The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1907-02-27
PERSONAL.
Clinton Fitzgerald of Marienyille.
was county seat visitor Thursday.

OF German Hill, Feb. 18th, daughter.
Isaac Kerr, clerk in the Robinson
store, is spending short vacation visit
ing friends at Butler.
Mrs. w. M. Wolcott and Mrs. u. II.
Shriver OF Tionesta visited relatives here
Sunday.-Tidioute News.
Miss Clara M. Metcalf, of Titusville,
is spending week at the Clark farm, the
guest of Miss Louise Clark.
Miss Georgia Watson was home from
Dickinson Seminary, Williamsport, to
spend Sunday with her parents.
Clerk Geist on Monday issued a mar
riage license to Chss. II. Wheeler and
Miss Fannie Rafferty,, of the boro.
Miss Mary Lovejoy came home from
Oil City Monday morning ard is seriously
i'll with an attack resembling pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. e. Gerow and Mr..
and Mrs. Robert A. Fulton visited rela-
tives at Youngsville few days the last
of the week.
ian church of Endeavor, accompanied by
his young son, Paul, was Tionesta visi-
tor Saturday.
Fred. Klinestiver, ofNebraska, whose
serious injury in fall we mentioned
last week, is recovering and will soon be
able to be about again.
j. p. Grove left Monday to return TO
his oil lease at Diamond Springs, Logan
county, Kentucky. Mrs. Grove accom-
panied him to Oil City.
Mrs. J. T. Carson, who has been in
the Oil City hospital for number of
weeks, has so far recovered that she will
be brought home today.
"A. L. Strickenberg, of Smokey Hill
who has been engaged in taking out ties
this winter, was pleasant business caller
at the REPUBLICAN office Saturday.
George Msths, of German Hill, called
yesterday, as is his regular custom at
least once year, and had the label on his
paper advanced for another l2month.
Mrs. George Carr. of Endesvor, who
had been visiting friends in Franklin and
OIL City, stopped on her way home yes
terday to see her many Tionests friends.
Mrs. NJ. A. Felt entertained large
number Of her lady friends in fancy
work party at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Watson, last Thurs
day afternoon.
Joseph Wuertzge, OF Whig Hill,
good friend of the REPUBLICAN, dropped
in Monday to renew his subscription for
another year. Joseph never allows his
accounts to lag.
Harriet Elizabeth, the three months
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Mstha, of Nebraska, has been seriously
i'll with pneumonia, but was some better
at last accounts.
John E. Larson, of Brookston, return
judge of Howe township, called at the
REPUBLICAN sanctum Thursday, and
will read the best paper in Forest county
for the next year.
The Embroidery Club, composed of
twelve Kellettville ladies, are dinner
guests of Mrs. George +. Watson today.
Mrs. Fehlman, of West Hickory, a men,
ber of the club, is also of the party.
Jas. Gilfillan, former we'll known
Forest county citizen, was calling on old
friends in this vicinity last week. His
residence is now at Smethport, NICK an
county, where his son, Alba, rlso resides.
Hon. G. W. Amsler, former Assem-
blymsn from this county, was elected a
member of the council of his adopted
town of Clarion at the recent election.
Good men are recognized wherever they
go.
Mrs. G. G. Rumberger and daughter
went to East Brady, last evening, where
they will visit with friends. 1t is their
intention to rent a residence, when it is
possible to do so, and make their home
here. Emlenton friends extend a glad
welcome TO m.-Emlenton News.
M. l.. Range and son Jay, of Stewart
Run, were callers at the REPUBLICAN of
flee yesterday. 1t was Jay who had the
serious mix-up with gas engine last fall
in which he came out bad second. His
wounds have healed so we'll that he has
as good use of the injured arm as he has
of the other.
John Swyers, of Brockwayville, JEFF
ferson county, and Mrs. Rachel E. Wy
ant, of Tionesta, were united in marriage
by legal acknowledgment before Clerk
of Courts Geist, at the Prothonotary's
Office, Wednesday, Feb. 20, 1907. The
newly married couple will make their
home in Tionesta.
Mrs. VIM. E. Morgan was taken sud-
denly i'll with appendicitis on Saturday
last, and yesterday morning she was op-
Grated upon by Drs. Siggins and Dunn.
The case is very critical one, and Mrs.
Morgan, although resting we'll last night,
has not passed the crisis, and many
friends are anNiously awaiting favorable
reports from her.
&C. A. Asterlin, the gentlemsnly dis
trict passenger agent OF the popular
Nickel Plate railroad, was in Tionesta
last Wednesday in the interest of his
road. The Nickel Plates patronage from
this section has been quite extensive
heretofore, and with such stfable men to
manage its affairs it is bound to continue
to receive the lions share of business.
The friends of ex-Sheriff G. r. Bow
man will be glad to learn that he has as
sumed charge of the office and yards of