The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1908-02-26
PERSONAL.

from the Clarion Normal.
Attorney A. G. Brown went to War
rem Tuesday morning on legal business.
George Hilseman, of Green township,
was pleasant REPUBLICAN caller Mon
day.
Our veteran friend VIM. Albaugh of
East Hickory, gave us pleasant call
Wednesday.
Miss Cora Sproull, of Oil City, was
the guest of Miss EuRetta Proper over
last Sunday.
| H. w. Ledebur, of German Hill, re.
turned Monday evening from his visit in
Mercer county.
james Elliott of Stewart Run was
one of the REPUBLICANS welcome call
ers Wednesday.
Mrs. Clyde Shriver and daughters,
Ethel and Margaret, of Oil City, are yis-
iting relatives in town.
Attorney l.. l.. Graham, of Oil City,
was in Tionesta Monday, having busi-
ness at argument court.
ID. |. Ball Esq, one of Warren's lead
ing lawyers, was pleasant caller at the
REPUBLICAN Office Monday.
Miss Fanells Harper, of Mesdville,
was a guest of her school friend, Miss
Florence Hagerty, over the Sabbath.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Burhenn, of
German Hill, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Joseph Mong, in Tionesta township.
N. r. Snodgrass, of Wilcox, visited
his parents here, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Snodgrass, a day or two of the past week.
Mrs. n. A. Ross of Mars, Pa, and
w. G. Ross of Robinson, ILL.,, mother and
brother of A. M. Ross of West Hickory,
are pay ing him welcome visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Taylor, ofNew.
ton Falls, Ohio, returned home last week
after couple Of weeks pleasant visit
with Mrs. Tsylor's mother, Mrs. John
Weant, of Green township
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Landers, Miss
Katharine Osgood, Miss Blanche Pease,
John Lawrence and II. 7. Klinestiver
went to Titusville Saturday night to at
tend the production of the comic opela
"Yama."
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Clark, who
spent the past fall and winter in Indiana,
where Mr.. G. has oil interests, returned
home Friday for short stay, expecting
to go back among the Hoosiers in about
three weeks.
IS. C. Johnston attended meeting of
the Rural Letter Carriers Association OF
Warren county in Tidioute, last Satur-
day. Mr.. Johnston and son, G.. M.
Johnston, have become mem bers of the
Warren association.
Mrs. j. N. Sandrock entertained Mrs.
w. II. Sandrock and Mrs j. e. Bets, of
Oil City in a short visit during the week.
Mrs. Sandrock also had as her guests her
brother, j. b. Wood and son, of Hsynie,
during the past week.
Fred Glassner returned last week
from the Oil City hospital, where he was
operated upon for appendicitis month
ago. He is rapidly regaining his strengtl
and will be able to resume his usI al
work in a short time.
CLERK Geist issued the following
marriage licenses during the past week:
DR.. E. W. Smith, Whig Hill, and Mrs. L.
L. Stufflebeam, Edred Center, Warren
county. s. NJ. Sullinger, Hickory twp,
and Mrs. Blanche Maze, Clarion county.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Carson took their
daughter Marjorie to the Oil City hospital
last Friday for an operation for the re-
moval of her tonsils. Marie, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Abbott, of East
Hickory, underwent the same operation
last week at the Oil City hospital.
We congratulate our neighbors of Ti-
dioute on their good judg in the
selection of their constable, they having
elected former Sheriff G.W. Noblit Ct this
county to that Office last week. George
is conducting flourishing blacksmith
shop in that town, and we learn is doing
well.
Catcher John Lawrence has signed a
contract to play ball the coming season
We understand he is booked for an out
field position. John made good as a
catcher for Erie last year and playing the
outfield will be getting back TO his old
position.
Mrs. Suie II. May Sharpe left Mon
day for Chicago to be present at the
marriage of Mr.. Amos Green Allen and
Miss Bertha May Bonner, which event
takes place next Tuesday evening. Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Kelly, the grandparents
of the brideto-be, will depart the last Of
the week to attend the wedding.
Prot. Franklin Cannon of Warren
presented four of his piano students in a
recital at his studio Thursday evening, of
which Miss Olive Lanson of Tionesta was
one. A fine program was beautifully
rendered and the audience was greatly
pleased. Misses EuRetta Proper and
Elva Lanson attended the pleasant
function.
Warren Times OF Monday: Curtis
Proper, of Tionesta, spent Sunday in the
city.-Hon. N. p. Wheeler returned to
Washington, d. c., last evening, after
flying trip home. w. NJ. Lindsey,
Court Stenographer w. b. Weed and
Attorneys w. E. Rice, d. I. Ball, and r.