The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-08-06

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Miss Anna Miller, both of Marienville.
-Ifthe weather is all right Tuck,
llitters of Siverly will he up to play III,
return game with our boys Friday after
noon.
Rev. o. II. Nickel, at the parsonage
yesterday performed the ceremony which
united Mr.. David S. Gilmore of Helen
Furnace, CLARION county, and Miss Mary
Il. Hoover of Barnett twp, this county in
holy wedlock.
Let man once lnjure you and he is
in fair way to becomu your bitterest
enemy; let man do you a favor and
ten to one ne will become your best
friend. When a man SHOWS an unfriendly
spirit towards you do not jump to the
conclusion that you have wronged him,
You may have many enemies, not be.
cause you have done them wrong, but
because they have done you one. HUI
man nature is hard to falhom. The fore
going, from the Clarion Republican, is
true 10 the letter. Haven't you ever
noticed it? Can any one tell why it is soH
An Erie county man, according to a
rural exchange. wrote to county paper
a long letter about the equal rights ques-
tion. He quoted extensively from the
reports of several women's gatherings 10
prove that the movement was growing.
He wound up by saying: 81 amt got
no objection TO wimmen votin'. l sup
pose in our town they'd use the regula-
ton Australian ballot. l wouldn't kick
at all IL all the laws is lived up to. I'm
told the old, original Australian ballot
law says the polling booth must be fixed
50 the legs of the voter can be seen to the
knee"
ON account of the meeting of the
Western Pennsylvania Fireman's Asso'
citation at Jeanette, Pa, August IL TO l6,
the Pennsylvania railroad will sell ex-
cursion tickets to Jeanette and return
August 10 to 10. good to return until
August IS, inclusive, from Pittsburg. AL
toona, and intermediate points, on the
Pittsburg Division, including branches ;
all stations on the Cambria and Clearfield,
Western Penn sylvania and Monongahela
Divisions, and from all stations on the
Buffalo and Allegheny Valley division
and branches in the State of Pennsylva-
mia, at reduced rates minimum rate, 25
cents. 1t
Quite picnicing party with we'll
filled lunch baskets boarded the noon
train last Wednesday and took advantage
of the beauties of Monarch Park, Oil City
to spend pleasant afternoon, returning
home on the excursion train reaching
here at 9 p. m. Following is list of the
party: Mr.. J. II. Robertson, Mrs. W. j..
Burt, Mrs. j. F. Proper, Mrs. j. p.
Grove, Mrs. T. c. Jackson, Mrs. X. G.
Heath, Mrs. l.. Fulton, Mr.. and Mrs. j..
d. Davis, Mrs. J. b. Agnew, Mrs. G. f..
Watson, Mrs. f. X. Lanson, Misses
Cora and Georgia Watson, Miss Maude
W oeSohf 4hioo NOAOihahi biNo A%ohoohi
Josephine Smesrbaugh, and Masters
Russell Hopkins, Curtis Proper, James
Grove, Kepler Davis, and Thomas Full
ton.
Miss Edith Hilbert, sister of Mrs. II
B. Felt of this place, died at the home
of her mother in Clarion, on Monday Of
this week. A little more than two weeks
ago she was treated for appendicitis, the
operation which she was obliged to un-
undergo being of such a serious nature
as to discourage her physicians almost
from the first. Miss Hilbert was aged %
years, being the youngest of family Of
four daughters and three sons. She was
an exemplary young lady, full of energy, :,
a graduate of the Clarion Normal, MEM
Der of the Presbyterian church, and a
shining light in the society in which she
moved, and which her many endow-
ments of mind richly adorned. Mr.. and
Mrs. Felt departed Monday afternoon fer
Clarion, where the funeral was held yes
terday afternoon. Miss Edith visited her
sister here last summer and made the ac-
quaintance of many ofour young people,
who will read of her unexpected taking
away with deep regret.