The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-07-02

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home the past week. Saturday Mrs.
Dunn gave a party at her up-river cot
tage at which these visitors and Mrs. l..
Fulton were honor guests.
MIR. and Mrs. f. G. Proper and Mrs.
s. M. Henry motored over to Clarion in
the formers car Monday To attend the
Normal commencement. AT Nebraska
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Klinestiver joined the
party. Mr.. and Mrs. s. X. Maxwell, DR..
Glenn Henry, and Miss Janet Jameson
also attended the exercises, which closed
last evening. The graduates from this
vicinity are Misses Glare Henry, Bertha
Scowden and Florence Maxwell of To
nesta, and Janet Haugh Of Nebraska.
in addition to those mentioned last
week as going to the Gettysburg reunion,
the following veterans have also joined
the procession: Chris Zuendel aud Henry
w. Ledebur of Starr, James Hunter of
Endeavor, and s.. N. Flowers OF Tionesta.
The "old boys'' are having hot weather
for their outing, but still not as hot as
they found it there fifty years ago, and we
believe they'll come home feeling spry
and report a jolly time with their old
time comrades as we'll as their former
rivals.
james Hagerty, of Sigel, a young
man who has been employ ed as a driver
by Liveryman j. l.. Hepler, of this
place, for some time, was taken TO the
Kane Summit hospital last Saturday
morning for an operation for sppendi-
oitis. Mr.. Hepler accompanied him and
made all necessary arrangements. The
operation was successfully performed
Monday morning by DR.. Evan Kane,
assisted by DR.. s g. Beatty. Mr.. Hsg-
erty was getting along very nicely at
last accounts.
Andrew l.. Lubold, of Marienville,
and Miss Anna Elizabeth Mcdonald, OF
Oil City, were united in marriage at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gates, par
ents OF the groom, in Marienvilie, Tues
day evening, June Gath, Rev. Il. e.
Phipps officiating. Only the immediate
family and a few relatives Witnessed the
ceremony, which was followed by a
three curse dinner. After a short trip
the happy couple will make their home
in Oil City, where the groom has a lu-
crative position.
The REPUBLICAN acknow lodges a
pleasant call yesterday from Rev. II. E.
Phipps, the popular pastor of the Marien-
vile M. e. church, who autoed over with
Commissioners Mcclellan and was a guest
for a few hours of j.. B. Cottle. Besides
having the reputation of delivering a
good theological discourse, Mr.. Phipps is
no backnumber as a sportsman, being
able to give the boys some points in
the handling of a gun in the game woods,
accomplishments that entities any
gentleman to a carte blanche in the best
society.
&C. Lawrence Firster and Miss Alice
N. Hsschen, both of Oil City, were
married at 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon
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terrain church in that city by Rev. W. f.
Mcbride. They were attended by Miss
Emma Kimes and Herman Haschen, a
brother of the bride. After the ceremony
a reception was conducted at the Haschen
home on Hoffman avenue. Mr.. and Mrs.
Firster will make their home in Reno,
where the former is employed. The
brides former home was in Hickory
township, this county.
-Lerenzo G. Plyler and Miss Eliza
beth Il. Cook, two of Mayburg's popular
young people, were happily married at
the home of the BRIDES parents last eve
ming, Rev. Henry Sm~allenberger OF
Kellettville, performing the ceremony in
the presence of the immediate relatives Of
the contracting parties. Mr.. and Mrs
Plyler left this morning on a brief honey.
moo trip, after which they will be al
home to their friends at Mayburg. The
REPUBLICAN joins the many friends Of
the happy couple in extending congrat-
ulations and best wishes for their further
Joy and prosperity.