The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1906-09-26
PERSONAL.
Hon. N. p. Wheeler, of Endeavor,
was Tionesta visitor Saturday.

miss Josephine otronR, ol lluloute,
is guest of the Misses Smearbaugh.
Miss Emolyn Williams, of Franklin,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. G. W. Clark.
Mrs. Robert A. Fulton returned Sun
day from an extended sojourn at Allie
gheny Springs.
Mrs. Frank Swanson, of Jamestown,
N. Y, was a guest of Mrs. George Ii.
Killmer over Sunday.
Miss Mary Joyce came home from
Bradford to spend Sunday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. Joyce.
George w. Stroup, one of Green town.
ships staunch Republicans, was busi-
ness visitor in town Monday.
Judge Siggins, of Tidioute, attending
to business in Tionesta Saturday, gave us
pleasant call while in town.
j. j. Jones, of Endeavor, who was
drawn on the jury, but excused from SER
vice, gave us pleasant call Monday.
Lester A. Holeman came down from
Erie Sunday for a short visit with his
home folk and other friends, returning
Monday.
w. d. Shields, of Clarington, Demo-
cratic candidate for Assembly, was a
PLEASANT caller at the REPUBLICAN office
yesterday.
Harry p. Bankhead went to Ridg-
way, Pa, the first of the week, where he
will be employed in woodworking es
tablishment.
Harry Harp and Il. j. Reyner, Mar
ienyille iurymen attending court this
week, paid the REPUBLICAN visit Mon
day morning.
Mrs. Maria Andrews and Mrs. Leon
Watson, of Kellettville, give luncheon
party to a large number of their lady
friends tomorrow.
Miss Minnie Diehl, of Sheffield, Pa,
and Misses Ethel and Hazel Wyler, Of
Warren, Pa, spent Sunday with their
cousin, Mrs. Isaac Mccoy.
The Misses Martha and Elizabeth
Stewart, Williamsburg, and Miss Jeanette
Howe, of Sheffield. were guests of Mrs.
S. NJ. Henry over the Sabbath.
II. d. Collins, Esq, of Nebraska, the
Republican candidate for Assembly, was
mingling with his many friends who
were attending court this week.
Among the REPUBLICANS welcome
callers this week were j. B. Maze and
w. A. Roger, of Barnett township, and
constable James Grove of Kellettville.
Mrs. j. q. Siverling. of Liberty
street, entertained Thursday, Sept. IL, in
honor of her friends, Mrs. j. Il. Carson,
of Tionesta, and Miss Maude Over, OF
Mt. Zion, this county.-Clarion Demo-
crat.
F. r. Lanson and Allan Gordon are
at Great Belt, Green county, Pa, where
they recently bought the stock of a
store which they will dispose of at retail,
expecting to be engaged month or six
six weeks at the Job.
Miss Florence KlinestiVer, OF War
rem, took advantage of the excursion to
visit friends here over Sunday. She
went to Nebraska to see her father,
George Kline.tiyer, who has been in
precarious health for some weeks past.
William Wilkinson, we'll remem-
bered by many of our people as lum-
herman in this vicinity twenty-five OF
more years ago, is serving as juror al
court from Marienville this week, and is
a guest of the editors family while here
Misses Ora Stshlman, Stella Pierce
and Edna Shawkey, of Clarington, came
over to see the beauties of the county
seat this week, and favored the REPUB'
LICAN Office with call Monday after
noon, Merchant Mechling acting as
guide for the young ladies while in the
city.
Mrs. Slonaker had as her guests al
the Presbyterian manse on Friday: Mrs
Chester Whittemore, Mrs. Henry Baum
Miss Hannah Baum, Mrs. David Eshel
man, Mrs. Mary Snyder, Miss Grace
Mckinney, Mrs. Andrew Mckinney anC
Master Charles Mckinney, of Bradens'
burg, and Mrs. Mary Borland, of Nc
Keesport, Pa.
Mary, aged about 10 years, daughter
of DR.. A. Il. Stonecipher, formerly o
Marienville, this county, died on Sun
day, 10th inst, at the family home IL
South Bend, Ind. The dispatch an
nouncing her death 10 friends at theil
old home gave no particulars as to cause
Many friends of the parents in this
county will be sorry to learn of this be
reavement.
M. L. Abbott moved his household
goods, which he had stored here, to Eas
Hickory during the past week, and viii
occupy the house lately occupied by E
e. Norton. We understand Mr.. NortoI
has purchased a property in Titusvill,
and last week removed his family to tina
place. East Hickory loses good citizei
, in Mr.. Norton and gains a good one il
| Mr.. Abbott.
Among the students who have de
f parted for their schools during the pas
? week or so are, Dallas Reck, Franklin
r College, New Athens, Ohio; Miss Jose
= phine Smearbaugh, Washington Semi
( nary, Washington, Pa; Miss Olive Ian
son, HIPS Piano School, Jamestown, n
: y; Miss Bertha Lawrence, st. Margaret
| College, Buffalo, N. Y; Miss Mary No
a bic, Clarion Normal; Miss Lenore Ritch