The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-05-28
THE union memorial services At /

The union memorial services at the
M. E. church Sunday morning were at.
tended by large congregation, and the
sermon by the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Burton,
from Acts 22:2S, with agreat sum OBJ.
tanned this freedom" was an appropri-
ate discourse and highly appreciated by
all present. The choir lead in the sing
Ing of several patriotic and appropriate
hymns. and duet by Mrs. Cora Felt and
Mr.. JEFF Henry was most pleasingly rem
dered. Capt. Stow Post @. A. K. and the
Woman's Relief Corps attended the i'm
pressive services iD body.
The will of the late Capt. Cummings OF
Tidioule was probated in Warren last
week by Mrs. Cummings who Ia named as
executrix. To Mrs. Cummings is bequeath-
ed the bulk OF the estate, which is valued
at from $75O,OOO to Sl,OOO,OOO The will
provides that one-seventh of the divi-
dends of the Louisiana Lumber company
and the East Brady Fuel Gas company
shall go to Mrs. Cummings and the remain
der is to be divided among the children
of the deceased, Emily Cummings Ellis
Charles A., Henry H., and Ralph Cum
ings, Laura Cummings White. and Abigail
Cummings.
-Tuesday evening of last week Mrs.
Frances Hoovler of Stewart Run gave
birthday party in honor of their son,
Clarence, which was doubtless one of the
most largely attended gatherings of the
kind ever held in private house in the
country. BY actual count the number
was 40 exclusive of small children. A
most enjoyable time was had by all pres
ent. A sumptuous supper was served,
including ice cream, cake and coffee. Be-
fore taking their leave the guests wished
the hostess and guest Of honor many
happy returns of the day, snd expressed
a wish to come back soon.
"A. Newton Zahniser, who sailed
from New York April lst, three years
ago, in the employment of the Burma
Oil Co., has put in his time in the foreign
oil field. mostly IN Burma, India, and is
home again. coming on the Upton
Myre" by way of Honolulu, arriving at
San Francisco, May 9th, having made
the trip around the globe. Newton, ac-
companied by his wife, spent last week
with his sister, Mrs. II. s. Canfield, at
West Hickory, and circulating among
old friends here. He says he never en-
joyed better health than while in the for
eign countries. They left Monday for
Bridgeport, Ill.
Noting recent change in one of its
wide awake real estate firms, the Daily
outlook, of Santa Monica, California, has
this to say of our former townsman, X.
g. Heath; The business will be handled
hereafter by Heath q Gosling, firm
organized recently and composed of two
live wire hustlers who will do a general
real estate, insurance and loan and home
building business. Mr.. Heath has been
engaged in the real estate business in this
state for some time, coming here from
Pennsylvania where he was a successful
business man. He is finely equipped for
the place and has wide knowledge of
California real estate and especially of
bay district values and is wide awake and
thoroughly reliable. Mr.. Gosllng for the
past six months has been in charge of the
real estate department of the Golden
West, he is lawyer and a member of the
California bar and treasurer of the local
Elks lodge. He came here from Ohio
where he had just completed term of
office as county clerk. He is a popular
and energetic man and with Mr.. Heath
will make a big success of the realty
business, we are assured.