The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-11-22
PERSONAL.

social caller yesterday morning.
Miss Nellie Carson spent last week
visiting Franklin and Oil City friends.
IF. II. Beatty, of Endeavor, was a
pleasant caller at the REPUBLICAN office
Monday.
"A. r. Mecbling, of Clarington, and a
grand juror this week, was caller at the
printery.
Mrs. L. Il. Osgood and Mrs. Barnes,
of Endeayor, were shopping in Tionestd
Thursday.
County Commissioners Henry Vein
gard was in Johnsonburg last Friday on
official business.
VIM. Hague and F.. b. Robbins, of
Tidioute, were business visitors in town
last Wednesday.
Rev. and Mrs. w. o. Calhoun left
Monday to spend the week with friends
at Punxsutawney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Fitzgerald, Of
Marienville, are guests this week of Mr..
and Mrs. S. NJ. Henry.
VIM. II. Pickens, of the Marienville
Express, was one of the many who were
here to attend court the first of the week.
Mrs. A. f. Shields, of McCrays,
formerly Miss Daisy Butterfeld, of this
city, is visiting her sister and friends in
town.-Oil City Blizzard.
Mrs. James Giltillan, who has spent
several years in Kansas City and other
points in the west, is the guest of MRS.
Hannah Siggins, OF this place.
Mrs. w. J. Campbell was brought
home from the Oil City hospital Monday
morning, her recovery from her recent
operation being almost complete.
Leroy s. Hepler and Jennie A. Will
liams, both Of Clarington, this county,
have been granted license to wed by the
Clerk of Courts of Jefferson county.
Attorney Geo. f. Whitmer, of Clar-
ion, was pleasant caller at the REPUB-
LICAN Office Monday morning. He is
engaged on several important cases in
court this week.
Hon. G. W. Amsler and Cashier
John Gibson of the Citizens Trust Com
pany, Clarion, were pleasant callers at
the REPUBLICAN office while attending
court this week.
Mrs. George f. Watson entertains at
luncheon today in honor of her mother.
Mrs. A. B. Root, who has been her guest
during the pastsummer, and who returns
to her home in Washington State next
week.
John Young, former Forest county
resident, was shaking hands with Tio-
nesta friends Monday. He recently sold
his farm in western Crawford county
and will probably move his family back
to West Hickory, for the winter at least.
Philip S. Henderson and Tida A,
Setley, both of Newtown Mills, Forest
county, were married by legal acknowl-
edgment before the Clerk of Courts of
Venango county on the 10th inst, says
the Franklin correspondent of the Der
rick.
Edgar, the young son of j. A.
Smal4of Nebraska, had deep cash cut
in his head last Sunday while at play on
some cars that were standing on the side
track near his home. DR.. Bovard attend
ed the lad, and it required several stitches
to close the wound, which las been do
ing we'll since.
MIR. and Mrs. John McCabe, of Sala-
manca, n. Y, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
McCabe, of Kinzua, Pa, Miss Lizzie Nc
Cabe, of Campbell, N. Y, and Mrs, Mary
Spencer, of Silver Creek, N. Y, were
called here last week by the illness and
death of John G. Mcnamara and accom-
panied the remains to their last resting
place.
Miss Beebe Cole, the l6-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Cole, of
Nebraska, was taken sick last Friday,
the symptoms indicating appendicitis.
She was removed to the Oil City hospital
Monday morning, where an operation
was performed Monday afternoon by DR..
j. B. Siggins and DIR. j. G. Dunn. A we'll
developed case of appendicitis was dis
closed, but the young lady rallied nicely
from the shock and will recover without
further trouble.
Andrew Engdahl, for the past nine
teen years superintendent of the tannery
at West Hickory, is serving as Juror at
court this week. Mr.. Engdahl has been
a sufferer from asthma for oyer two years,
but has managed to keep moving, al
though under much difficulty at times,
and has spent more than thousand dol
lars in an effort to get well, without
avail He is cheerful, however, and
hopes with the opening of spring his
trouble may take turn for the better,
and all his many friends share in this
hope.
Lee A. Amsler, of Marion, Va, and
Miss Emily Carringer, of Marienville,
were united in marriage on the 18th
inst, at Warren, Pa, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. II. M. Conway, at
the NJ. E. parsonage. Mr. Amsler is a
former popular Marienville gentleman,
and his friends both there and in Tio-
nesta are legion. After visit of few
weeks among friends the happy couple
will make their home at Marion, where
Mr.. Amsler has good position as book
keeper for the U. s. Spruce Co., of which
his father Col. c. W. Amsler is one of the
nrincinal mnmh hers. The REPUBLICAN