The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1907-07-17

taking treatment at this we'll known
sanitarium.
Mrs. j. N. Sandrock is entertaining
her daughter, Mrs. Fred. Ludwig, OF
Titusville, this week. Mr.. Ludwig, and
Ed. Mohney, of Oil City, were at the
Sandrock home over Sunday.
Miss Josephine Smearbaugh is enter.
tanning Miss Marguerite Hallam, OF Belle
vile, Illinois, who was her classmate and
fellow graduate of Washington Seminary
at the recent commencement.
John Emert, of Tylersburg, brother
of our townsman, Commissioner Emert,
met with a misfortune in having one Of
his legs broken recently, which will lay
him up for a number of weeks.
Harry Shields, of Loleta, Pa, spent
the 4th in Tionesta, where Mrs. Shields
had been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Jacob Siggins, for some time. She re-
turned home with her husband.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. George r. f.
Dawson, of Stewart Run, July 18th, a
son. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Jones, OF
Fox Creek, July 18th, a daughter. To
Mr., and Mrs. Clyde Culmer, of Nebras-
ks, July 9th, daughter.
--Tionesta friends have received the
announcement of the marriage of Miss
Nettie Giering, one of our former popu-
lar young ladies, to Mr.. Alex. A. Goupil,
at the home of her father in Los Angeles,
California, on the ninth inst.
George Fielder, one of New York
City's prominent citizens, aud who is one
of the owners of the Fielder tract in Tio-
nesta township, which the Tionesta Gas
company has under lease, was a busi-
ness visitor in town few days of last
week.
Grandmother Sigworth Mr.. and Mrs.
r. j. Sigworth and Miss Lizzie Sigworth,
of Leeper, were guests of the family oi
S. S. Sigworth last Friday. This was
Grandmother Sigworth's first visit to
Tionesta in thirty-five years and natur-
ally she found many changes.
Jacob Swartzfsger, of Porkey, one oi
Howe townships officials, was transact
ing business at the county seat Monday.
Mr.. S. is experimenting $4,000 cord
barkpeeling job in his locality, but thinks
it will fall some short OF that figure owing
to the difficulty in getting peelers.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Zahuiser are en-
tertaining the lstter's daughter, Mrs. G.
W. Arner aud children, Samuel and
Ruth, of Rimersburg, Pa, and their
niece, Miss Katherine Zahniser, OF Jack
son Centre, Pa. Miss Alice Iahniser, OF
Polk, was also their guest over Sunday,
-Messrs. F. H. hammers and A. r.
Smart, of Oil City, headed an auto party
which passed through here Sunday after
noon. There were four big machines in
the procession, making rather an impos-
| ing sight. Mr.. Smart's machine was
slightly disabled and had to be left over
for repairs.
W. w. Jameson, of Clsrksburg, W.
Va, paid visit to old friends in this
section during Fourth of July week. As
former Forest county boy many friends
here are pleased to know that Mr.. jamie
son has been very successful in oil and
coal operations in West Virginia and is
enjoying the fruits OF his labors as only a
big hearted, jolly good fellow can do.
Mrs. Harry Garfield on Monday re-
ceved letter from her brother, Newton
Zahniser, at Bridgeport, Illinois, stating
that he was injured in an accident, hav-
ing three ribs and his shoulder broken.
No further particulars were given. The
letter also stated that their brother, Frank
Zahniser, was confined in the hospital
there with an attack OF typhoid fever.
Il. G. Stoyer, a former resident of this
county, but now employed in the Oil
Well Supply shops at Siverly, was the
victim of severe accident short time
ago. A heavy casting fell on his foot,
crushing the great toe and severely bruis-
ing the foot, laying him up for some time.
Many friends of the genial "Gil' in this
vicinity will be sorry to learn of his mis-
fortune.
DIR. McAninch, of Lamartine, Pa, and
brother, Glenn McAninch, of Manhattan,
Kansas, spent several days OF the past
week in this community visiting the
friends of their brother, the late Rev.. V.
McAninch. They found hearty welcome
among the many ardent friends and ad-
mirers of the late popular pastor of the
| Presbyterian church, and expressed
much pleasure at the reverence in which
his name is still held in the community.
Andrew J. Engdahl of West Hickory
returned home recently from the west,
where he had gone in search of health.
He got as far as Paxton, Illinois, the
home of his brother, Peter Engdahl, for
merly of West Hickory, where he was
taken so i'll that he could go no farther.
AS soon as he was able to get out of bed
he started home. He was seriously i'll
for a week, but we are glad to learn is
convslescng and will be able to be
around again soon.
One of those quiet little weddings
which is characteristic of a time when a
wedding follows few months after
death has entered a family and taken
| away the dear mother, was performed by
the Rev. Wn. Richards at the home of
the brides father, Jacob G. Wolf, at Kel-
lettvlle, Pa, on July Sd, when Miss
Violet Saloma Wolf and Mr.. Ernest A.
Babcock were quietly married. None