The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-04-05
PERSONAL.

Geo. w. Stroup and son Robert. of
Gutonvile, were business visitors to the
county seat Saturday.
DIR. ]. j. Brewer and A. r. Mechling,
of Clarington, we're business visitors in
Tionesta over Friday night.
Miss Mamie Morrow, Of the Tidioute
high school faculty, spent Saturday with
parents and friends in Tionesta.
Otto Rudolph and young son were
down from Endeavor Saturday and gave
the REPUBLICAN pleasant call.
Miss Alice Agnew left Monday for
Cooper Tract, this county, where she
will keep books for Capt. Haight
Mrs. C. A. Lanson is recovering very
nicely from an operation which she had
undergone at the Oil City hospital last
week.
w. w. Grove has gone to Kentucky
to resume operations in the oil business,
expecting to be absent the greater portion
OF the summer.
Miss Gertrude Hill returned to her
studies at tho Slippery Rock Normal last
Friday night, after spending short va
cation at her home.
Wallace Scowden has returned to his
duties as clerk in the store of his uncle
Joe after a two months visit with his
parents near Meadyille.
Mrs. Fred Socum and Mrs. w. A.
Snowman, of Kelettville, spent the Sab
bath at the home of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. F. Watson.
Born, March 3lst, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy Hopkins, of Hickory township,
twin boys. April Sd, to Mr.. and Mrs.
S. A. Carlson, of same place, son.
C. W. Myers, of Strohleton, was a
business visitor in town Saturday and
found time to drop in and have his name
added to the REPUBLICANS growing sub
scription list.
james Morrow has gone to Grunder-
vile to resume work on the boat scatlold
for Joseph Morgan, who has already
turned one boat this season on the War
rem Lumber Co.'s scafIod.
Misses Helen and Josie Smearbaugh,
Miss Georgia Watson, and Miss Gussie
Cook of Nebraska, students at Washing
ton female seminary, at Washington, Pa,
came home saturday for the Easter va
cation.
e. w. Salsgiver, of Tylersburg, was
a pleasant call er Friday. He has disposed
of his property in that place and expects
sooner or later to take trip 10 Washing
ton, where he may locate if the country
suits him.
M. L. Range and son of Stewart Run,
were callers at the REPUBLICAN office
Saturday, and while Len. didn't bring in
any OF his fine apples this time, he gave
us broad hint to come out to his place
and he'd load us down with 'em.
Floyd Kinnear, Charles incl. Lloyd
Cochener and Burl Saigon, Of Tidioute,
came down on float Saturday afternoon
on duck hunting expedition, returning
home the same afternoon. The boys re-
port good time but ducks mighty scarce.
George Nellis, working on the Lam
ders & Wyman tie job, near Stewart Rum.
was unfortunate in cutting cash in his
right foot last Saturday that will lay him
up for several weeks. Dr. Dunn dressed
the wound which extended across the
entire top of the foot back of the toes.
Mrs. J. f. Proper and son Curtis left
yesterday evening Tor Chambersburg,
where the latter will resume his studies
at the Chambersburg Academy. Mrs.
Proper will remain few days with her
niece, Miss Edith Hopkins, who was too
| i'll to come home for the Easter vacation,
but was recovering at last accounts.
Joseph H. Ravey, Oil City's expert
boiler maker, passed through town Mon
day morning en- route to Nebraska and
GOlinza, where he is doing some extern
sive boiler repairing for the numbering
firms of those places. Mr.. Ravey's well
established reputation in his line of bus
mess brings him frequently to this vi
cinity, where his work never fails to give
salts faction.
Miss Minnie Long, who has occupied
responsible position with the Gale COM
pany during its existence in this place,
leaves for Erie this week, where she has
accepted position as stenographer with
an extensive concern. She will be ac-
companied by her mother, who has been
with her while she has resided here.
Both bear with them the high esteem and
good wishes of many Tionesta friends.
William G. Watson OF Kellettville,
and Miss Juna Rudolph Of Newtown
Mills, two of Kingsley townships popu-
lar young people, were in Tionesta last
Wednesday, March Goth, and were united
in marriage at the Rural House. c. A.
Randall j. p, officiating. The REPUB-
LICAN joins with their many friends in
wishing them happy and prosperous
journey through life They were accom-
panied here by John Watson and Miss
Watson, father and sister Of the groom.
w. ]. Gayley, for the past five or six
years in charge of the band saws at the
Nebraska numbering plant, has reln-
quished his job at that place to take
similar place with an extensive lumber
ing concern that has Just completed
large modern mill at Raleigh, West Vir-
ginia, and expects to leave for there this
week, taking his family some weeks
later. During his residence in Forest
county, covering period of ten years or
more, Mr.. Gayley has made many warm
frio,Je oil of uhon, will ranrat b;o ra-