The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1906-05-02
PERSONAL.

| n. aOUOJt WAS uOWu lIOLu I4hb
Hickory over Sunday.
Jacob Siggins was home from New
Bethlehem, Pa, over Sunday.
"A. b. Kelly and VIM. Smearbaugl
visited Grunderville yesterday.
Mrs. j. II. Robertson spent the Sab.
bath with friends at West Hickory.
Louis Swanson was down from
jamestown to spend Sunday with Tlo-
nesta friends.
james D. Davis and Web. Clark, OF
Tionesta, were IN town last Monday
Tidioute News.
Miss Blanche Mays returned home
Tuesday evening from few days visit
with relatives in Pittsburg.
Miss Alena Gerow left for Clarion
Monday morning to take the spring
course of the Normal school.
Mrs. N. P. Wheeler, of Endeavor,
spent Friday in Warren and attended the
High Noon Circle Warren Mirror.
j. o. Carson, principal of the Tionesta
schools, went to Grove City college last
Wednesday to take up a special course of
study.
Mrs. Martha Coleman returned Tues
day evening from three months visit
with her sons, Samuel W., at Mcdonald,
and Jacob, of Oakmont, Pa.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Cope
land, of West Hickory, April Both, son.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Win. Cohoon, of En-
deavor, April 18th, daughter.
Lew Arner and Sam Haslet left for
0lean Monday morning to report for duty
on the base ball team of that place for
the season. which opens on the 18th inst.
Harry j. Confer, of Brookville, and
Cora Alice Knight, of Cooksburg, Forest
county, have been granted a license to
wed by Clerk Means of the Jefferson
county courts.
r. W. Ayleswo-th, of Endeavor, Pa,
has gone TO Oshkosh. Wisconsin, where
he is employed in the large and finely
equipped plant of the Wilkin Chaloner
Co., machinists.
Miss Anna Brown, of Brookville,
who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
A. G. Brown, for the past six weeks, re-
turned to her home Monday, taking her
little niece, Martha, with her for a VISIT.
Miss Evelyn York has returned home
from Forest county, where she completed
successful term of school. She leaves
today for Muncie, Ind, to attend nor
NAL training school for teschers.-Oil City
Derrick, Tuesday.
j. L. Hepler, one of Newmansville's
wide awake farmers, and who twice a
week supplies large list of customers in
the surrounding community with fresh
meat, was business caller at the RE-
PUBLICAN Office Saturday.
Principal j. George Becht, of tie
Normal School, visited Tionesta last |
Tuesday and delivered an address at the
graduating exercises of the Tionesta High |
School. Clarion Republican. And fine
one it was, too. The Clarion Normal has |
reason to be proud of its principal.
Mrs. E. G. Briggs, of Muzette, Forest
who underwent an operation at
the hospital last week. died this morning,
aged AZ years. Deceased was in pre-
carious condition when admitted to the
hospital and the operation was performed
as last resort, but the patient was too
weakened to rally from the effects. The
remains were taken to her home for in
A husband and five children
are left to mourn their loss.-Kane Re-
publican, April 9th.
j. E. Wheeler, of Endeavor, who is
in the Pacific coast states at present, re-
us with San Francisco news
papers, printed since the earthquake and
fire which devastated that city. They
show evidneces of having been issued
Under greatest difficulty, giving one a
good idea of the completeness of the de-
'truction wrought by this greatest of
,alsmities. Mr.. Wheeler was in Los
Angeles when the shock came and would
rave reached the doomed city in day or
wo more.
Mrs. W. j. Campbell was apprised of
he sad news by telegram of the death OF
Ter sister, Miss Bessie, at her home in
Pa, on Monday morning.
The young lady, who was aged 20 years,
vas we'll known and much esteemed in
fonesta, where she had been frequent I
isitor. Her disease was typhoid fever s
which terminated in pneumonia a short Q
ime before her death. She was the q
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. 1. II. Buzard, |
nd besides her parents is survived by Q
our sisters and three brothers. Mr.. and c
Irs. Campbell left on the evening train r
ionday to be present at the funeral. v