The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1908-04-15
PERSONAL.

from Oil City over Sunday.
Frank W. Law, of Pittsburg, paid old
Tionesta friends visit Monday.
John Jones of Nebraska gave this
office pleasant call on Monday.
Mrs. J. B. Muse and Mrs. George
spent Thursday and Friday with friends
in Franklin.
Miss Merle Dunn is home from the
Warren high school this week for the
Easter vacation.
james Thomas is moving to Panther
Run, where he will be employed on the
Doutt & Foreman mill.
Lewis Dubois, return judge from the
Cooper Tract election district, was one of
our pleasant callers yesterday.
Samuel Fitzgerald OF New Castle
was here the last of the week for visit
with his father, Solomon Fitzgerald.
Clerk Geist issued the following mar
riage license yesterday: o. B. Hunter
and Miss Clara Miller, both of Endeavor,
Pa.
Mrs. VIM. Lawrence and Miss Bertha
Lawrence returned last Thursday from
weeks visit with Mrs. Edward Fitzger.
aid at Kane.
Mrs. James York of Oil City was a
guest of her sister, Mrs. jeff Grove, dur
ing the past week, returning home Mon
day evening.
Mrs. II. b. Shots of Sharon, Pa,
passed through here Friday on her way
for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. r. W.
Shots at Leeper, Pa.
Mrs. John Brecht, of Endeavor, ac-
companied by her two daughters and
son-in-lsw, gave the REPUBLICAN a
pleasant call Monday.
Hart and John Lawrence leave to-
morrow for weeks trip to New York
city, to purchase goods for the store they
will shortly open at Perry, N. Y.
John Mealy, one of Tylersburg's
hustling merchants, was transacting
business in town Friday, and dropped
into the REPUBLICAN sanctum for a short
visit.
George Matha of German Hill
dropped in yesterday for friendly call
and had the label on his paper changed to
meet the requirements of Uncle Sam, and
then some.
Miss Genaveve Doutt is home from
Beaver College for the Easter vacation.
She is accompanied by Miss Lowe of Ma
son City, Iowa, who is the instructor in
elocution in the college.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hassey haye
moved to TioneSta and are occupying
their home on Bridge street. Our COM
munity cordially welcomes the return of
these good people to our citizenship.
r. w. Guiton of Green twp, was a
Tlonesta visitor the first of the week, and
it wouldn't surprise us if he laid in
supply of tackle wherewith to appro-
priately open the trouting season today.
John Swires, who has been at the
county home for several weeks, is in
very critical condition and is not expect
ed to live through the day. He has been
a resident of the borough about two years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Parks and
young son were guests over the Sabbath
of Mrs. Parks parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Hassey. Mrs. Parks and young
Thomas are extending their visit a week
or two.
The REPUBLICAN acknowledges a
pleasant call Monday from W. P. Crouch,
East Hickory, P. E. Shoemaker, Endea-
vor, and j. B. Mann of Eagle Rock, who
were fraternizing with their Masonic
brethren Monday evening.
j. G. Campbell, of Marion, Va, was
in town a few hours Tuesday and took a
look at the new mill. Mr.. Campbell is
former Forest county lumberman who is
now interested in several large lumber
operations in Virginia.-Sheffield OBJ
server.
The following relatives were here
yesterday to attend the funeral of the late
LuSiuuo hhis anu AtAi ios w ihs
Elder and children James, Randall and
Williabell, of Warren, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Elder and daughter Ethel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Elder of Endeavor, Pa;
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Elder of wilkins
burg, Pa; George Elder, of Parkersburg,
w. Va, and Madison Hooks, of Mason,
Illinois.
Judge ]. G. Carson, who conducts
the Forest Barge company's yards at
West Hickory, was a business visitor
here Monday. Work at the yards was
started couple of weeks ago, but the
weather has been so cratic that little head
way has been made, but three barges hav
ing been launched thus far. Mr.. Carson
expects l. have full crew on in few
days, and to turn out large number of
the big boats this season.
Mrs. James Haslet received word on
Saturday of the death of Mrs. A. X. Bash
am at her home in Jacksonville, Fla, on
that day. The deceased was formerly
Miss Blanche Fox, and her marriage in
Tionesta, at the home of her aunt, the late
Mrs. s. II. Haslet, five years ago, will be
remembered by many of our citizens.
Death came very suddenly, she being
sick but one hour. Besides the husband
she is survived by one daughter aged
four years, and one step.daughter.
Mrs. Ella Il. Hustled, of Dundee.
Mich, was a visitor in Tionests from