The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1908-01-15
PERSONAL.

llenelu, OF HICKORY township, Jan. lOtni
a daughter.
Mrs. j. L osgood, of Endeaver, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Osgood
during the past week.
Charles S. Kirchartz left this after
noon for Beaver Falls, called there by the
illness of his mother.-Warren Times,
Saturday.
IS. p. Whitman is confined to his
home with bad case of blood poisoning
in his left foot, caused by chatting the foot
with rubber boot.
MIR. and Mrs. w. j. Rogers and
young son, of Frankli,n n came up Thurs
day to spend week or two with Mrs.
Rogers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Sibble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Coleman and
Samuel Coleman came up from the Nc
Donald oil field Sunday to be with their
aged mother, who has been severely i'll
with grip.
Philip Emert and daughters, Misses
Iva and Lenora, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hol-
lister and daughter, Miss Hazel, were
guests over Sunday of the family of A.
W. Mong, in Tionesta township.
AT meeting of the school board held
Monday evening Miss Ruth Klinestiver
was elected teacher of room one of the
frame building, to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation of Mrs. Hulett. .-Shef-
field Observer.
j. T. Flick and family attended the.
funeral yesterday of his father, Frank
Flick, near Scotch Hill. The death oc.
Cured on Saturday, at the age OF 70
his community and a veteran of the civil
war.
Mrs. j. B. Agnew returned Friday
evening from Denver, Col, to which city
she mad accompanied her daughter Edna,
who will remain there for the winter.
Mrs. Agnew says that the physicians give
encouraging reports for Miss Edna's ulti-
mate restoration to health, which is well
come news to her many Tionesta friends.
In making a substantial remittance
in renewal of his subscription, our for
mer townsman and friend Chas. f.
Thomson, of Bradner, Ohio, says,
Everybody well here. Best wishes and
happy new year TO all our friends"
Charlie is still engaged at oil well work,
and seems to have become a fixture in
the Buckeye state.
John d. Lobaugh, of Kaylor, Arm
strong county, Pa, and Miss Myrtle G.
Stewart, of the same place, were united |
in marriage Wednesday, January Sth,
Stewart, in Tionesta, Rev. W. o. Cal
houn officiating. The bride is a daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart, but for a
number of years has made her home
with her grandmother, at Kaylor.
Harry Mintz, of Marienville, well
known 10 many of our young people,
and Miss Helen S. Sainski, of Buffalo,
n. Y, were married in Buffalo, Jan. Sth, |
Rabbi Paltrovitch, grandfather of the
groom, officiating. They are now enjoy
ing trip to New York city, and will be
at home in Marienville after Feb. lst
where the groom is head salesman and
bookkeeper in the large store of his
father, David Mintz.
Robert Blauser and Miss Arilla Will
lings, of Coal Hill, Venango county, ap-
peared at the Forest county temple of
justice last Wednesday morning, Jan.
Sth, and after procuring marriage IL
cense were soon made one by d. w. |
Clark, Esq. This was Squire Clarks
first marriage ceremony since his election |
as justice of the peace and he celebrated |
the event by expending part Of his liberal
fee in treating the officials and others
about the court house to the smokes.
Miss Sue Msgee, one of Tidioute's
most highly esteemed ladies, died at the
home OF her sister, Mrs. Jahu Hunter of
that place, on last Sabbath evening. Miss
Magee was daughter of Alexander and
NohOl "hSCOf Oui ~ plObOOio vi
For a number of years she was teacher,
teaching her first term in what is now
Forest county, more than fly years ago.
She was a charter member of the Tidioute
Chapter, ID. A. r., being grand-daugh-
ter of James Magee of the Sth Pa. Regt
of the American Revolution, who was
buried on what is now the Carter farm,
on "Hickory-town flats" in 1922.
The REPUBLICAN finds much pleas
ure in announcing the marriage of for
mer Tionesta boy, and joins his many
friends here in extending hearty con-
gratulations and best wishes. We refer
to Lester A. Holeman, whose marriage
with Miss Belle Stinson, one of Erie's
most estimable young ladies, was con-
summated at the State street M. Il. par
sonage, Meadville, Pa, on Wednesday,
Jan s. 1908, Rev. K. A. Buzza, officiating.
This bit of news will doubtless agreeably
surprise many of Lesters friends in To-
nesta, where he was born and reared to
young manhood, and where he has always
been held in highest esteem. He will
still retain his position as express mes
senger on the Pennsylvania Railroad be-
tween Erie and Philadelphia, but will
make his headquarters at Vineland, N.
j., where his mother now resides. Again
we say, greatest happiness to you and
yours. Lester, and "may you live long
aud prosper"