The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1907-04-10
PERSONAL.
"A. J. Fleming was down from Grun-
derville last Wednesday.

braska, were visiting Tonesta friends
Sunday.
j. r. Alt, of Tylersburg, and G. M.
Alt, of Leeper, were transacting business
in Tionesta Saturday.
Earl Maxwell entertained number
of the young people in party at his
home Tuesday evening.
Henry Wilson left for Pigeon, Forest
county, Monday, where he will look after
his lumber nterests.-Emlenton News.
Mrs. Gertrude Hanrahan arrived
here Tuesday from Cleveland, Ohio, for
a visit with her sister, Mrs. G. f. Weaver.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Friese, of Buffalo,
Vile, were visitors at the County Home
last week.
Word comes from Buffalo, N. Y,
that l0-pound daughter arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Ed. w. Fitzgerald, on
Sunday last.
Charles Incl went to State College
on Tuesday of last week, where he en-.
tered on a four years course of study in
civil engineering.
Claude Hepler, of this place, has
been appointed inspector of work on the
new macadam road between Tubbs run
and the Hopkins tarm.
Rev. W. o. Calhoun goes to Tidionte
this evening to act as a judge in Dem
crest medal contest given under the
aupices OF the W. G. T. U.
Joseph Wolf resident for num-
ber of years of Galletin, w. Va, spent
several days among old friends in this
vicinity, his former home.
Miss Arletta Robinson is home from
two months soiourn and sightseeing in
New York City, where she was accom-
panied by friends from Tidioute.
Charles H. Wheeler and Fannie Raj
ferty were married at the home OF Mar
tin Saulsgiver, April s, 1907, Rev. w. O..
Calhoun performing the ceremony.
Gus. B. Evans, of Endeavor, and w.
f. Jones, of Newtown Mills, who were
here to attend the Masonic meeting Mon
day night, we're pleasant callers at the
REPUBLICAN office.
C. w. Klepfer, representing the lro-
quois Lumber Co., of Warren, was in
Tionesta during the past week shipping
out some lumber which the company
purchased from Andrew Wolf.
Mr.. j. d. Zeigler, of Venus, Pa, and
Miss Bertha Jane Mealy, of President,
Pa, were united in marriage at the home
of the officiating clergyman, Rev. b. F.
Felt, Tionesta, Pa, Wednesday, April 3D..
George McGowan, whose leg was
amputated at the Warren hospital as the
result of an accident sustained near Kel-
lettville several weeks ago, was able to
return to his home at Nebraska last week.
VIM. Hopkins goes to Kellettville
this week where he expects to be engaged
for several weeks in the erection of sew
eral new houses which the Salmon Creek
Lumber company will build during the
summer season.
Miss Bess II. Byers, teacher of Room
No. 2 of our schools, is i'll at her home in
Pleasantville with an attack of the
measles. During her absence Miss Col
die Landers, of Oil City, has charge of
the school room.
Mrs. Frank Gillespie, of Union City.
is paying a visit to the home of her
brother, Henry Wolf, OF Tionesta town
ship. The family are moving to Spring.
boro, in western Crawford county, where
Frank has taken job of stocking saw
mill.
Joe Joyce returned last week from
other southern states. Joe was not
greatly smitten with the climate and
prospects of that section, and believes
that the old Keystone state has them all
down yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Lynds and Fred
Hopkins, of Kane, visited the latter's
sister and brother, Mrs. Joseph Clark
and w. W. Hopkins, here one day last
week. On Monday of this week they
joined party of eighteen Kane people
for Washington state, where they will
take up homesteads near Jackson.
Mrs. w. w. Dale and sons. Horace
and Harold, former residents of Tionesta,
where the Rev. Mr.. Dale was stationed as
minister of the NJ. Il. church, were
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. R.
Lanson day or two of last week. From
here they went to Milwaukee, where the
family will make their future home.
DIR. George Siggins has located in
Tionesta for the practice of his profession,
and will be found, when not profession
ally absent, in rooms formerly occupied
by the late DR.. Morrow, corner Elm and
Hiland streets. DR.. Siggins is graduate
of jefferson Medical College, Philadel-
phia, and has been located the past two
years in Franklin, where he enjoyed a
good practice.
&C. II. Lawrence left Tuesday of last
week for New Castle, New Brunswick,
Canada, in company with j. A. Rumble,
who recently purchased the fine saw mill
of the Warren Lumber Co. at Grunder-
vile. Mr.. Rundle has large body of
timber to be manufactured into lumber
near New Castle, and Hart will remain
with him for the summer. At the same
time he will look around and may later
anpapa in business for himself.