The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1906-10-31
Personal.

Mrs. III. w. Horner returned to AL
legheny Springs last Saturday.
X. l.. Haugh, of Nebraska, was q
caller at the REPUBLICAN Office Monday.
H. W. Roberts, Of Titusyille, was a
business visitor in Tionesta last Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. CASTOR are home
from rather extended visit with friends
at Youngstown and other Ohio towns.
Miss Edna Agnew came home from
Cooper Tract last week, where she was
obliged to give up her school for few
days on account of an attack of tonsilitis.
j. d. Devices, of Salem, Ohio, spent
the Sabbath with his mother here, having
run up from Oil City, where he was on
business connected with his official rail-
road duties.
Mrs. s. r. Maxwell pleasantly en-
tertained quite large party of young
folks at her home last Thursday evening.
On Friday evening Miss Florence enter
tanned the Skiddoo club.
Mrs. G. N. Burt and little daughter,
of oswego, N. Y, and Mrs. Nancy Wy
man, of Oil City, sister and aunt, respec-
lively, Of w. g. Wyman, have been well
come guests at his home the past week.
&C. M. Alt, of Leeper, Pa, was Tio-
nesta visitor last Wednesday. He has
about completed fine store room 24x64
at Leeper and expects to open new
general store there about the first Of the
year.
Ralph Dale, son of Rev. W. W. Dale,
accompanied by his frisnd, p. G. Platt,
of Franklin, stopped over Monday night
with Tlonesta friends while on his return
home from Y. M. @. A. conference at
Ridgway.
-Bennie Charleston bade friends
goodbye Monday and started for San
Francisco. He will be joined by painter
James Irwin, who goes to find employ
ment in the rapid rebuilding of the
"golden gate" city.
Harry Bruner, of Oil City, was up
this week to try his hand at fetching
down the willy game. Judging from the
rotundity of his game bag we should
say Harry's trigger-fnger and shooting
eye were working well together.
j. w. McCrea, Tionesta's former
gfa 10
week here in the enjoyment of his favor
ite passtime of hunting. His son, "Jim," ,"
who is employed at Meadyille, is also
taking in the sport for few days.
Joseph Landers and family expect to
take trip south, starting about the mid
die of November. Mr.. Lsnders goes
mainly to escape the rigors of the winter,
his health having been somewhat i'm
paired by frequent attacks of grip. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. j. Landers will accompany
them and remain for some time.
-Ex- County Commissioner Peter
Youngk returned Monday from very
pleasant visit with the family of his
brother-in law, Nicholas Weant, at New
Wilmington, Pa. On his way home he
stopped in New Castle, where he met and
had nice visit with Fred Dick, a former
Tionesta gentleman, who has flourish
ing business in that city.
MIR. and Mrs. G.. II. Gerow returned
Friday from three weeks hunting trip
in the big woods of the province of Que
bee, Canada. Mr.. Gerow was so fortu-
nate as to shoot monster moose having a
spread of antlers of five feet. He is hav-
ing the head mounted in Toronto as a
trophy of the chase and expects to have
it ready to exhibit about the first of the
year.
Rev. DR.. Slonaker preached his fare
we'll sermon TO the Presbyterian congre-
cation on Sabbath morning, and now
goes to assume his regular pastorate of
the Presbyterian church of Brookville,
Jefferson county. His household goods
have been shipped and the Rey. Doctor
and his family will depart for their new
home tomorrow. May happiness and
nrosneritv abide with them