The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-09-21

They were accompanied as far as Oil City
by Mrs. Mckinley, who visited friends
there couple of days.
The Republicans f New Mexico have
nominated Hon. w. II. Andrews, former
State Senator from the Crawford district,
for Territorial Delegate to Congress. The
nomination is equivalent to election, and
Mr.. Andrews will be on hand next Win
ter to urge the bill admitting his terri
tory into the Union as a State.
Adam Emert has been very critically
i'll with heart trouble during the past
week. Mr.. Emert is past eighty years of
age, and his physician has little hope for
recovery. He is one of German Hills
oldest and highly respected citizens, hay
ing resided on the farm which he cleared
and now occupies, two miles from Tio.
nesta, upward of forty years.
Mrs. j. f. Proper and son, Curtis,
departed for Florida yesterday, where
they will spend the winter They will
be located at Tampa Bay, where they
have rented cottage. Mrs. Proper was
accompanied by her maid, Miss Agnes
Smith, who will remain during her stay
in the Southland. Mr.. Proper will join
| his family later in the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Bradt are enter
tanning tie formers uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Wiswell of Oil City. Yester-
day they entertained Mr.. and MIRA. II. S.
Kelly, of Cairo, w. Va, who are visiting
friends in this vicinity. Mr.. Bradt will
leave for southern Ohio to-day on an ex-
tended business trip, expecting to be
gone till about Christmas time.
AT a small party given by Mrs. Kelly
and Mrs. Sharpe, in honor of Mrs. Elsie
| Kelly Rodgers, of Cincinnati, the public
announcement of the engagements and
approaching marriages of Miss Emma
Lawrence to Mr.. Edward Fitzgerald, and
Miss Iva Holeman to Mr.. Merton Mealy,
was made. The best wishes for the joy
and happiness ofthese young people were
offered by the guests.
Fred NJ. Morgan, of Denver, Colora.
| do, called east TO attend the funeral of his
sister the late Miss Lizzie Morgan, came
up from Oil City last week to spend a
day with Tionesta friends. 1t will please
all OF Fred's many friends in this section
to learn that his health is now better than
it has been for a number of years, the
| clinota Of Colorado havinu dona wondars
in building up his constitution.
james w. Mong, who some months
ago moved to the Kansas oil field, locat-
ing at Independence, has return ed to this
section with his family, and will make
| Pennsylvania his home again. James
was not engaged in the oil business,
which he says is tlourishing on a large
| scale, but he did not like the country as
well as this. He is not yet decided where
he will locate. lie reports all the Forest
county people in that section well.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Miss Maude Butler, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. Ii. Butler, and one of Tio-
nesta'a choicest young ladies, and Mr.. H.
NJ. Dove, of Warren, Pa, next Wednes-
day, week from to-day. The ceremony
will take place at the brides home on the
West Side, and in the evening a recep-
ton will be rendered them at the home of
the grooms mother in Warren, to which
a num- ber of their Tionesta friends have
been invited. The young couple will go
to housekeeping at once in their new
home, which has already been nicely fit
ted up for the occasion. Miss Buffers
friends gave her linen shower last Sat
urday evening when many pretty and
substantial pieces were bestowed upon
the bride-to-be.