The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-08-04

medistely at 9l3 Liberty street.-Frank-
lin News, July %. The groom is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Carr, former
residents of Tionests.
Gilbert Davis, returning from a visit
TO his father and brothers at Buffalo, n.
Y, stopped off a couple of days with his
brother, James d. Davis, last week. Glib
is engaged in railroading in North Caro-
lima and says he likes it down there.
DIR. F. J.. Bovard and Prof. F. W.
Gill will leave today for a two weeks
camping trip in the Adirondack Noun
tsins. They go first to Old Forge, via
Buffalo, and expect to pitch their tents
somewhere on the Fulton chain Of lakes.
Wallace w. ScOwden visited his uncle
J. G. Scowden a day or two of laat week
and met many former Tionesta friends.
He is located at Youngstown, Ohio, where
he is conducting a flourishing business in
the manufacture of coca.cola and other
soft drinks.
Mrs. Alice Swanson and Miss Kate
Arner entertained the members of the
Presbyterian church choir at their home
last Wednesday evening. The evening
was very pleasantly spent with music
and other social amusements, after which
refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Moore and
daughter Helen OF Rochester, N. Y, have
been guests at Mrs. G. W. Bovard's for a
few days. They leave today in their
touring car for a visit with other rela-
tives in Butler and Mercer counties.
Mrs. Bovard will accompany them.
Rev. A. b. Mccormick, wife and
daughter, of New Castle, Pa, were WIS.,
itors in Tionests Thursday, being on a
canoe trip down the river. Rev. Mr..
Mccormick was formerly pastor of the
Presbyterian church at North Warren
and was spending his vacation camping
there.
Mrs. X. Brett, who nearly forty years
ago removed with her family from Tio-
ueSth W OIohu, Az - was q "ohiooi
an s~utomobiling party that passed
through town last Wednesday. The party
had but a limited time to spare here, and
Mrs. Brett employed that in a visit with
Mrs. A. B. Kelly.
William S. Theobald aud Miss Ella
1. Callahan, of Franklin, were married
Thursday, July Goth, at st. Johns church
in that city, Rev. Martin Aigner officiat-
ing. The groom will be remembered as
having been employed on the new NJ. e.
church here with his father, who was one
of the contractors.
Frank w. Coleman, located at Wal
ton, W. Va, where he is engaged in drill
ing, spent Saturday with Tionesta fl iends,
who were glad to note his robust health.
Frank spent almost three years in the
oil fields of Roumapia, where he saw
lots and had a good time. but has no de-
sire to return to that country.
Master Glenn Geist attained his
thirteenth birthday on Tuesday and cele-
brated the event in a Picnic at the sui
phur spring, on the German Hill road,
which was attended and most thoroughly
enjoyed by nineteen of his comrades.
Mrs. Geist was assisted by Mrs. A. f.
Ledebur in entertaining the boys.
Dee Bowman, who has been located
in Little Rock, Ark, arrived home Mon
day. Today he left for Long Island
where he has accepted a position with a
theatre orchestra. Roy, his brother, left
yesterday for Friendship, New York,
where he joined a band which will jour
ney across the United States to California.
Clarion Republican. These young men
are sons of our former townsman, ex-
Sheriff Bowman of Clarion.
The REPUBLICAN wss favored with a
very pleasant visit yesterday from Prof.
Archie Hillard, son of Rev. j. L. Hillard,
and a former Tionesta lad. He is travel
ing in the interest of a school book firm
and calling on the directors of the county,
thus probably employing his time be-
tween school terms, and getting recre-
alton and pleasure meanwhile. He will
return to his professional duties in the
Ford City high school next month.