The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-04-06
ClaringtOn.

John Maze was at home on a visit last
week from Kane, where he is at work. He
had not been home for more than six
months
Burns Campbell is at home farming again
at this time. He has been away from home
all winter.
Miss Eda Campbell is at home, having
recently been away in search of health. She
expects now to improve. Her friends hope
for her final recovery. Cheer up, Eda,
spring is here.
Mrs. Mary Fulmer became suddenly i'll
at church at Greenwood DR.. Brewer was
hurriedly called and although he worked
with her for more than two hours, she did
not rally. While her many friends are
anxious for her recovery, there seems to be
very slim chance for her.
Miss Ida Knight was married recently to
a Mr.. Albaugh of Six Mile, Pa. Congratu-
lations are in order, if she did go away to
find man.
Miss Alice Frantz and Others gave pie
social last Saturday night. The proceeds
are to be used to supply much needed
dictionary and other books for the library
for the Greenwood school. The receipts
were quite satisfactory. There was large
attendance.
The infant daughter of Al. Cassatt, of
Redclyffe, was buried at Clarington, Sun
day afternoon. Rev J. +. MoAboy was to
have preached the funeral, but on account
of Mrs. Fulmers illness, he did not get
there.
II. w. Brenneman was born in Clarion
county, Pa, Aug. 5, 1884. Went home
from Clarington, March 80, 1910. He leaves
| a wife, one daughter, Mrs. Mildred Hind
man, of Clarington, three sons, Reed and
| Herbert, both of Clarington, and Lyman of
Ridgway, Pa, to mourn his loss. He was
oil ,,, xt.itb Misc Hannah
Bole on July 4th, 1860. He lived in
Clarion and Forest counties all his life.
He united with the NJ. L. church in early
| life and has always been true to his post in
the church and in the community. He has
been a consistent Christian for many years
and was often heard to testify to the fact
that ut matters not when my Lord shall
call, ! am ready" To know him was to
| love him. Our loss is his gain. He had
been sick the greater part of the winter,
| having two or three serious attacks. His
| funeral was conducted at the late residence
| in Clarington, by his pastor, Rev. Jas. f.
| McAboy, assisted by Rev. J. f. Strayer,
pastor of the United Brethren church, and
| Rev S. Stimer, of the Free Methodist
church. His interment took place at Clar-
ington.
CARD OF THANKs.-We desire, through
| our pastor and your paper, to express our
sincere thanks to the neighbors and kind
| friends who have shown any kindness, or
given comfort or cheer through this be-
reavement, the sickness and death of our
husband and father.
Mrs. r. w. BRENNEMAN.
Mrs. NJ. V. HINDMAN.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dunkle, a
girl, Sunday, March p to Squire and Mrs,
| VIM. Burk rkett, a girl, Sunday, March q
| And Sunday was not such good day for
the stork after all. DR.. j. j, Brewer is busy
as usual you see.
LYMAN Brenneman returned to Ridgway
Saturday morning. he having been called
| here by the serious illness of his father. His
wife accompanied him.
Commissioner Clark and others deserve
credit for the splendid condition of the
roads, they having had the road machine
out for several days with large force of
men and teams, and have certainly i'm
proved the roads a great deal.
Mrs VIM. Maze has had an operation
performed on her foot. She is getting
along nicely. Dr. Brewer is attending her
Mechling & London have been busy this
last week. as undertakes, having no less
than three funerals.
Rev NJ. b. Riley is to deliver his famous
lectures in this vicinity as follows: AT
Clarington NJ. Il. church Tuesday, April 10,
subject ~ to 81 At Blue Ridge, We'd
nesday, April 20, subject, "Reminiscences Of
Early School Days" Admission, 10 and
10 cents Secure your tickets now, come
! early and avoid the rush.
Making garden seems to be the order of
the day.
Dean Mcchling was home over Sunday
He is attending school in Brookville.
Rev. S. NJ. Ward is repairing his house,
moving the old part back, and says he ex-
poets to put another story on top.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Thos, J. Knight
one day last week, bouncing girl.
For SALE.-Eggs for Matching from
choice Rose Comb Brown Leghoms at Sl0O
per 10, 500 for 100, at Clarington. Car
riage extra if over miles away. Address
L.. L. Ion ElnrinnInrn Dn