The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-05-03

| plOyed in this Office helping us out duriug
the enforced vacation of g. Il. Martin.
Wilson Walters, one of Barnett town.
ships oldest residents, died at the home
of his son George, at Redclyfle. on Sun
day, and was buried yesterday at Green
wood cemetery. He was aged SO years,
and is survived by several children.
Among the Tionesta teachers who
have finished successful terms in various
sections of the county during the pas t
winter and returned home are Misses
Christine Agnew, Brookston; Patience
McCrea. Sheffield Junction; Susie HUI
ling, Cooper Tract; Martha Morrow, West
Hickory.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Irwin, Mrs. Suie
NJ. Sharpe, and Mrs. A. b. Kelly were
among the guests in attendance at the
wedding of DR.. Alexander Macleod
Brown and Miss Helen Heydrick, daugh-
ter of Judge and Mrs. G. Heydrick,
which was prominent society event in
Franklin, on Wednesday, April 26th.
Mrs. G. w. Bovard and DR.. f. j. Bo-
ward went to Grove City Friday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. w. A. Stewart, whose
death occurred Thursday. The funeral
services were held Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Stewart was sister-iD-law of Mrs.
Bovard. DR.. Bovard returned Sunday
morning, but Mrs. Bovard remained there
for weeks visit.
Mrs. Mary L. Smith, wife of Samuel
B. Smith, died at her home in Titusville
on the 9th ult., of paralysis, after a
weeks illness. The deceased was sister
of William Lowman, of Marienyille, well
known to many of our readers. She was
a consistent and DEVOTED member of the
NJ. f. church, and woman greatly be-
loved by all who knew her. Funeral
services, conducted by her pastor, Rev.
w. p. Murray, were held on Saturday
last.
S. II. Secor, who has held the position
of ticket agent for the p. IL Il. railroad at
Sheffield for number of years, has re-
signed his post to accept the management
of the Collins d Kreitler store at Nebras-
ka and will move to that place this week.
Fred Klinestiver, who has been in charge
of the store for some years, will enter the
exclusive employ ofT. d. Collins, po-
sition which our young friend Fred is
fully competent to handle with credit 10
| himcalf and biS an nlovar
"A pretty home wedding was solemn
lied at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
EdH ard Graham last Wednesday morn
ing, when their daughter, Claudia d.
was united in maj riage with j. Gordon
Haslet, son of Il. l.. Haslet, of this Place,
Rev. w. o. Calhoun ofliciated, and hfter
a nice wedding breakfast, the happy
young couple left on the morning train
south for few days visit with friends
in Meadville and Crawford county, and
on their return will be at home TO lheiI
many friends.
The Ridgway Advocate has this tc
say of former Tionesta boy: "Archie
r. Hillard, who was principal of the
schools at Loleta, this county, during the
school term just closed, came to Ridgway
Wednesday morning to accept position
with the Ridgway Publishing Company
and also work when needed as substi'
tute clerk in the Ridgway post office
Mr.. Hillard took the civil service eXami'
nation over year ago, and received al
appointment as substitute clerk last De-
cember. When not engaged in the pos
office he will employ the time soliciting
for the Advocate and Daily Record, and
do some special writing for these papers
Mr.. Hillard is a fine young man, and W.
are glad to welcome him to Ridgway
where we have no doubt he will sooI
make many iriendSn