The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1908-07-15

town, Ohio, are visiting the formers
sister, Mrs. Thomas Hsssey, and will
also visit relatives at Fryburg.
John Lawrence came home Sunday
from Perry, n. Y, for few days visit.
VIM. Lawrence was up to spend part of
last week with the boys and reports them
doing fine business In their new store.
On July End, 1908, Clarence II.
Brewster, of Leeper, Pa, and Miss Sallie
Whitehill, of Truemans, Pa were united
in marriage by Rev. B. f. Delo at his
residence on corner of Sth avenue aud
Wood street, Clarion.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Nc
Williams, of Tionesta township, July 4th,
son; to Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark, of
Presiden township, July 9th, a daughter;
to Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Walters, of Ne
braska, July 9th, son.
Mrs. M. d. Allen and two children,
of New Castle, Pa, were guests last week
at the home of her brother, J A. Adams.
Harold Allen, who has been with his
uncle Jerry for several weeks, is having
too good time, and was not ready to re-
turn home with his mother,
Fred Scowden and daughter, Miss
Bernice, spent last week as guests at the
home of his brother, j. G. Scowden.
Fred spent most of his vacation inter-
viewing the "speckled beauties" and as
evidence of his expertness with rod he
took home with him about as nice batch
of the beauts as one could wish TO see.
"A farewell gathering was held at the
home of Moses Hepler, Tuesday evening,
in honor of Mrs. Margaret Barnhsrt, who
has been home for some time and who
leaves for her western home next Tues
day. Mrs. Bsrnhart has many friends
here, who were hoping she would make
this her future home and who are sorry
to hear of her departure.
Miss Maude Wyman, sister of our
towns nan, w. G. Wyman, was married
on the Both ult., at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Geo. N. Burt of Oswego, N. Y, TO
Mr.. j. W. Adams, a prominent citizen of
Chattanooga, Tenn, in which city Miss
Wyman has been max ing her home for a
number of years. The bride Is well
known to many of our people who will
wish her much joy in her new relation.
DIR. George Siggins, who has been
located in Tionesta for the past year,
where he has built up lucrative prac-
tice, has purchased the practice OF DR..
Frank Beck at Lineville, Clarion county,
and will soon move to that place. DR..
and Mrs. Siggins have many warm
friends here, who will be sorry to see
them depart but will wish them abundant
success in their new location. DR.. Beck
has always enjoyed a fine practice at
Lineville. He is removing to Eden burg.
j. II. Brennan has returned from New
York, having accompanied DR.. and Mrs.
j. Norman Davies to the city for the pur-
pose of consulting prominent specialists
regarding DR.. Davies health. His case
was diagnosed as neuritis, or inflsmma-
ton of the nerves. DR.. Davies is in a
hospital, where he will be confined to his
bed for some time, after which more or
less prolonged rest from practice may be
required. Mrs. Davies will remain with
the doctor in the hospital, and DR.. Geo.
A. Davies, 100 Pennsylvania avenue,
west, will take charge of his work here
Warren Times, 9th.
Among the home comers and visitors
for the fourth and during the week, we
note these; DR.. and Mrs. Ross Jor-
dan of franklin at DR.. George Siggins';
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Thorpe OF Frank
lin at Angus Carson's; Mr.. and Mrs. Da-
vid Landers of Bradford at j. J. and j..
W. Landers' Sam Farmer and family of
Tidioute at Edward Graham's; Miss
Ethel Clark of Meadville at J. h. Clark's;
Misses Alice and Frances Kearney of Oil
City at jeff Groves; Merton Mealy and
family of OIL City at Geo. W. Holemaps 5;
Ernest Boyd and family at VIM. Mealy's
Roger Haas of Meadvile at j. r. Clarke.