The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-03-01
PERSONAL.

noon IuncneOn laSt fTluay'
--Kory Heath came up from Wilkins
burg, Pa, Tuesday on business trip.
Mrs. Jasperson, of Warren, visited
Mrs. l.. II. Gibson part the past week.
Miss Catherine Corl, OF Tidioute. is
the guest of Miss Blanche Pease this
week.
"A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Blum, of the township, last
Thursday.
"A. s. Nichols, of Nebraska, was a
pleasant caller at the REPUBLICAN office
yesterday.
Martin Knorr, the harness maker,
spent Sunday with his family in James
town, N. Y.
Mrs. A. B. Kelly visited her sister.
Mrs. H. S. Bates, at Titusvlle, part of
the past week.
Mrs. Thomas Parks, of Ashtabula,
Ohio, was visiting Tionesta friends for
few days last week.
Harry Watson, superintendent of the
Golnza numbering plant, was a county
seat visitor Saturday.
Mrs. b. II. Wilson and little son, OF
Nebraska, returned Friday from visit
with friends at Eagle Rock.
Miss Elnor Norln was guest Of
Miss Iva Carpenter over Saturday and
Sunday at her home at Endeavor.
Gus .. Evans, OF Endeavor, and DR..
w. G. Morrow, of West Hickory, were in
town few hours Tuesday afternoon.
j. r. Alt, of Tyiersburg, who attend
ed the Masonic banquet Wednesday, paid
the REPUBLIoAN.a pleasant call while in
town.
IT. d. Collins is home from his Pacific
coast trip, where he has spent the past
month looking after his vast timber in
terests.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Stiles drove
down from Endeavor and were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Abbott few hours
Saturday.
The young folks enjoyed dancing
party at Bovard's hall Friday evening.
Prof. Ingraham, of Oil City, furnished
the musical inspiration.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Noblit enter
tanned the latter',s brother, Cemer ellison
and wife, of Barnes, Pa, from Friday till
Sunday of the past week.
| Mrs. S. f. Walker and Mrs. w. Cow
an are in West Hickory to-day attending
a meeting of the d. A. r. at the home OF
| Mrs. Turner.-Warren Mail.
e. A. Yetter, OF this place, has pur-
chased the store at Lynch, known as the
Blue Jay Supply Co.'s store and will at
once assume charge.-Marienville Ex-
press.
j. G. Bowman, cashier of the Citizens
National Bank at Tionesta, and E. E.
Fleming of the same place, were in the
city on business Thursday.-Oil City
Times.
Mercantile Appraiser Harry Harp, OF
Marienville, was doing up the town on
his rounds Monday. He brought Mrs.
Harp with him, and together they visited
Oil City over Monday night.
james Cunningham and Miss Nina
Spencer, both of Kellettville, were here
Monday to procure marriage license
and were united in marriage Tuesday
Feb. 2Sth, 1905, at Crown, Pa, by Rev.
Father Keegan.
Geo. X. Weber, aged rs years. father
of DR.. Howard Weber, a former resident
Of Forest county, but now of lndepend,
ence, Kansas, died at his home in Demp'
seytown, Venango county, on Wednes'
day of last week.
Walter j. Murphy, son of Charles
Murphy, of Byromtown, this county
was instantly killed on logging train
at Kushequa, Elk county, on Wednesday
18th ult. The young man was aged
about % years. His remains were buried
at Byromtown on the following Sunday
A. L. Holmes, Of Nebraska, con-
ductor on the S. & T. Ry, was business
visitor in town Saturday. Mr.. Holmes
reports Mrs. Holmes as having been i'll
for the past five months and her many
friends will hope for her speedy recovery
Rev. A. It. Sager and j. w. Sager, oI
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tend the funeral of their nephew, the
l5-year-old son of Sydney Sager, who
died Wednesday morning from injuries
received by falling from the roof of &
house Saturday.-oil City Times.
A. c. Carr, of the engineering corps
on the new railroad survey working il
this vicinity, attended the institution of 1
new council of the Knights OF Columbus
at Warren, on Sunday last. This order
is exclusively fraternal and social, and il
increasing very rapidly in the Unitet
States.
The REPUBLICAN acknowledges {
pleasant call from Harry Dotterer anC
John Peterson, of Kellettville, Monday
The latter came here to ask the court L
grant him his first papers of naturaliza
tion, and Harry came along to vouch fol
his good citizenship since arriving il
this country.
Andrew Stein, employed by the j
M. Bemis Co., at Parrish, this county
lost his life by falling tree in the woods
near that place on Tuesday of last week
His son was with him and witnessed
the distressing accident. He was ageC
80 years and was native of Sweden
having come TO this country nearly 2
years ago, and made his home during