The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-06-30

Miss Edna Gregg of Pittsburg, a
classmate at the Clarion Normal of Miss
Marie Dunn, is her guest this week.
r.. A. Welsh, j. b. Hsgerty, S. T..
Carson, Clifford Foreman and Ben Felt
took in the excursion to Titusville Sun
day.
Misses Lenore Ritchey and Bertha
Lawrence, students at Oberlin, Ohio,
college, are home for the summer vacs-
ton.
Mr.. aad Mrs. s. G. Johnston went to
Pittsburg Thursday for a visit with their
son, Stephen, and daughter, Mrs. Tilden
Hood.
Mrs. Katherine Lewis returned to her
home in Bradford, Monday, after a pleas
ant two-weeks' visit with her niece, Mrs.
l.. L. Iuver.
Miss Emma Sslsgiver and Miss Les
lie were down from Bradford and spent
Sunday with the Randall family at the
Rural House.
Misses Nora aud Florence Mong, of
Tionesta township, were guests of their
sister, Mrs. George Burhenn, on German
Hill, over Sunday.
Joseph Weaver went to Dunkirk, N.
Y, Saturday, where he will play third
base this season for the Imperials, one of
the best ball teams of that city.
Mr. apd Mro "a Gtallay aooOu.
panied by their son and daughter, of
Greenburg, Pa, were guests at the home
Of Rev. W. o. Calhoun over the Sabbath.
Clerk of Courts Geist on Friday is
sued the following marriage licenses: G..
II. Fulmer and Myrtle Canaan, both of
Pigeon, Pa. Edward A. Kelly and Ida
Sallade, both of Kellettville.
Mrs. Jas. G. Carson of West Hickory,
and daughter, Mrs. J. F. Sheasley of Kit
tanning, were guests of Tionests friends
yesterday. Mr.. Sheasley and nephew,
Ralph Sheasley, were also here.
Mrs. A. T. Brookhouser moved her
household goods to Girsrd, Pa, the last
OF the week and with her children, Frank,
Bessie, Charles and Marie, has gone to
that place to make her future home.
Henry S. Lockhart. of Shippenville,
Pa, died in that town on the 25th inst,
aged about ~ years. He wa many years
ago a commercial travelling man and a
frequent visitor to Tionesta merchants.
g. f. Rodds moved into his newly
acquired home, the Davis property, on
River avenue in the north ward, yester-
day. Ed Baumgardner has moved his
family into the Shoemaker house, up
town.
Daniel Creswell of Washington coun-
ty, who recently purchased the Smith
property at the mouth of Little Tionesta
creek, was up during the past week look
ing it over with a view to moving his
family up shortly.
George Ginger and Albert Merkle
came down from Tidioute Sunday 10
their canoe, aud f.. d. Glib and Otto
Mowris came from the same place in a
motor boat. The parties we're headed for
Oil City but were held up here by the
rainstorm.
Rev. B. +. Felt has received and &C.
cepted an invitation from his old friends
and former %neighbors at LickiDgville to
deliver the Fourth of July Grafton at the
celebration at that place on Saturday the
Sd. That the people who attend will hear
a good speech, goes without saying.
Justice A. G. Gregg and Charles
Miller, two of Brookston's prominent
citizens, were in Tionesta Thursday,
having come down with a party OF for
e%ign-born residents of that place who
were securing their final papers to be-
come citizens of this great and glorious
country.
Al the quarterly conference held in
the NJ. L. church Friday evening a res
olution was passed imperatively instruct
ing the District Superintendent to see
that the present pastor, Rev. W. o. Cal
houn, is returned to this charge, which
will be welcome news to the reverend
gentleman's admiring friends.
County Treasurer Holeman and VIM.
Smearbaugh left for Pittsburg yesterday,
the former to root for the ball team in
their game against Chicago at the open
ing of the new Fairgrounds, and the lat
ter to attend to some business and incl
dentally to minister to Georges injured
feelings in case Pittsburg should lose the
game.
David Sutton has returned from a
trip to Rochester, Mimi, where he went
to consult the celebrated Mayo surgeons
with reference to submitting to an opera
ton for stomach trouble. 1t is a disap-
pointmont TO Mr.. Sutton's friends to
learn that these famous experts gave him
no encouragement and advised against an
operation.
Rev. j. e. Hillard of Clintonville, a
former Tionesta citizen, was among the
ministers that attended the M. Il. confer
ence here Monday and Tuesday. He
said the reported serious illness from ty-
phoid fever of his son Archie was erron-
eous, and that the young man was attend
ing to business again, after a short lay-ohf
occasioned by an attack of illness from
over-work.
announcements have been received
by relatives here of the marriage of Mr..
James +. Robinson and Miss Emma b.