The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1907-10-16
PERSONAL.

WIN. Smearbaugh is in Pittsburg
looking after the business of the Forest
Barge Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Davis and son
Shelton, of Oil City, are visiting at G. T.
Anderson's.
Ira Fox and Gus Evans, of Endeavor,
we're callers at the REPUBLICAN Office
Monday evening.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Gil
more, of Fox Creek, Green township,
October 18th, daughter.
David Edwards came up Sunday from
Sharon, for visit at d. W. Clark's, and
will return home with his family, today
or tomorrow.
e. P. Lsndas and daughter, Mrs. G.
w. Granger, of Goodwill Hill, were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Landers
Thursday night.
Miss Olive Myers, teacher in the
Warren county schools, visited at the
home of her cousin, j. G. Myers, a day or
two of the past week.
Carl f. Flacke and Mrs. Rose E.
Moon, both of Pithole, Pa, were united
in marriage here Wednesday, October
9th, Rev. II. D. Call officiating.
DIR. George Siggins is moving his Of
| fee to the handsome rooms over the For
est County National bank, which are un-
dergoing some remodeling for his con-
venience.
William Doutt, of Rochester, Pa,
arrived here Tuesday for weeks visit
with his sister and brother, Mrs. j. p.
Grove and A. M. Doutt, and to enjoy
some hunting.
Mrs. Alice Vought has moved into
the Robinson house, on Hilands street,
vacated by Ray Birtcil, who has taken
possession of his new purchase, the Hole
man property.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Hyde and son
Harold, of Oil City, came up last Thurs
day for weeks visit with Mrs. Hyde's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mealy, of
Tionesta township.
DIR. j. Norman Davies left last eve-
ming for Rochester, Minnesota, where he
will undergo surgical operation for her.
MIA, at the hospital of the Mayo brothers.
Warren Mirror, 9th.
Mrs. Mary L. Thomson and daugh-
ter, Mrs. r. e. Haines, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Thomson at Oil City last
Thursday, Mrs. Haines leaving Friday
for her home in Marion, Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. sheriff. Smith, who
were welded at Cuba, N. Y. October 9th,
arrived here Saturday morning and are
pleasantly domiciled at the Central until
such time as they can secure house.
Mrs. Susie f. Loomis, Department
| President of the w. r. c., is here and
will conduct the annual inspection of
Stow Corps this evening. She is the guest
while here of Past Dept President, Mrs.
Sue NJ. Sharpe.
Mrs. G. F. Weaver and children
Glenna, Lillis and Lester, Mrs. p. Joyce
and daughter Agnes, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Joyce attended the confirmation
services in st. Johns Catholic chucrh at
Tidioute, Sunday morning. A class of
| 90 was confirmed, Bishop Fitzmaurice, of
Erie, presiding.
John T. Henderson, of East Hickory,
left yesterday for Clarks, louisiana,
where he has a fine position with the
Louisiana Central Lumber Company,
which is large corporation with exten-
sive holdings of yellow pine timber in
| that state. Mrs. Henderson will remain
at East Hickory for the present.
Samuel Clark, the veteran mail mes
senger OF Meadville, is here enjoying a
weeks vacation with his dog and gun.
Game is very scarce but Mr. Clark is after
the sport and recreation found in ram
BILE through the woods on pleasant
October day, and is not so much con-
cerned about bulging game bag.
Rev. and Mrs. II. A. Bailey leave to-
day for Philadelphia, where Mr.. Bailey,
as delegate from Clarion Presbytery,
will attend the meeting of the Synod Of
Pennsylvania. At Hickory they will be
Joined by Rev. j. F. Scherer and Mr.. G.. |
W. Warden, who also go as delegates
from this Presbytery. There will be no
preaching at the Presbyterian church here
next Sabbath.
The following Forest county students |
are now enrolled at the Clarion Normal |
Ira Shoup, Lawrence Zuendel, William
Dotterer, Charles Dotterer, Roy Berlin,
Irwin Kunselman, Neil Kunselman,
Marie Dunn, Maude Garfield, Sarah Car
son, nellie DeWoody, Jennnette Haugh,
Olive Blauser, Marie Engdahl, Amy
Hepler, Charles Anderson, Lena Ander-
son, Kathleen Daubenspeck, Anna G.
Brewer, John Baxter.
"A pretty and unique souvenir post
card giving good representation of the
wonderful clock at Strasburg, Germany,
which has attracted the admiration of
visitors throughout the world, has been
received from Congressman Wheeler,
who has been visiting in that country for
the past month. Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler
and their daughter set sail from Cher
bourg, France, "for tho best country in
the world" on the 9th inst, and will prob
ably reach their home at Endeavor some
day this week.
"A pleasant event is booked to take
place at the home Of former Tionesta res
idents Mr.. and Mrs. John w. McCrea, at