The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1906-06-27

the general Joy of the occasion. But
while no paper will be issued the office
will be opened all week for the transaction
Of any other business that may happen
along, especially the receipting for any
funds due the institution, so don't hang
back thinking you cannot be accommo-
dated. Our next issue will appear on
July llth, meantime we hope all our
friends will have happy time on the
ever glorious.
-The.Forost County Veterans Associa-
tion will hold It's annual reunion at Mar
ienville sometime in September, exact
date not yet decided upon. 1t will be
two years since this association has held
meeting, and it is expected to make this
event notable one. The present officers
are, President, j. j. Young. Mar ienville;
Vice President, f. X. Kreitler, Nebraska;
Secretary, G. II. Wilton, Marienville.
Mrs. A. B. Kelly and Mrs. Suie NJ.
Sharpe gave reception to large num-
Der of their lady friends at the home of
the former on Friday afternoon last, hon.
oring their guest, Mrs. Charles Bonner,
of Chicago. Out-of-town guests present
were, Mrs. Orion Siggins and Misses
Frances, Jennie and Justina Siggins, OF
West Hickory; Mrs. Fred Slocum and
Mrs. w. A. Shewmsn, of Kellettville;
Mrs. Lyman Cook and Mrs. George
Matha, of Nebraska.
-Tionesta's two justices of the peace,
s. j, Setley and s. s. Garfield, are both
seriously i'll, so much so that friends are
greatly concer ned as to the ultimate out
come Of their troubles. Squire Setley
has been in i'll health for nearly year
past, but until within the past month or
two has been able to be up and about.
Squire Garfield has been confined to the
house for the past two weeks or more
with bowel trouble. His physicians think
he will come out all right with absolute
rest and good care, which he is getting.
Francis II. Irwin, nephew of our
townsman Judge Irwin, who recently
graduated from Washington and Jeffer-
son college, taking first honors in very
large class, several special prizes, and in
fact about everything but the college
charter, has been selected as inspector
and supervisor of the new macadam road
that is being constructed between Tylers-
burg and Leeper, under the authority OF
the State Highway Department. The
road will be mile and half in length,
and Mr.. Irwin will be engaged several
months.
The biggest trout story of the year
was going the rounds yesterday. 1t is
asserted that William Antill, an Oil Creek
township boy, Saturday caught trout in
Bog Run which measured nineteen inches
in length and weighed four pounds. He
did not use any fancy brand of flies nor
approach the stream with all the scien-
tific precautions usually adopted by per-
sons claiming to be real piscatorial artists.
1t is said he just saw the trout and augled
for 1t with hook and line baited with a
frog. The four pound fish was the result.
-Titusville Herald.
We learn with good deal of pleasure
from the Warren Mail that our friend
Andrew ]. Fleming. of Grunderville, has
taken unto himselfa wife in the person
of Miss Nettie Brogan, of Ackley, War
rem county. The ceremony took place in
Warren on Thursday, June 7th, 1906.
The bride is one of Warren county's sue
cessful school teachers. The grooms
many Forest county friends will join the
REPUBLICAN in extending very best
wishes for long and happy life to him
and his fair bride. They have gone to
housekeeping at Grunderville.
The elections of teachers for Forest
county schools will be held as follows:
jerks twp, June 20, A. II. Sigworth,
secretary, Marienville; Howe twp, June
80, w. II. Jackson, secretary, McCrays;
Kingsley twp, July 2, Leon Watson,
secretary, Kellettville; Hickory twp,
July 5, T. B. Lehentaler. secretary, En-
deavor; Harmony twp, July 8, no secre-
tary elected yet; Tionesta twp, July Z,
Mrs. Pauline Smearbaugh, secretary,
Tionesta; Green twp, July o, Fred.
Klinestiver, secretary, Nebraska; Bar
nett twp, July 10, J. II. Barton, secre-
tary, Redclyffe.
Mrs. II. H. Cummings, Regent of the
Tidioute Chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution, gave reception
to Mrs. Donald Mclean, of New York,
President-General of the Society, at her
hospitable home in Tidioute, on the 10th
inst There were upward of hundred
present, among those from out of town
being Mrs. N. p. Wheeler, Miss Wheeler
and Mrs. w. o. Fuellhart, of Endeavor;
Mrs. Suie May Sharpe, Tionesta; Mrs. j.
f. Sheasley, Kittanning; Mrs. Orion Sig
gins, Miss Justins Siggins, Mrs. Sumner
Vail, Miss Alice Siggins, Mrs. j. A.
Turner and Miss Turner, West Hickory.
SwanSOn-Arner.