The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-05-18
RECENT DEATHS.


accident his horse taking fright, throw
ing him from the buggy and fracturing
three of his ribs while en- route to Tidi-
QUITE. He was one of the pioneer residents
of Forest County, coming to the oil region
In the early days. He first came TO
Trunkeyville in 1861, and few years
later moved to Fagundus. He is survived
by his wife and nine children. Inter
ment was made in the Tidioute Cemetery
Wednesday afternoon.
DEAN.
Mrs. Amelia BARR Dean, wife of
Aaron b. Dean, of Henrys Mills, Warren
county, died In the State Hospital at
North Warren, Friday, May lS, 1910,
aged about 50 years. The family formerly
resided in Kellettvile and other places in
Kingsley township, where they were we'll
and favorably known. Mrs. Dean was
born near Scotch Hill, Pa. Owing to an
unfortunate condition of her mind she
was removed to the hospital about two
months ago. She is survived by her
husband, who is now with son in Goa
linga CAL, and two sons and four daugh-
ters.
JOHNSON.
Mrs. Lizzie Johnson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. c. Slower, OF Coal Hill, Pa,
died at her home in Golinza, Forest coun.
ty, Monday of this week, az d % years,
IL months aud l6 days. leaving an infant
son few hours old. She was united in
marriage with f. c. johnson, Dec. q,
1894, and since that time they have lived
in the vicinity OF Nebraska. She is sur
vived by her husband, two sons and one
daughter; also her parents. one brother,
Ira Slower, of Coal City, a sister, Mrs.
Hifdren, OF Oil City, and half brother,
Henry Marsh, OF Parkers Landing. Fu-
neral services will be held this Wednes'
day at 1880 a. m. at the home, Rev. W. o.
Calhoun officiating. The interment will
take place in the cemetery in Fertgs,
Veuango county.
MABIE.
Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Mabie died Tuesday
morning, May II, 1910, at her home at
No. 262 East Sixth street, Erie, Pa, aged
about So years. She bad not been in good
health for a number of years, suffering a
stroke of paralysis about three years ago.
Mrs. Msbie was the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Neal, who we're among the
first settlers in Fsirview, Erie county,
Pa. Her husband was c. d. Msbie, who
has been dead many years. They resided
| in Tionests for fifteen or eighteen years,
during a part of which time they con-
Quoted the Holmes House, which was
| located on River street, short distance
below the river bridge. They were the
occupants of the hotel when 1t was de-
stroyed by fire on Dec. 10, 1872. The
family left Tionesta about thirty-one
years ago, but Mrs. Mabie had many old
friends here who will be sorry to learn
OF her passing away. She is survived by
one son, Harry Mabie, of Erie. The
funeral will he held this afternoon at 3
o'clock, with ntermpnt beside the bodies
of her husband and son, Frank, in the
Fairview cemetery. Mrs. Msbie was an
aunt of Mrs. J. D. W. Reck and Mrs.
Thomas Snodgrsss, of Tionesta.
BLAINE.
DIR. John Elliott Blsire, a former well
known prsctlcing physician IF Tionesta,
died suddenly In st. Louis, Mo-, Thurs
day, May ~, 1910, from angina pectoris,
after an illness of only an hour. DIR.
Blaine was aged SO years. He came to
Tionesta in October, 1872, and shortly
thereafter engaged in the practice of
medicine here, being very successful.
Leaving here over twenty-fiye years ago
he went to Plesssntville, Pa, then to
Chicago, Illinois, and later to St. Louis,
where he was secretary, treasurer and
manager of a Kelley Institute. He was
regarded as an authority on the treatment
of alcoholism, drug and tobacco addiction,
making that a specially in the later ears
of his life. DR.. Blaine was united in
marriage in juno, 1873, with Miss Ella
Stow, of Cincinnati, Ohio, who survives
him, with one son and two daughters, as
follows: Roger Blaine, of San Francisco,
CAL; Mrs. Fay Faine, of Alaska and Miss
Augusta Blaine, at home. He was a
visitor at the home of Mr.. A. b. Kelly,
here, three years ago. Many old friends
here have very kindly remembrance oi
DR.. Blaine and all these will learn with
regret of his demise. The body was
cremated and the ashes sent to his birth
place, Beaver, Pa, for interment.
FOREMAN.
James Hamilton Foreman, former
respected resident of Tionests, died sud
denly in Pittsburg, Pa. at 10 p. m, Fri
day, May 13, 1910, aged II years. Mr.
Foreman was born in Butler county and
was the son of James b. and Msris
| (Karnes) Foreman. He was the oldest o
eight children, four of whom survive, al
follows; II. NJ. Foreman, OF Tionesta
VIM. j. Foreman, Of Seattle, Wash
Samuel Foreman, of Indian Territory
and Mrs. VIM. Laird, of Wadestown, W
Va. Mr.. Foreman was reared in Butle
and Armstrong counties, learning thu
trade of tank builder, and followed tn,
oil development to many fields. He re-
sided for a number of years at East Hick
ory and for six or eight years in Tionesta
He left here about ten years ago, going Il
Pittsburg, where he has since been em
ployed by the Watson Tank Co. He wa
respected by all for his integrity and haC
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