The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1906-04-04
PERSONAL.

-Ula Miles went to Buffalo yesterday
ON business trip.
Mrs. r. F. Ritchey went to Clarion
Tuesday for visit with relatives.
Joseph Wuerzge, OF Whig Hill, gave
the REPUBLICAN friendly call Thursday.
Hon. j. w. Kepler, of Centre Co., was
guest of his sister,, Mrs. James D..
Davis, last Thursday.
Miss Catherine Agnew. of Youngs-
vile, is visiting her cousins, Misses
Gertrude and Alice Agnew.
Miss Caroline Matha returned to
jamestown, N. Y, Friday, after two
weeks pleasant visit at her home.
CLARK Morgan and son, Edward, of
Oil City. we're visiting Tionesta relatives
and friends Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Evelyn Clark has gone to Erie
where she will enter st. Vincents hos
pilal snd take a course in nursing.
Miss Margaret Mclean, Wilson
College chum, is the guest of Miss Bertha
Lawrence during the Easter vacation.
Miss Birdenia Ross, one of Oil City's
most popular nurses, aud special favor
ite in Tionesta, is professionally engaged
here at present.
Miss Belle Joyce departed for Butia-
10 last Thursday, where she will enter a
business college, expecting to take the
complete course.
Miss Georgia Watson entertained
few of her young friends Tuesday eve
ming, the young folks finishing the eve
ming with dance at Bovard's hall.
Miss Edna Corah, of Warren, for
mer Tionesta girl, has accepted the posi-
ton of head trimmer in Miss Stephens
millinery store at Steubenville, Ohio.
Henry Grubbs has moved from
Green township to r. w. Moons place,
on Peters run. Mr.. Moon has moved
into the dwelling formerly occupied by
Mrs. John Saylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Bowman, M.
A. Carringer, Esq, Co. Supt. ID. w.
Morrison and Hon. j. II. Robertson were
in Clarion over Monday night, the men,
folk attending a Masonic meeting.
Friends of Mrs. VIM. Snearbaugh,
who has been at the Oil City hospital for
the past ten days. where she underwear
an operation, will be glad to know that
she is progressing rapidly toward recov-
cry.
Hon. John Mong, of Monterey, Pa,
former excellent member of the legisla'
ture from Clarion county, was up this
week on a visit to his brother Urban
Mong, and while here gave us very
pleasant call.
Henry Wright, a veteran of the Civil
war, aged 72 years, died at his home near
Scotch Hill, Clarion county, Saturday
He is survived by his wife, nine sons
aud one daughter. The remains were
taken through here Monday for interment
at Enterprise. Warren county.
Many friends will be pleased TO learn
that T.. E. Vockroth, one of the well
known and much esteemed farmer citi-
zens of Green township who was Sc
verely i'll last week, is again on the way
to recovery. and will soon be able to
mingle with friends once more. He is
now at the home of his son-in-law, A.
f. Ledebur, of the borough,
Mrs. Kate G. Dunn, of New York
City, we'll and pleasantly remembered by
many Tionesta citizens, will sail ior
Paris on the l4th of this month, where
her accomplished daughter, Miss Rachel,
will pursue her musical studies again
during the coming summer. Miss Dunn
has already achieved considerable fame
in high musical circles as pianist
Arthur Frost died at Emergency hos
pitsl, Warren. on Sunday last, as the re-
suit of injuries received while at work in
the saw mill at Loleta, Pa, on the Sth Of
last February, an account of whose acct
dent was given by the REPUBLICAN
correspondent at the time. The deceased
was aged 20 years, and highly respected
by all who knew him. The remains were
taken to his late home at Loleta for bur
ial on Monday.
Among some of the residence changes
this spring we note these; DIR. f. 5
Hunter has moved to the home of his
sisters, and Mrs. A. A. Poase to the doc
tors house; l.. l.. Zuver, the photograph'
er, from Oil City to the Wagner houses
Station Agent w. G. Incl from Tidioute
to the Wolcott house, y. T, Shriver going
to his own home; barry Felt goes to IL
M. Foreman's house, Howard Lusher
taking the house vacated by Peter Karn
4 Mrs. M. L. Stroup moved to German
Hill: G. w. Noblit will move to the WenB
house and Frank Lindall to New Castle