple.
The long list of students in attend
ance at the Warren Business University
during the past year and the many po-
sitions of honor aud trust filled by its
graduates in all parts OF the country are
evidence of the excellent training that
this institution gives its graduates.
Young people who contemplate taking a
course of training in some good Business
College will make no mistake if they Sc
lect the Warren Business University,
Warren, Penna. Send to-day fer pros
pectus. Y
keystone Council, No. sS, of the Ec
lectic Assembly, was organized last
Thursday evening" in A. o. U. W. hall,
Tionesta, by Deputy w. l.. Garfield, of
Oil City, assisted by Supreme Vice-Pres.
John a. Jones, OF Bradford. The new
Council starts with a membership of 20,
and will hold regular meetings on the "a
and 18th Tuesday evenings OF each month.
Following are the officers elected: Pres,
Il. w. Bowman; Past Pres, G.. 4. An
derson; Vice Pres, Mrs. q. w. Hole.
man; Chaplain, c. A. Lanson; Control
Ter, q. II. Killmer; Sec, Claudia era.
ham; Treas, c. f. Felt; Physician, Dr..
j. c. Dunn; First Warden. Walter Nor
gan; Second, Miss Minnie CLOSER .
Trustees, S. f. Carson, c. f. Weaver, G..
II. Kilmer.
Tho regular meeting of Endeavor
Union was held Tuesday, Aug. 5th. at
at the home OF Mrs. Arle Lynch. Alter
reviewing the work OF the year and hear
ing the reports of superintendenls OF diff
lerent departments, the annual election OF
ohiNoiS was tdhth up anu ioSuANch IA eho
election of most of the old officers, as
follows President, Suie L. Warden I;
Vice Pres, Ellen Is. Cdtlin; Rec. Secy.,
Sarah X. German; Cor. Secy., Gertrude
Myers Treas, Theodore Order; Dele
gate to County Convention, Mrs. John
Skunk OF Wing Hill. Eight depart
menfs of work were taken up and Supts.
elected. Taking up only what can be
successfully carried ON by the Union, they
are: Mothers meetings.; Evangelislic; /;
School savings bank IS. Observance; /;
Parlor work l.. 4. l.. work Literature
and Press WORK. At close Of the busi-
ness meeting refreshments were served
by the committee and meeting was ad-
iourned 10 meet in two weeks at the
home of Mrs. Ellen Hillard. Twenty
one ladies were present. SEcY.