The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-03-08
PERSONAL.

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Miss Lucy Huling was an Oil City
visitor Monday.
Mrs. p. J. Sonakor visited her sister
at Eagle Rock yesterday.
Ben. W. May, of Chicago, is guest
at the home of A. B. Kelly.
%. w. Proper returned Friday from
a business trip to st. Louis, Mo.
Harold Herman was in Pittsburg on
business part of the past week.
Ernest Boyd of Warren, was guest
of Tionesta friends over last Sabbath.
Mrs. George Killmer visited her
mother in Oil City part of last week.
Judge Kreitler, of Nebraska, is in
Lacrosse, Wis, on business this week.
-Newkirk Carson was up from Oil
City to spend Sunday with his parents.
Miss Donna Walter, of Redwood, W.
Va, is guest of Mrs. G. f. Gerow at the
Central House.
George Blum, OF Trumans. was a
pleasant caller at the REPUBLICAN Office
Monday.
John Hood, one of the borough's
aged citizens, is suffering with severe
attack of grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Wyman returned
Wednesday from their visit in the south
extending over month.
Mrs. r. A. Fulton went to Youngs-
vile last Friday for a weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. A. IL. Gallup.
Mrs. II. w. Horner returned Satur-
day from an extended visit at Mt. Jew
EFT, Wilcox, aud other points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry BruneHo of West
Hickory, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. T. Anderson over Sunday.
Miss Maude Grove has resigned her
position at the Bell telephone exchange,
and Miss AIDA Huling has taken her
place.
"A license to wed has been issued by
the Clerk of Jefferson county to W. e.
Fitzgerald, of Marienville, and Hattie
Walters, of Forest county.
Rev. Paul Schilliuger, pastor of Mt.
Zion Lutheran church, German Hill, has
announced preaching id that church
every Sabbath morning Till after Easter.
George Holeman spent last Sunday
at Oil City with Mrs. Holenan, who has
been at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Merton Mealy, since her husbands SER
ious injury.
Mrs. Stiles, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. War
den and Mrs. Shoemaker, OF Endeayor,
were of those who made up pleasant
finch party at the home of Mrs. NJ. E.
Abbott last Friday evening,
John 2. Hill, for many years resi-
dent of President township. Venango
county, died on the lst insts aged 81
years. The funeral was held last >Satur
day, and was conducted by Rev. w. o.
Calhoun. of this place.
Mrs. II. II. Noyes of Chestnut street,
Pleasantville, has undergone serious
surgical operation, performed by Dr. J.
b. Siggins of Oil City. She is recovering
rapidly, considering the severity of the
case. e.-Titusville Herald.
Mrs. L. r. Freeman, of Warren, who
was here to attend the funeral of her late
friend, Mrs. Cobb, last Friday, received
a telegram announcing the serious illness
OF her grandchild in New York City, and
left on the evening train for that city.
John Gerow OF Tionesta yesterday
purchased of A S. Ralston the seats for
merly used in the old Academy of Music.
They were loaded on sleds and taken to
the Forest county capital, where they will
be used in furnishing the new opera
house owned by Mr.. Gerow.-Titusville
Herald.
Among the National Guardsmen from
Tionesta and vicinity who attended the
Inauguration of President Roosevelt last
Saturday we're Fred Bristow, Archie
Clark, Howard Thomson, John jamie
son. Charles Wolf, Lewis Arner, Fred
Passauer, Orrin Carson, Adolph Blum
and ii. A. Lease.
Mr.. Haight, father of Capt. J. j.
haight, of Cooper Tract, this county, and
with whom he makes his home, slipped
and fell on the ice last Thursday, break
ing the bones of his hip. Mr.. Haight is
upward of 81 years of age, and his re-
covery from tais unfortunate accident is
a matter OF grave doubt.
Mrs. Rufus Copeland, of Stewart
Run, who is the guest of her nephew, F..
E. Metcalf, OF North Franklin street,
fell on the ice in front of the Metcalf resi-
dence last evening. Her right arm was
broken near the wrist. She was assisted
into the house and DR.. j. C.. Wilson was
called to reduce the fracture. Mrs. Cope
land is So years ofage.-Titusville Herald,
March I'd.
Mrs. Lewis, living with her daughter,
Mrs. j. A. Nash of Pigeon, Howe town
ship, is suffering from blood poison as
the result ofa cats bite sustained recent
ly. She had stopped to pick up rug and
in doing so accidentally tread upon the
cat which was lying near. The cat spraDg
at her and bit her on the hand, which has
swollen badly, and from which it is fear
ed the old lady cannot recover.
Archibald Russell, the four-months-
old son of Jesse S. and Flora Carson,
residents ofTionesta township, died on
Wednesday, March lst, 1905, of convul-
sions, the little sufferer being i'll but a
short time. Rev. w. o. Calhoun con-
Quoted services at the home of the parents