The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1907-02-13
PERSONAL.

VIM. Anthony and sons, of Nebraska a
were Oil City visitors Thursday.
Mrs. r. p. Kerr and son James, o
Nebraska, were visitors in Tionesti
Monday.
Harry Rudolph, of Newtown Mills
was one of our friendly callers las
Wednesday.
John Ritchey, student at State Col
lege, was home to visit his parents ovel
last Sabbath.
DIR. l.. d. Bowman, of Jamestown
N. Y, was calling on Tionesta friends
last Wednesday.
"A marriage license was issued here
Saturday to Emmon J.. Hummel and
Susie A. Heron, both of Marienville.
Mr.: and Mrs. J. w. Landers and sor
Joseph returned home last Thursday
morning from Aiken, South Carolina.
AN infant daughter of Mr.. and Fred
Carson, OF West Hickory, died and was
buried in Riverside cemetery on Satur-
day.
Mrs. George Holemsn returned yes
terday from an extended visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Merton Mealy, at Oil
City.
Miss Mary Lovejoy and cousin, Mr..
E. M. Beatty, Of Oil City, spent Sunday
with the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lovejoy.
Miss Carson, of Harmony township,
was calling on Tionesta friends last
Wednesday and graced the REPUBLICAN
sanctum with pleasant call.
j. B. Cottle, superintendent of the
Forest telephone company. has been
down from Marienville several days
looking after the company's business.
e. j. Behrens, of the Cropp hill field,
was caller at the REPUBLICAN office
Friday. Ernie says the oil production
up in his locality is still holding up we'll.
g. W. Robinson and Miss Arletta
were in Reynoldsvile Friday of last
week, in attendance at the funeral of the
wife of Samuel Robinson, brother of our
townsman.
WIN. Lawrence left yesterday, in
with some Warren gentlemen,
for Elkins, W. Va, with view OF in
vesting in numbering operations near
that place.
Miss Bess Byers, teacher of Room No.
2, was called home to Pleasantville last
week by the death of her aunt, Mrs. J.
Y. Siggins, and the pupils of that room
were granted vacation Thursday after
noon and Friday.
r. n, Marshall, of Psrnassus, Pa,
former prominent lum herman of Red
clyffe, this county, was up last week on
business, and met many of his old friends
in that section. He gave the REPUBLI-
CAN call Friday while on his return
home.
Mrs. N. r. Wilbur, for many years
an esteemed resident of Pleasantville,
where her husband conducted the Eagle
hotel for several years, died on Saturday
evening, of grip. Besides the husband
she is survived by two children, Minnie
L and James L. Wilbur.
Ed. Collins, for number of years a
near Pleasantyille, was a busi-
ness caller at the REPUBLICAN office
Mr.. Collins has changed his
ocation to Emlenton, near which place
no has been employed on the Norton IL
Young sawmill for some time.
"A gentleman by the name of T. s.
Van Vleet, whose home is in Sumpter,
Oregon, was taken i'll at Hotel Weaver
asst week and on Monday was taken to
he Warren Emergency hospital where
ie could have the advantage of trained
nursing. He was suffering from pleurisy.
Mrs. Mary j. Twombly, aged fifty
line years, died at her home, near the
house east of Pleasantville,
IN Sunday afternoon, after two weeks
illness of grip. She is survived by her
three sons and daughter. The
uneral was held yesterday, with inter-
nent at Plessantville.
james Wray, of Vowinckel, and ].
Z. Alt, of Tylersburg, were business
isitors here last Thursday. Mr.. Wray
Informs us that the Pinegrove Oil Co., in
which he is interested. last week COM
'leted and put to pumping a good we'll
n the Buckeye tract at Vowinckel. The |
veil is doing 80 barrels per day.
Rev. Frank 2. Britt. d. D., one of |
he best known and most popular min
sters OF the Clarion Presbytery, died
uddenly of heart failure at his home in
'orsica, Jefferson county, on Wednesday
f last week. He bad been pastor of
'isgah Presbyterian church for nearly 80
ears and was greatly beloved by his peo-
le. He was aged SO years, and is sur
ived by his widow, two sons and one
aughter.
Peter Hanes, for many years resi-
ent of Howe township, his farm being
,cated at Pigeon, has become a full
edged York State yankee, having taken
barge Of fine dairy farm near Dewitt
lille, Chautauqua county, and his many
Id Forest county friends will be glad to
,arn of his success in that industry.
eter desires to dispose of his property
Pigeon, and offers it on reasonable
'rms, as will be seen by notice in this
sue of the REPUBLICAN.