The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1907-01-23
PERSONAL.

terday.
Mrs. 7. F. Ritchey is entertaining
her friend, Mrs. Margaret McNeal, of In
diana, Pa.
j. s. Vail, of West Hickory, was q
business visitor at the REPUBLICAN office
Thursday.
Harry Bankhead was home from
Ridgway the last of the week for few
days visit.
Postmaster Knox mas been severely
i'll with grip for the past ten days, but
is now improving.
Levi Smith, we'll known oil refner
of Warren, Pa, was transacting business
in Tionesta Friday.
Miss Bessie Byers, teacher OF Room
No. 2 OF the Boro schools, visited friends
in Warren Saturday and Sunday.
The Rev. John Mitchell, OF Haps.
dale, Pa, will occupy the pulpit of the
Presbyterian church, Sunday, Feb. Sd.
George Klump, of Towanda, Pa, a
former Tionesta lad, is paying a visit to
his aunt, Mrs. Will II. Hunter, and other
relatives here.
Mrs. J. f. Proper was summoned to
Williamsport Monday by the illness Of
her son, Curtis, who is attending Dickin-
son Seminary in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Bryner and
daughter, Ethel, of Pleassntville, Pa,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Clark last Saturday and Sunday.
-Ex-Commissioner Peter Youngk was
calling on Tiopesta friends last Wednes-
day, being on his way for visit with
his daughter, Mrs. Chas. Schroeder, OF
Erie.
Miss Augusta Wray, of Petrolia,
Butler county, visited her cousin, Mrs.
s. M. Henry, few days last week, 60
ing from here to Tylersburg where abe
was the guest of other relatives.
Mrs. J. H. Robertson and Mrs. G. G..
CASTOR have issued invitations to sixty or
more of their lady friends for tomorrow,
Thursday. at twelve-thirty o'clock. The
function will be held at the home of Mrs.
Robertson.
Fred Carson, one of West Hickory's
steady young citizens, has been appointed
postmaster OF his town, and we venture
the prediction Fred will make good in
the point of pleasing the patrons of the
office in that capacity.
Word comes from North Warren that
a handsome l2-pound daughter arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. David Blum
on Sunday last, all of which Las caused
new smile to tighten the countenance of
townsman Grandpa Blum.
George w. Matha, of Nebraska, left
on Monday for Ostrander, Washington,
where he will be employed with the
Collins company in the lumber business.
Mrs. Matha and daughter will follow her
husband in the spring and they will take
up their permanent home in the Pacific
coast state.
Phil Ekas and Earl Yetter left Tues
day for California, where they will look
over the country and may possibly locate
permanently. Lindberg, psssen-
ger engineer of the T. V. Ry., was taken
to the Warren hospital Wednesday suf-
fering with typhoid fever. Mrs. Gust
Nelson, also of Lolets, has the fever and
was taken to the hospital Saturday,
Sheffield Observer.
j. G. Shoup, who is visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Shoup, of Mu-
zette, Forest county, was shaking hands
with friends here Monday. Mr.. Shoup is
an engineer in the mining district of the
northwestern part of the United States
and this is his first visit at home for
seven years. He is a great sportsman
and since being in that section has killed
nearly hundred deer.-Leeper cor.
Clarion Democrat.
w. G. wilkins of West Hickory,
partner of w. G. Kemble of this city in
the recent purchase OF the Routing phar-
macy, arrived in town yesterday to begin
his duties in the new proprietorship. He
is druggist of twenty-eight years ex-
perience. beginning in Fredonis, N. Y.
He was there for nine years and moved
to West Hickory, where he established a
store in 1888. He sold his West Hickory
drug store to l.. A. Fehlman, who has
taken possession. Mr.. Wilkins will move
his family here as soon as he can find a
suitable place of residence.-Titusville
Herald.
Miss Donna Walter, of Tylersburg,
Pa, and James S. Reid, of Johnstown,
Pa, were married at the residence of
Mrs. Edward Myers, cousin of the
bride, at Endeavor, Tuesday, Jan. %,
1907, Rev. J. F. Scherer officiating. Mrs.
Reid, who made her home with Mrs.
Gerow at the Central for a number of
years, is we'll and iavorably known here
and her many friends will join in wish
ing her happiness, Mr.. Reid, who for
merly was principal og the Phillipsburg
High School, has lucrative position as
bookkeeper for large lumber firm at
Johnstown. The home is all ready and
waiting for the happy couple upon their
return from a short bridal tour.
Sabbath School Conference.