The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1906-07-11

Among the home-comers for the
Fourth we noted these: J.P. Grove from
Central City, KY; j. G. Jameson from
Meadville; Walter Saylor from Ridgway;
David Blum and family from North
Warren; Rufus Noblit from Oil City; j.
n. Gerow from Butler county.
Mrs. Bert Wilson has returned to her
home at President from the hospital at
Rochester, Minn., an operation having
been considered unnecessary. She is
rapidly recovering her health and
strength and was visitor in Tionesta
last Friday.
Late home. comers from school: Roy
Bovard and John Ritchey, from State
College; Russell Hopkins, Dickinson
Seminary, Williamsport; Miss Josephine
the Academy, Washington,
Pa; Misses Marie Dunn, Merle Dunn
and Lena Gerow and j. II. Osgood,
Clarion Normal.
William Jameson, son of our old
w. Va, spent part of last week in Tio-
nesta and vicinity. While here he com
pleted the purchase OF the John Thomson
farm at Stewart Run, and turned it over
to his uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. John
Huddleson, who will enjoy the balance
of their lives on this pleasant old home
stead.
Prof c. NJ. Freeman aud Miss Flor
euce Parshsll of Tidioute, were married
in the Presbyterian church June 21th, 1t
being one of the events of the season.
The following Forest county people at
tended the ceremony: Miss Wheeler,
Miss Ailinger, Mrs. w. o. Fuellhart, Of
Endeayor; Mrs. j. A. Turner, Miss Tur-
ner, Miss Alice Siggins, of West Hick-
ory; Miss Blanche Pease and II. II.
Klnestiver, of Tionesta.
Rev. NJ. l.. Fredrick, who is pleas
antly remembered by many friends as
former pastor of Mt. Zion's, German
Hill, having received two successive
calls from large Lutheran congregation
at Luckey, Ohio, was given peaceful
dismissal from his present congregation
at New Bed ford, Ohio. He expects TO
move to his new field of labor this week.
Friends in this section are always pleased
to hear good news from their former
popular pastor.
"A quiet home wedding was consum-
mated at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Blum, of Tionesta township, on the
9TH inst, when their daughter, Miss Ma
bel A., one of the truly excellent young
ladies of this vicinity, was united in
marriage with Henry Raymond Childs,
also one of the townships industrious
and steady going young men. Rev. w.
O. Calhoun officiated, and only the i'm
mediate relatives of the bride and groom
were in attendance. The happy young
couple has our best wishes for long and
prosperous life.
Mr.. George Coe, of Pleasantyille, and
Miss Blanche Mays, the popular manager
of the Forest telephone "central" at Tio-
nesta for number OF years, hied them
selves to jamestown, N. Y, on Monday
of this week, where they were Joined in
wedlock, the ceremony taking place al
l:3O p. m. This happy event comes as
surprise to Miss Mays many friends in
this vicinity, but none the less they vii
all wish her and the man of her choice
many joyful years of prosperous married
life, in which wish the REPUBLICAN
heartily joins. They will reside at Pleas
antville, where the groom conducts
thriving restaurant business.
John Muenzenberger and daughter
Miss Martha, of Chicago Heights, who
are east visiting friends, arrived in Tic
nesta on the 9TH inst. and are guests o
| Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Joyce. 1t is more
than fifteen years since Mr.. Muenzen
berger left Tionesta and he notes many
changes in that time. He reports hi
ia nily all well and happy, and it is
pleasure to note that our old friend ha
prospered in his new home where he il
one of the leading spirits of the new an(
rapidly growing city suburb of Chicago
In appearance and action he's the SAM
John that he used to be, don't seem t.
grow a day older, and is receiving
hearty welcome among old friends here
John Mckinley, a wealthy and high
ly esteemed citizen OF Lansdale, Pa, sho
and killed himself at his homo in thu
night of the 5th inst. He had been i'll fol
some time and was in high state of ner
yousness, imagining that there were bur
glars in the house. To allay his fears hi
wife went into an adjoining room t
search it. While thus absent she heart
two shots from revolver, and rushing
into his room found Mr.. Mckinley iyinl
OH the bed with bullet hole through hi
brain. He lived but few hours. Wheth
er the shooting was accidental or will
suicidal intent will perhaps never b.
known. The deceased was the last Q
the family of John Mckinley, forme
we'll known residents of Stewart Run
this county, the family being remem
bered by many citizens still living ii
this vicinity, They removed from her
to Montgomery county in 1866, havin
sold their farm during the oil excitemen
of those days.
High School for Hickory Township.