The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1908-11-11
PERSONAL.


Monday for visit with relatives at Rob-
inson, Illinois.
Harry Shaw, of North Clarendon,
Pa, was guest of his aunt Mrs. Jacob
Smearbaugh, last week.
Mrs. j. b. Muse and mother, Mrs. p.
X. George, spent Thursday and Friday
with friends in Franklin.
DIR. Karl Wenk came home from
Kane Saturday evening and enjoyed a
day in the woods Monday.
Hon. G. A. Randall has been drawn
as juror for the U. s. Court at Pitts
burg, for the week beginning Nov. 23d.
Mrs. Clara Hayden of siverly, and
Mr.. s. W. Pancoast of Elizabeth, Pa, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Fones yes
terdsy.
Clerk of Courts j. G. Geist issued a
marriage license here Tuesday to Vim. l..
Gadley and Mrs. Alice Pierce, both OF
Redclyffe, Pa.
Mrs. Leila Barlow. of Coeur D'Alene,
Idaho, arrived here Saturday evening
and is spending the week with the family
of her uncle, James II. Butler.
Mrs. j. W. Morrow of Tidioute, is
paying a visit to Tionesta friends this
week. Miss Nancy Morrow was also a
guest of friends here oyer the Sabbath.
Mrs. Clifford, wife of Col. A. Clifford
of the Salvation Army, New York City,
is guest at the home of her brother, j.
A. Adams. Her young son, Rudolph, is
with her.
IF. G. Fiscus, of Beaver Valley, Hick-
ory twp, was welcome caller at the RE-
PUBLICAN Office Wednesday, and will
read the best paper in Forest county for
the next year to come.
George r. E. Dawson, of Philadel-
phis, accompanied by his cousin, George
T. Watts, of New York City, arrived here
last Wednesday and they are enjoying a
week or two of this fine weather in
hunting.
%. G. Stroup, engineer for the Will
burine Pipe Line, moved his family last
week to the pump station at Little Tio-
nests creek, occupying commodious
residence recently erected for him by the
company.
Mrs. Vim. Smearbaugh and daugh-
ters, Marie, Helen and Josephine, expect
to leave on Tuesday next for winters
sojourn in California, making their home
in Los Angeles. They go by the Union
Pacific route and will make few stops
at principal points of interest on the
way.
B. d. Emminger, of During, jerks
twp, while making his returns ofthe late
election for his district, gave the REPUB-
LIoAN welcome call Wednesday. Bert
reports that bears are quite numerous in
his section this season. He assisted in
the slaughter of one big fellow so far and
expects to get another or two before the
season expires.
"A private note from our old friend
Fred Morgan of Denver, notes the good
health and happiness of former citizen
VIM. Il. Morgan, who is in the hardware
business with his brother. They had
made visit to Ward, COL, to see "Davey"
Hilands and dad" Hulings, whom they
found we'll and happy, the former expect
ing to spend the winter in Kansas, at the
home of a sister. Fred and "Billy"
wished to be remem bered to old Tionesta
friends.
Jacob Coleman and l. P. Allen, OF
Oakdale, Pa, arrived here Tuesday
morning and will spend the week hunt
ing. Jake says he came up to capture
the bear which took fine string of trout
from him on the occasion of one of his
fishing trips here, a full account of which
incident we published at the time. He
also reports that his brother Frank has
completely recovered from long illness
and is now at work at Salem, W. Va,
which will be good news to Franks
many friends here.
Miss Frances Kirschner, of Redclytfe,
who has made her home for the past
year with Mrs. f. Wenk, at the County
Home, was united in marriage with Mr..
Joseph Gregory, of Redclyffe, the cere-
mony taking place in the Catholic church
at Emporium, Pa, Sunday morning,
November Sth, 1908, Rev. Father Dow
ney officiating. Mr.. Gregory is employed
by lumberman John Is. Dubois, holding
a responsible position at Hicks Run, Pa,
and the young couple will make their
home at that place.
A jolly bunch from Meadville arrived
here Monday evening and are spending
the week at their favolite pastime of
hunting. The party is composed of the
following gentlemen: r. H. Hayes. Earl
Huidokoper, F. G. Prenatt, James Van
Horn, Fred Scowden and George Scow-
den, the latter two brothers of townsman
j. C. Scowden. Game is not plentiful,
but "the boys" are out for the recreation,
are having good time, and will take
home enough of the feathered tribe to
insure good game supper.
Miss Luella Handy, teacher of the
River hill school in Harmony township,
aud Miss Louise Clark, teacher of the
Pigeon hill school in Tionesta township,
are i'll at their homes with typhoid fever.
Miss Handy is quite i'll but Miss Clark
has light attack and will soon resume
her work. They were companions at
the Marienville institute of Misses Hep
lar and Iadahnr whose illnasI from tu.