The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-02-15
PERSONAL.

| WIS. D. % OduI6lu has DOoh Nioitiht 4
Tltusville friends for the past week.
Charles Kennedy, of the township, is
in serious condition with pneumonia.
Mrs. G. G. CASTOR is entertaining her
mother, Mrs. d. X. Ramsey, of Utica, Pa.
Thomas Sibble, OF Nebraska, was
one of the REPUBLICANS callers while in
town last week.
Mrs. NJ. L. Abbott and little daugh-
ter, Marie, spent the past week with
friends at EndeavUr.
e. w. Chadwick, now employed in
the Oil City Derrick job rooms, was up
to spend Sunday with his family.
Albert Merkle, OF Tidioute, was a
business visitor in Tionesta Wednesday
and gave the REPUBLICAN a call while
here.
Al. Richards. Supt. of the Jefferson
gas company, was down from Warren
last evening and shook hands with old
| Tionesta friends.
Howard Thomson, who has been
working in the oil fields near North
Baltimore, Ohio, for the past three
months, returned home last week.
Attorneys Ritchey and Carringer and
w. A. Grove took advantage of the snow
drifts and fine clustering weather of
Monday afternoon to drive to Marien-
vile.
Miss Norlin, teacher of room No. 3,
has been suffering with grip since Thurs
day and unable to teach. Miss Green
will take her place in the school till she
is recovered.
ID. G. Tubbs, who taught penmanship
in this place some years ago, died at
short illness. He was formerly connect
ed with the Oil City business college.
Henry Sbble, of German Hill, called
Monday TO square-up for another year.
He has been partially laid up for nearly
a week with lame back which he con-
tracted while trying to lift too much at
one load.
Rev. E. H. Bowman, field secretary
of Dickinson Seminary, Williamsport,
has been in this section for the past week
looking after the interests of his school.
On Sabbath last he preached in the M. E.
churches at Nebraska and Tionesta.
Rev. DR.. Slonaker has moved his
household goods into the James Landers
house, where the family will reside for
the present. His goods were badly dam
aged in transit from Minneapolis, having
the appearance of having gone through
serious wreck.
George ]. Davis was apprised by
telegram yesterday morning of the death
OF his father, at Millers, Ohio, and left
Immediately on the 11:Ol train for that
place to be present at the funeral. The
deceased was aged 81 years, and had been
in jill health for more than five years.
HIS wife survives him.
ID. +. Carson, of Stewart Run, called
on the REPUBLICAN Monday for a social
chat. "Dorey' says the roads in his lati-
tude are drifted about as badly as they
could well be, but that is not bothering
him much, as he is enjoying the comforts
of one of the finest homes in the county,
which he completed during the past
summer.
Miss Alice Stitzinger, for some time
past head nurse at the Brooks Memorial
hospital. at Dunkirk, N. Y, arrived in
town yesterday morning for few days
visit with relatives and friends. Miss
Stitzipger has severed her connection
with the hospital at Duukirk, and will
shortly go to New York, where she will
take postgraduate course in one of the
leading hospitals of that city.
Henrietta Freda, the 13-year. old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry II,
Baumgardner, of Oil City, died at their
home on Friday last, of pleuro- -pneu-
monia. She was the only child, and one
of exceptional brightness, and the loss
falls with great weight upon the fond
parents. Mr.. Baumgardner has large
circle of acquaintance in this county,
being manager of the Glasgow Woolen
Mills Co., at Oil City, and his friends will
sincerely sympathize with him in this
bereavement.
Births of week: To Mr.. and Mrs.
Matt. Mcintyre of Harmony twp, Feb.
Sth, daughter; to Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo
Andrews of Hickory twp, Feb. 7th, a
son; to Mr., and Mrs. Guy McCalmont of
President, Feb. 9th, son; to Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. l. Dayis of the Borough, Feb. |
9th, daughter; to Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel |
Farmer of the Borough, Feb. 10th. a son;
to Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Kightlinger of the
twp, Feb. 18th, daughter; to Mr.. and
Mrs. WIN. Ellis of the borough, Feb.
18Th, son; to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Glass
ner of the borough, Feb. 18th, a son.
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