The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1907-06-12

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and has many friends who will wish her
and the man of her choice many years of
unalloyed happiness and prosperity.
Cards announcing the marriage of
Rev. Homer b. Potter, OF Spartansburg,
and Miss Eva Theadora Eagles, of Boston,
Mass, have been received by the Rever-
end gentlemans friends and former par
ishiouers at West Hickory where he was
stationed for year or two. The cards
announce that the bride and groom will
be at home to their friends after June 5,
at Spartansburg, Pa.
-Supt. d. w. Morrison, Prof G. w.
Mitchell, Mrs. Wills-Wsy Macdonald,
Misses Elizabeth p. Davis, Blanche M.
Pease, Laura E. Hewett, Goldia Hill,
Eleanor Small and Alic McCrea, and II.
T. Klinestier went to Tidioute last Thurs
day afternoon to attend the annual ex-
hibit of school work in the public schools.
They report the display as being very
fine and we'll worth the trip.
Hon. and Mrs. N. p. Wheeler, Miss
Rachel Wheeler and Miss Mary Ailinger,
of Endeavor, attended the marriage, on
Wednesday last, of Miss Margaret Gull
bertson, of Cincinnati, to Mr.. JACK
Wheeler, former popular Endeavorite,
but for the past two years located in
California. The wedding was corsum-
mated at the home of the bride, and Mr..
and Mrs. Wheeler will reside in the Gold
en- State.
Announcement has been made of the
marriage on the 4th inst, of Edward
Peg quignot. of West Hickory, to a young
lady of Toronto, Canada, in which prov
ince the groom has lately been extensively
engaged in oil and gas developments.
Mr.. Pequignot recently purchased the G.
P. Bucklin property at Tidioute, and will
take up his residence there. His Forest
county friends will wish him much hap
piness in his new relation.
Warren Shawkey, former Tionesta
boy, and Miss Anna Wells. both of War
rem, Pa, were married at the BRIDES home
yesterday. The Evening Times says of
the newly welded couple: 1.-THE groom
is well known, being employed at the
Warren postoffice as clerk, and the bride
is one of Warren's most attractive young
women. The esteem in which the young
folk are held by their friends was well
shown by the wealth of handsome gifts
bestowed upon them.
John w. Siggins, of Bradford, Pa,
a son of the late Nathaniel Siggins, of
Harmony township, was in town three or
four days last week renewing his ac-
quaintance with some of his old school,
mates and friends of Tionesta. We un-
derstand that Mr.. Siggins has been quite
successful in the Indiana and other west
ern oil fields. He and his brother, j.
Patterson Siggins, formerly Treasurer of
Forest county, and his sister, Mrs. Peter
Grace, are the only survivors of this well
known and respected early family. We
also learn that he has purchased the old
Nathaniel Siggins homestead farm, in
Harmony township, on which his father
so long lived and on which he spent his
last days, from the Bromley heirs, and
which is much run down and in neg
lected condition, and that it is his inten-
ton to beautify the same, it being his
boyhood home.
Olive Lodge, No. 557, f. and A. NJ,
entertained quite party of out-of-town
visiting brethren at their meeting Mon
day night. After the meeting an elegant
lunch was served at the Hotel Weaver.
The visitors and members present from
out.of-town were: John r. Binder,
Frank S. Hanchett, Charles M. Freeman,
DR.. Harrison A. Dunn, WIN. j. Grandin,
John r. Tsllmsn. John Siggins, Jr., of
Tidioute; Gus B. Evans, Ira NJ. Fox, j.
X. Pettigrew, j. p. Aylesworth, p. e.
Shoemaker, of Endeavor; M. E. Abbott,
W. p. Crouch, of East Hickory; Lester
A. Fehlman, DR.. M. G. Kerr, John T.
Henderson, West Hickory; DR.. William
W. Serrill, A. G. Beesom, of Kellettville;
VIM. E. Myers, E. S. Blauser, Ross p.
Kerr, Chas. G. Thompson, of Nebraska;
j, r. Alt, of Tylersburg; W. f. Jones,
of Newtown; J. b. Mann, OF Eagle Rock.
Messrs. Binder, Hanchett, Freeman,
Grandin and Dunn made the trip from
Tidioute in Mr.. Hsnchett's handsome
Ford touring car.
Hon. John Lamb, of Silver City, Ida
no, with his brother, Alfred Lamb, of
Pleasantville, Pa, were visiting Mr.. A. b.
Kelly, Mrs. j. G. Dale, S. d. Irwin, ESQ,
and other friends in Tionesta on Friday
last. Mr.. Lamb has been member
of the State Senate in Idaho, and filled
other important offices there. Some years
ago he was a United States Commissioner
in Georgia and afterwards in the real es-
tate business and engaged in mining at
st. Louis, Missouri This is his first visit
to his old home for many years, and his
many friends in Tionesta were delighted
to see his genial face once more. At
Boise City he is acquainted with John p.
Tate, remembered by his old Tionesta
friends as "Jack," who lives there, and
built block called the "Tate Block" at
cost of about $4,000; also owns a large
farm near there Mr.. Tate is in the real
estate business and other enterprises, but
within tho last two years he lost his
health and is quite cripple from disease.
Mr.. Tate is an elder of the Presbyterian
church at Boise City. We quote these
items for the information ofmany friends.