The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-08-30

-Messrs. p. W. Lindsay and Jas. A
Whalen, attaches of the Pittsburg Dis
patch, who have been rusticating at theil
old camping ground on an island neal
Jameson station, haven't had the
smoolhest of sailing since pitching theil
tent, having been driven from home
several nights by almost incessant wei
weather. Monday night the food reached
their tent the floor of which was under 9
foot or two of water, and they were
obliged to desert it altogether until the
weather man gets over his tiff and doles
out decenter article. The young men
are not inclined to knock on their luck,
however, but are finding congenial COM
pany in the town to help break the
aquatic monotony.
AT prettily appointed function at the
home of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clinton Fitzgerald, Marienville, Pa,
their daughter, Miss Jennie f. Fitzgerald
was united in marriage with Fred j.
Bortzer, in the evening of 22d inst, the
officiating clergyman being Rev. H. e.
Phipps of the M. f.. church. Only the
immediate relatives and few intimate
friends OF the contracting parties wit
messed the ceremony in which the pretty
ring service was employed. The bride
is one of Marienville's most estmable
young ladies and has many friends in
that community, while the groom is a
worthy young business man of that place
who stands high in the estimation of its
people. The best wishes for a long and
happy life is extended by all who know
them.
If you have not yet made up your
mind as to the choice of your school for
the fall term, writo to the Lock Haven
State Normal School for catalogue.
There are still few rooms that can be
secured, although the coming year prom
ises to be the largest in the history of this
school. 1t has an ideal location, fine
location, fine equipment, and In some re-
spects the best Training School in the
state. Its library is also one of the most
attractive. is carefully catslogued and is
made up of fine collection of books.
Students are taught how to use the library
and when they graduate they are capable
of organizing small Libraries in the pub
lie schools. Its laboratories are arranged
in such way that each individual stu
dent has table to himself. 1t has organ
lied a working museum which is both
attractive and useful. The fall term be-
gins September llih. 1t
The item in last weeks News regard
ing the twenty six men who went from
Tidioute to jamestown in 81 to join Capt.
Cluney's company, James E. Smith
writes from jamestown, N. Y. that he is
one of "the boys" but that he knows of
only one other surviver-W r. Reck
living near Bradford. Perhaps there are
others, and if so let us know. We are
certainly glad to hear from Mr.. Smith,
Tidioute News. 1t is with sorrow we
correct Mr.. Smith by the announcement
that Mr.. Reck has also responded to the
last roll call, having passed away at his
home in Bradford just one year ago this
month. We believe if the News will
correspond with Hon. Oliver Byerly, Os-
trander, Washington, it will find one of
"the boys" who was with the company
referred to. Six or eight young men
from East Hickory, or Beaver Valley,
went out together, but all now are gone
excepting Mr.. Byerly, who, we hope, is
still hale and hearty in his western home.
Peter Curico, an Italian, aged 81
years, was brought to Jail last Wednes-
day by Constable j. w. Grove, OF Kings
Icy township, under very serious charge
preferred by Mrs. M. l.. Hoover, of
Hastings. Curico was employed as a
section hand on the S. & II. railway and
on Tuesday about noon appeared at the
Hoover home, He enticed Mrs. Hoover
out of the house by saying that one of her
family was lying in the yard and needed
her help. AS she stepped outside he
made a felonious attack upon her and
threw her to the ground. He had large
knife in his hand and threatened to kill
her if she made an outcry. Mrs. Hoover
screamed Justify and several neighbors
heard her cries and came to the rescue,
frightening Curco away before he did
her any harm. In the evening the con-
stable placed Curico under arrest at Buck
Mills and at hearing before Squire
George Zuendel at Kellettylle he was
bound over to September court without
bail. Curico has been in this country
about three years aud had been employed
at Hastings for two months.