The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1906-02-14
PERSONAL.

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Miss Cora Johnson, OF Utica, Pa, is a
guest of Mrs. j. II. Fones.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Herman were
Titusville visitors Friday.
H. G. Mapes, of Pleasantville, was a
Tionesta visitor Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Amann, of Warren,
was guest of Tionesta friends part of
the past week.
Mrs. Jennie Il. Agnew entertained at
cards at her home on Vine street Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. j. B. Muse is entertaining a
| large party of her lady friends at lunch
con this afternoon.
Miss Estelle Kemble, of Tidioute,
was guest at w. G. Wyman's few days
the last of the week.
Henry Kaman, of German Hill, ia
vored the REPUBLICAN with pleasant
call last Friday afternoon.
w. w. Grove, of Jamestown, N. Y,
was Will lunCoOd ~
a day or two of last week.
Squire Leon Watson was down from
Kellettville Monday and made the RE-
PUBLICAN a friendly call during his stay.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. 1. II. Allison.
of Nebraska, Feb. 8, daughter. To Mr..
and Mrs. George Ssson, of Hickory twp,
Feb. 10, daughter
Gus. b. Evans, of Endeavor, W. p.
Crouch, OF East Hickory, and w. NJ.
Myers, of Nebraska, were here Monday
night to attend Masonic lodge.
Mrs. w. c. Howe, of Kansas City, a
former resident of Franklin, is visiting
relatives, the George Siggins family at
West Hickory. Franklin News.
Geo. Matha, of German Hill, gave
the REPUBLICAN pleasant call Saturday.
Besides being of happy disposition
himself George has the happy faculty of
making others happy.
Harvey Albaugh, of Hickory town
ship, called at the REPUBLICAN ofice
Wednesday and had the tab on his paper
raised several notches, thing which al
ways causes Joy in print shop.
The senior class of Washington and
Jefferson college, at Washington, Pa,
elected Francis II. Irwin, of Franklin, a
nephew of our townsman, Judge Irwin,
class prophet for the graduating exercises
in June next.
The Tionesta piano club gave pleas
ing recital at the home OF Mrs. j. e.
Wenk Saturday afternoon last. The
club had as its guests score or more of
lady friends who enjoyed the rendering
of the program greatly.
Mrs. Margaret German, wife of Mar
vim German, of Endeavor, was operated
upon for cancer, Monday of last week, by
Drs. Slggins and Dunn, since which time
she has been doing we'll, inspiring the
hope that permanent relief may be Ell
fected.
James and Charles Black, of Barnett
township, were in Tionesta last Thurs
day probating the will of their father, the
late Archie Black, they being the execu-
tors. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Castner, of
the same township, were here as wit
nesses to the document.
"A. w. Albaugh, of East Hickory, Pa,
is in Parsons taking orders for books.
His principal work is Worlds Book of
knowledge. He also sells histories, die
tionaries, aliases, encyclopedias, horse
books, doctor books, etc., as we'll as a
very nice line of bibles and testaments.-
Patriot, Parsons, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Kelly departed
on the evening train Monday for trip
south in the hope of benfiting Mrs.
Kelly's health, which has not been good
for some time past. They will 90 to
Miami, Florida, where they expect to
remain month or more. They have
closed their residence for the time being
w. l.. McCracken, prominent
Brookville attorney who is we'll known
to many of our readers, lad the misfor-
tune to accidentally shoot himself through
the left hand, while inspecting an old re-
volyer, on Monday of last week. The
ball crushed several bones and caused a
very painful injury, which may result in
the loss of part of the hand.
The friends of Carl Gildersleeve will
be pleased to learn that he is gradually
improving and that the prospects of COM
plete recovery are quite encouraging.
He has been able to sit in chair for a
couple of days, which is an indication
that the paralysis of the lower limbs will
be overcome in time. He will probably
remain in Philadelphia for some time
Warren Mirror
--Ula S. Miles, for number of years
one of Tionosta's steady and highly re-
spected young citizens, and for the past
three years one of the clerical force in
Robinson IL Sons store. left on Monday
for Grove City, Pa, where he has in view
business proposition. Many friends
will regret the departure of Mr.. Miles
from our town, but will wish him abun-
dant success wherever he may locate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon w. Mong, for
merly of Tionesta twp, but for the past
three years residents of Bartlesville, In
dian Territory, are called upon to mourn
the death OF their six months old son,
which occurred at their home Feb. 9th.
The remains arrived here Tuesday morn
ing and were taken to the Mt. Zion Evan
geical church cemetery in Tionesta twp.
for intarmant Rav Mr. Innas concluding