The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-07-12

spend the summer in this section. lie
expects to return in the fall and engage
actively in numbering, and hopes to in
duce James to go with him to the land OF
tall timber and other immensities.
Mr. aud Mrs. Charles French of Law
! renee, Mass. and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Restrof of Philadelphia, with their chill
dren, and Miss Catherine Robinton OF
Yonkers, N. Y, arrived here Saturday,
and are spending pleasant fortnights 5
visit with Z. w. Sigworth and other
friends in the vicinity of Lickingville.
&C. F. Weaver and son Joseph left
yesterday for Buffalo, where the former
will join his brother Elks in the nine
teenth annual convention OF their Grand
Lodge. 1t is predicted that the crowd in
Buffalo will be one of the largest ever as
sembled in that city. Mr.. Weaver and
son expect to return by way of Cleve'
land and will be absent week or ten
days.
-Tionestas young ladies are winning
their way, and it is with pleasure that we
chronicle the election of Miss Christine
Agnew to a good paying position as as
sistant principal in the Force school, one
of the public schools of Washington, ID.
| c., for a term of ten months. Also the
election of Miss Florence Fulton to the
position of teacher of the primary room
in the schools of Emporium, Pa, for
term OF eight months.
The following members of the Ma
tionsl Guard of Pennsylvania living in
this vicinity will go into camp at Erie
during the next ten days with the second
brigade F. j. Bristow, cook for Co. g,
10Th Regt; Corp. Archie Clark, Privates
Sam. Fitzgerald, Lew Arner, Howard
Thomson, Adolph Blum, Fred Brook
honser, of Tionesta; Charles Wolf and
Fred Passauer, of VOLTS Corners; Benz.
George and II. A. Lease, OF Golinza, and
George Smith, of Venus, all of the latter
being member of Co. l, 10th Regt. The
camp is known as Camp Paul w. Jones.
Karl f. Wenk, who recently received
his diploma from the dental depart
ment of the University of Pennsyl-
vania, has fitted up fine suite OF
rooms over the Forest County National
bank, and is prepared to do any class OF
work pertaining to his profession. His
Office equipment is of the most modern
style, and having completed the full three
years course in dentistry in one of the
most famous colleges in the world, in
which the most rigid study and work is
required, Karl feels competent to perform
the finest grade of operations that come
in his line.
Tuesday evening of last week the
editor of the Democrat had very pleas
ant chat with Prof. d. w. Morrison,
County Superintendent OF Forest county
a graduate of the Clarion State Normal OF
the class of '04. Supt. Morrison gives a
favorable outlook for the schools of his
county the coming year. Special refer
ance was made to the progressiveness
indicated and we feel sure that under
Prof. Morrison's care gratifying advance
ment will be made, as he will give con-
scientious and efficient service in accom-
plishing such result.--Clarion Democrat.
j. w. Cook, of Ben Avon; Jake
Cook and wife, of Portland, Oregon; A.
w, Cook, wife and family. OF BrookYille
Mrs. Ida Calvin and family, of Alle-
| gheny, and Mrs. C. G. Ross and family OF
Clarion, spent the Fourth with their
mother, Mrs. A. Cook, at Cooksburg. -
A party ofnine of which w. w. Bow
man, wife and two children formerly Of
Clarion county, now of Kane, were mem
bers, left to-day for the Pacific Coast
They will visit Portland, Seattle, Tacoma
and Astoria. They go via the Canadian
Pacific r. r. to Vancouver b. A, thence
by steamer to Portland and expect to be
trip they will visit Bismarck, N. D., a
few days. s.-Clarion Democrat.
"A society event of interest to many
in this community will take place today
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Me-
Calmont, near President, when their
daughter, Miss Bessie F., will be united
in marriage with Mr.. William f. Kill
mer, one of Tionestas prosperous mer-
chants and most worthy citizens. The
| ceremony, which takes place at noon,
will be performed by Rev. Dr. Slonaker,
of the Tionesta Presbyterian church, in
the presence of the immediate family rel
atives only. The bride-to- be is young
lady of excellent character and bears the
high esteem of all who know her, and has
many acquaintances in Tionesta. The
REPUBLICAN joins heartily in wishing
the young couple long and happy life.