The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1906-05-09
PERSONAL.

Guy Hayden, OF Siverly, is visiting
Tionesta relatives.
John Jameson was home from Mead
vile over Sunday.
&C. p. Bucklin, of Tidioute, was a Tio-
nesta visitor last Thursday.
james and Harry Garfield were home
oyer Sunday from Franklin and Tidioute.
John Shira has moved his family to
his mill near Byromtwn, for the summer.
Harry Mintz, of Marienville, was a
guest of Tionesta friends last Wednesday.
Mrs. Paul j. Slonaker and children
are spending few days at Franklin, Pa,
this week.
IS. r. Maxwell, who is stocking
sawmill near oleopolis, came home to
vote Saturday.
IS. l.. Pickens, of the Mar ienville
Express, was here to attend the Repub-
lican convention.
guests OF Mrs. M. Il. Abbott Monday
night and Tuesday.
Miss Lena Corah, of Warren, was
guest of her sister, Mrs. F. S. Hunter,
last week, returning home Sunday.
MIR. M. A. Felt, of the English Wool
en- Mills store, spent Sunday with his
family at Tionesta. Republican.
Lester Holeman came down from
Erie to attend the Republican primaries
and spend the Sabbath with his mother.
MIR. and Mrs. FL. w. Horner have
taken cottage at Allegheny Springs for
the summer and went up Saturday to oc-
eupy it.
Miss Belle Anderson, of Stewart Run,
has gone to Leeper, Pa, to take charge
of the central office of the Redbsnk Tele-
phone Co.
j. R. Osgood and Chss. Jameson
we're home from OIL City over Sunday
and to cast their votes at the primary
Saturday.
e. w. Maze, who was the return judge
from the Cooksburg district at the Re-
publican convention yesterday, gave us
pleasant call.
Joseph Morgan, S. P. Whitman, VIM.
Ball and Hart and John Lawrence were
down from Grunderville to attend the
primaries Saturday.
Misses Mae Dougherty and Iva En-
ert took advantage of the excursion and
spent Sunday and Monday at the formers
home in Limestone, N. Y.
"A. w. Cook and wife, of Brookville,
expect to leave Brookville in few days
for trip to Europe, to occupy three or
four months.-Brookville Democrat.
Charlie Bovard and Frank Lindel
left yesterday for an indefinite stay at
Warren, Ohio, where they will be in the
employ of the Bell telephone company.
"A. R. Mechling, of Clsrington. and
S. r. Crossmun, representing their dis
tricts at the Republican convention Tues
day, dropped in to see us for short time
George Childs, who is employed by
the Norton & Young Lumber Company
near EN- lenton, as head sawyer, moved
his family to that place during the past
week.
Mrs. Stephen Johnston and son re-
turned to their home in Pittssburg Tues
day. They were accompanied by Harvey
Johnston, who will take course in a
business college.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Meader and
daughter Helen came over from Titus
vile Friday to spend Sunday with Mrs.
Meader's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred.
Weingard, of German Hill.
Uncle Selden Whitman. who has
spent the past year and half with his
brother at Ackley Station, Warren coun-
ty, is back for season, at the home of
his son S. P. Whitman, of the borough.
Miss Ida Fones is home from Siverly,
where she closed very successful term
of school last week. Miss Hazel Fones
attended the commencement exercises
held there Wednesday evening and yis-
tied relatives for few days.
Clerk Geist has issued the following
marriage licenses: Fred. Jefferds, of
Barnes, Pa, and Martha Mealy. of New
Evansville, Pa, May 5th. Alfred w.
O'Dell, of Eagle Rock, Pa, and Emma
Mccartney, of Lynch, Pa, May 7th.
MIR. and Mrs. r. T. Thompson, of
l2S South Garland street, Youngstown,
Ohio, are rejoicing over the arrival Sun
day of fine daughter at their home.
The many Tionests friends of Mrs.
Thompson, who is sister of Mrs. G. G.
CASTOR, and is we'll remembered here,
will be rejoiced to learn this news.
Justice John H. Shaw came down
from Kellettville Monday to get his new
commission as j. p. in Kingsley town
ship, having been reelected to that Office
at the February election. The Squire
manages to keep things very orderly
about the busy town of Kellettville, but
it seems now and then, with all his vigi-
dation reported, for instance like the one
a few nights ago when some one swiped
an old hen with brood of chickens from
under the Salmon Creek company's barn.
Who was il?
Harry Mcintosh, who has been s. &
II. yardmaster at this place for several
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