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

in Bradford.
Andrew Engdshl, Of West Hickory,
was pleasant caller at the REPUBLICAN
office Monday.
Miss Clara Dunn, of Tidioute, was a
guest of Miss Martha A. Robinson few
days last week.
Mrs. W. l.. Darts, of Warren, is WIS.,
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G, Korb,
of the township.
Miss Nancy Morrow, of the Tidioute
school faculty, was with Tionesta friends
part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Butler spent
Sunday in Warren with their daughter,
Mrs. Henry Dove.
Miss Jessie NJ. Elliott, of Oil City,
was the guest of Mrs. Annie DeWalt,
Sunday and Monday.
James Marks, of Tidioute. came down
last Friday for a short visit with his
friend, Howard Kelly.
Miss Florence Klinestiver, of War
zen, was visiting Tionesta and Nebraska
relatives over Sunday.
Will Ball is home from Grunderville
to stay, the work at which lie has been
engaged having suspended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Lsnders, of Cas-
sadaga, N. Y, were guests OF Tiouesta
relatives few days of last week.
Miss Cornelia Everett returned Mon
day to her work as trimmer in a large
millinery establishment in Pittsburg.
Miss Grace McCrea, who has been the
guest of Miss Mary Everett, returned to
her home at Orangevile, Ohio, Monday,
Miss Florence Fulton went to Drift
wood, Cameron county, last week, where
she has been elected as teacher in the
public schools.
Miss Daisy Craig, of Ocean Park,
California, who has spent the past year in
the east, is the welcome guest of Tionesta
friends at present.
Samuel Betz, of Venus, Pa, on his
way to attend Capital University at Col
umbus, Ohio, stopped over the Sabbath
with Mrs. Everett's family.
Hon. Nelson P. Wheeler, of Endeav-
or, Forest county, Republican candidate
for Congress, was in the city last evening"
Franklin News, Saturday.
Mrs. P. C. Hill, wife of Judge Hill,
of Tionesta, Pa, was guest several days
last week of Mrs. Charles Hubbard
Chautsnqua News, Sherman, N. Y.
Harry Potter, the new liveryman,
has moved his family to town and occu-
pies the Bovard house on Vine street,
lately occupied by James Huling's family.
Mrs. F. f. Schoolm aster and children,
who have been visiting the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Snod-
grass, left for their home in Bradford,
Sunday.
Mrs. A. d. Zahniser and children, of
Pittsburg, spent portion of last week as
guests at the homes of Rev. r. A.
Zahniser, and her father-in-law, II. NJ.
Zahniser.
Mrs. B. S. Barnes, OF Franklin, ac-
companied by her two daughters, Ethel
and Lila, spent portion of last week as
guests of her brother, A. L. Strickenberg,
of Smokey Hill.
John Lawrence as catcher and Sam
Haslet as shortstop, helped N. A. G. trim
up Falconer In two games last Monday,
81 and Sd. Lawrence is doing most of
the catching for N. A.. G.
Misses Mamie Engdahl, of West
Hickory, Maude Garfield, Marie Dunn
and Fern Bowman, of this place, left on
Monday morning for Clarion, to attend
the fall term of school at the Normal.
Elmer Densmore, who has been en-
ployed at the Warren Lumber Company's
mill for the past year. has returned to
Tionesta for while, the company hav-
ing finished up saving and shut down
their mill.
Miss Mildred Catlin went to Warren
Saturday and will teach in the East street
school OF that city the ensuing year.
Miss Catlin is to be congratulated upon
her marked success ard rapid advance
ment in the profession.
Miss Alice McCrea, of Orangeville,
Ohio, was guest of Miss Mildred Cat
lin, at Whig Hill, on Friday and Satur-
day, and has now resumed her duties as
primary teacher in the Kellettvlle school,
this being her third term in this school.
The News, two weeks ago, announced
that Mrs, Rumberger and daughter Mary
had rented rooms in Punxsutawney for
the winter. We were misin formed in
the matter, as they have taken up their
residence in Grove City.-Emlenton
News.
Misses EuRetta Proper and ETA
Walters, of the firm of f. Walters Il Co.,
returned Monday from Pittsburg, where
they haye been studying the styles for
fall and winter millinery, and have al,
ready received a fine line of ready-to-
wear hats.
Geo. A. Nellis. of Wheeling, w. Va,
is visiting relatives in this section. Mon
day he purchased Butcher Boy" Liv-
eryman Urey's handsome and speedy |
horse, and presented him, including a
fine outfit, to his sister, Mrs. A. II. /
Hunter, of Nebraska.
C. c. Miller, for several months past
employed at Clarion, is moving TO that
place with his family and household