The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1907-08-14

town, not necessarily because we needed
inspecting, but, being an ex-newspaper
man, he naturally likes the smell of a
printing Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Robinson and A.
N. Abbott, OF Oil City, came up Sunday
in Mr.. Robinson's Gilmore auto car and
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. A. Car
son. Newkirk Carson, who is demon
strator for the Elmore company at their
agency in Williamsburg, Pa, was the
chauffeur and remained with his parents
for weeks visit.
Mrs. J. f. Proper, Mrs. +. S. Hunter,
Mrs. A. NJ. Doutt and daughter, Gena-
We've, Mrs. VIM. Smearbaugh and dsugh-
ter, Josephine, Mrs. w. G. Wyman and
daughter, Corinne, Mrs. S. M. Henry,
and Mrs. G. W. Bovard, left Monday
morning for Waldsmeer Park, on Lake
Erie, where they have rented cottage
and will enjoy ten days outing.
DIR. s. d. Merriam, of Shelburne
Falls, Mass, brother of the late Mrs.
Wm. Puffinburg, of Kellettville, whose
death occurred Oct. Is, 1905, was here
Friday looking up matters pertaining to
her decease and burial. Mrs. Puffin-
burg was reared at Hiswatha, Ontario,
and she is survived by six brothers and
four sisters, being one of family OF
sixteen children.
Arthur W. Noble, general superin-
tendent of the casket factory, was pros
trated with stroke of paralysis which
affected his left side on Thursday night
last, and for time his life was despared
OF, but latest reports from his bedside
show an improvement in his condition
and his recovery is hoped for by his ply
sician and friends. Mr.. Noble resides in
the brick dwelling north of the court
house grounds. His sister, Mrs. Wesley
Kelley. of Allegheny, Pa, arrived here
Monday and is with him.
Friday OF this week party of four
teen Pleasantville young people will go
to Two Oaks, camp on the Allegheny
river two and one half miles from Tio-
Desta, where they will spend a ten days
outing. Those in the party will be the
Misses Myrna Mcintyre, Elizabeth
Wagenknecht. Allie Hatch, Clara Dun
ham, Jess Byers, Winifred Noyes and
Bess Byers, and the Messrs. W. S. Cor
win, Foster Banks, Donald Brown, Max
Beebe, Archie Lytle and Joe McMillen.
They will spend the time in boating,
fishing, etc., and are looking forward to a
most enjoyable vacation.-Titusville
Herald.
MIR. j. G. Geist, a former Jefferson
county boy, who for some time past has
been serving the good people of our
neighbor county of Forest in the Office OF
Prothonotary and Clerk of Courts, came
over to his old home some two weeks ago
for visit with old-time friends and ac-
quaintances. Mr.. Geist was accompanied
by his wife and children, and when he
called at the Republican office some days
ago he reported that they were having a
joyous good time. The first of their va
cation was spent with Mrs. Geists rel
atives at Corsica, at the time of the Glenn
family reunion, and later they made a
ten days stay with relatives at Mr.. Geist's
old home at Worthwhile Brookville Re-
publican.
Miss Pauline Gaiser entertained the
W. G. T. U. ladies of Nebraska at the res
idence of her uncle, Judge Kretler,
Thursday afternoon of last week. Miss
Gaiser is superintendent of the depart
ment of "Flower Mission," and the
rooms were appropriately decorated with
flowers and trailing vines and the result
was beautiful and artistic. Music and
reading, followed by contest OF guessing
the name of the favorite flower of each
guest, made the time pass all too swiftly.
A delicious luncheon was served, and
with thanks to the hostess and her aids,
Misses Emma New aud Louisa Gsiser,
we add the occasion to the list of other
good times enjoyed by the Union of Ne
braska, The next social gathering will
be the annual picnic at Fox Greek,
August 23d.