The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-09-03

one OF the original Co. G, S3d Regiment
boys who wentt to the front from here in '6l
and 1t Is many years since he has had an
opportunity to mingle with them, and we
hope may make good use of his time in
many a hearty hand .shske.
MIR. and Mrs. George Birtcil and
children, of Knox, Pa, enjoyed a three
days visit in Tionesta last week AZ guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rsy Birtcil. George ret
his terrapin trap for a night and vent
home with the usual good mss Of the
Allegheny river variety.
L.. ]. Catlin and sons, Charles and
Leslie, OF Jefferson, Ohio, who bad been
visiting relatives and friends at their old
home at Kellettville, for a couple of
weeks, were Tionesta visitors Thursday,
being enroute home, and gave the RE-
PUBLICAN Office a pleasant call while
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Meader and
two daughters, of jamestown, N. Y,
motored down Saturday to visit Mrs.
Ms parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Vein
gard of German Hill. They were accom-
panied in another car by Mrs. Johnson
and daughter, Julia, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Oleson and two sons, and together they
spent a most happy Sunday at the old
homestead.
John Kelly and COMMISSIONS Nc
Clellan of Marienville tried bass fishing
in the Allegheny a few hours yesterday,
but with little success. Hugh makes no
great %pretentions but Kelly is a veteran
in piscatorial arts and well knows there
are days wen the fish will and when they
won't, and so has promised himself an
other day ont, when conditions are near
TO his liking.
George 1. Davis, Of Sharon Pa, came
up Saturday to join Mrs. Davis and three
children, who had been welcome guests
of old Tionests friends for ten days.
They returned home Monday. While en-
joying a good measure of prosperity at
the present time, they still have an oc-
casional longing for dear old Tionesta
where so many pleasant years OF their
lives were passed.
The party given | y the young ladies
in Bovard's hall, Friday evening, was a
brilliant success, about eighty persons
being in attendance. Among the out of
town guests were, Miss Eva Hunter, Ed
ward White, Simpson Brown, Oil City;
Harold Berlin, Knox; Miss Ruth Swan
son, jamestown; Miss Della Cook, George
Lunt, Mayburg; James Wilbur, Pleas
antville; Miss Anna Grandiu, F. w. Gill,
Tidioute; Earl Maxwell, Franklin; j. w.
Steiner. Scotch Hill; Gilbert Peterson,
Sheffield; Mrs. w. H. Rogers, Louisville;
Mrs. Amos Allen, Chicago; Miss Lenore
Ritchey and John Ritchey, Pittsburgh.
The Sheffield Observer of last week
has this pleasant reference to a former
Forest county couple whose many friends
will rejoice with them in this prosperity
item; THE stork visited the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Catlin Tuesday and
left a healthy and strong lunged boy as a
companion for Russell in the years to
come. The father Is putting up a good
front. but his intimate friends have little
doubt that he was at first somewhat dis
appointed that the old bird did not leave
a girl baby to balance the family. Like
all new papas, he is accepting the situa-
ton and is willing to enter into the con-
tract of furnishing board snd pants for
the new arrival"
Rev. G. J. Oehlschlaeger, of Glouster,
NY, a brother of Mrs. William Blum, is
expected to arrive here this afternoon on
a short visit to the family. He has con-
sented to deliver a lecture in the Presby-
terrain church this, Wednesday, evening,
his subject being 1.-THE True Inwardness
of the Middle in Albany, N. Y" Mr..
Oehlschlaeger, is thoroughly conversaut
with the trouble between Governor Sui
ger aud Tsmmsny Hall, and will be pre-
pared to tell you many things connected
with the impeachment proceedings that
have never appeared in print, and as
every body is more or less interested in
this sensational case you will wan to
hear tits address. Don't forget, tonight.