The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1912-07-10

report perfect day and fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Meader and
children, of jamestown, N. Y, were
guests over the 4th of Mrs. Meader's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Weingard, OF
German Hill. Other members of the
latter family were home to spend the
national holiday at the pleasant old home.
stead.
Geo, Huddleson, for the past two
years resident of Ok lahoma, returned to
his native home in this vicinity last week.
While many features of that hot section
were to his liking, he does not expect to
return, preferring "the old stomping
ground" to anything he found in the
southwest country.
Our old friend Benjamin Kinney has
diifted with the tide landing in the oil
fields at Maricopa, California, where he
finds 1t necessary, in order to make life
bearable, to have the weekly visits of the
old FOREST REPUBLICAN. Ben has for
years been landmark in the vicinity of
Balltown and Porkey, and no doubt is
much missed by old friends in that com
munity.
Subscription renewals are thank fully
acknowledged as follows: Frank Ru-
dolph, Endeavor; j. Y. Flick, Tionesta;
w. L. Elder, Warren; Geo. W. Meader,
jamestown, N. Y; Ben Kinney, Mari
cops, Calf, new; Elk Tanning Co.,
Ridgwsy; Mrs. X. j. Mills, Corydon, Pa.
new; Geo. Shots, Tylersburg; NJ 1873
Minnie Walters, Muncie, Ind; Joseph
Clark, Tionesta.
The following teachers from here are
attending summer schools: Miss June
Herman at State College, Center county;
f. w. Gill and Miss Katharine Osgood
1T the University, Wooster, Ohio; Parker
Flick at Allegheny College, Meadville.
Lloyd White, our new principal, IS also
attending state College. Ira b. Shoup, of
Muzette. is attending Columbia Univer-
sity, in New York City.
Prot. James l.. Marks of Tidioute,
and Miss Sarah SAMSON Wilson, were
mar led on the campus of the Kisk imin-
etas Springs school June 2Sth. Prof.
Marks is son of Rev. and Mrs. S. f.
Marks OF Tidioute, and is we'll and favor
ably known to many Tionesta people.
His bride is the daughter of Prof. A. W.
Wilson, principal of the school in which
he has held chair for some time past.
They will make their home at Kiskim in
etss Springs.
Fred NJ. Morgan, for the past six
teen years resident of Denver, Col,
whittier he went because of the salubri-
ago to get bracer of pure Pennsylvania
ozone, aud has been a guest at the home
of his brother, James r. Morgan, for the
past two weeks. The high altitude of
Denver got a little too frisky to suit Fred
and he decided to shake it for a season
and come back to country that he knew
would welcome him and build him up
physically.
DIR. WILDER T. Ledebur, who has
been located in Baltimore, Md, for some
time, sprung pretty and agreeable sur
prise on his relatives and friends here
when he came home July lst bringing a
bride with him. The young lady of his
choice was Miss Anna Harboldt, Of York,
Pa, who had been trained nurse in st.
Luke's hospital, Baltimore, in which the
doctor was resident physician. They
were married in Washington, d. c., on
March 2Sth, 1912. They will spend the
summer here and are receiving the con-
gratulations of many friends, The doc
tor had house furnished at Irvington, a
suburb of Baltimore, and expects to To-
cate there permanently.
Wednesday, June 26, Harry d. jam
ieson and Adells l.. Sandrock lett on the
early morning train for Meadville, where
they were Joined by their friend, Miss
Ethel Clark, and together the party pro-
ceeded to Linesville, Crawford county.
where, at high noon, the marriage of the
first named was solemnized by the Rev.
w. o. Calhoun, their former pastor in
Tionesta, the full ring ceremony of the
Methodist Episcopal church being en-
ployed. After the wedding dinner the
company spent the day at Exposition
Park, Conneaut Lake, and the happy
couple left Lnesvile in the evening for
a trip to Pittsburgh, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls and Toronto. They will make
their home in Tionesta and begin their
married life with the best wishes of a
multitude of friends.