The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1908-12-09
PERSONAL.

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day.
Mrs. A. v. Clinger and daughter,
Florence, of Fsgundus. we're guests Of
Mrs. s. T. Carson part of last week.
Mrs. Henry Sibble of German Hill
has our thanks for mess of delicious
sausage which comes around as regular
as butchering time.
Mrs. N. L. Jameson, ofSpencerville, of
Ohio, is the guest OF her sister, Mrs. F.
Wenk, at the county home, expecting to
! remain till the first of the new year.
Mrs. G. w. Fulton, of Frost, was
brought to the Kane Summit hospital
yesterday afternoon for treatment, She
is suffering from nervous disease. e.-Kane
Republican.
Word comes from Lamison, Ala, that
a ten pound son was born the first of last
week to Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Buzard. Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. F. Watson, grand parents,
are there to see the new boy.
The fever patients in town are mostly
convalescing. d. B. Shields is able to sit
up short time each day and all the other
cases are doing as we'll as could possibly
be expected. .-Marienville Express.
"A number of the lady friends of Mrs.
A. NJ. Doutt gave her surprise last
evening, a sort of farewell party for the
winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Doutt leave next
Monday for Florida to be gone till April.
Mrs. L. Agnew, whose illness and
undergoing of serious operation for
galstones was mentioned in the REPUB-
LICAN two weeks ago, is steadily improv-
ing, being now able to sit up part of the
day.
Lawrence Zu sndel OF Starr, and Will
lam Dotterer of Muzette, this county,
we're of the cast which presented the play,
"Mr. Bob" at the Clarion Normal on
Thanksgiving. These young men are
students at the Normal.
We are sorry to note the painful ill
ness of our good neighbor, Joseph Clark,
who is suffering severely from neuritis,
or inf animation of the nerves, the left arm
being affected. He is slowly improving,
although still enduring much pain.
Alex. Thompson, one of Tionesta's
noted hunters and trappers, departed for
Michigan last week to live with sister.
| We shall miss Alexis familiar form from
our citizenship, and his many old friends
in these parts will wish him happiness in
! his new home.
| james G. Carson, of West Hickory,
was visitor to Tionesta friends few
days of the past week. Mr.. G. has been
keeping "bachelor's hall" since the de-
parture of his wife to visit friends in
Washington and Oregon, and finds it
mighty monotonous.
The name of Judge F. X. Kreitler, Of
Nebraska, appears among the petit Jurors
drawn for special term of u. s. district
court to be held at Pittsburg in January
for the trial of J. B. Rinehart, former
cashier of the Farmers and Drovers'
bank of Waynesburg, Pa.
CLERK of the Courts Geist issued
marriage license Monday to James Vert
of Nebraska, and Miss Christine Stitz-
niger of Tionesta. The wedding is booked
to take place at 700 o'clock this evening
at the county home, Rev. W. o. Calhoun
being the officiating clergyman.
Mr.. Henry A. Grubbs, MIR. Henry 4.
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Tionests; Mr.. Leroy e. Grubbs, of Ne
braska, and Mrs. Carrie e. Grubbs, of
Marienvile, went to Butler, Pa, last
Thursday, to attend the funeral of their
son and brother, j. Clarence Grubbs.
-Liverymen Hepler gave the telephone
operators, those of the Bell, the County
and the Redbsnk companies, rare treat
on Saturday afternoon in the form of a
delightful sleighride, the first of the sea.
son. The girls expressed their app ecia-
tion of Mr.. Hepler's thoughtfulness 10
heartiest thanks.
Miss Minnie b. Diehl, one of the
teachers In our schools, was offered a
position in a school in Idaho at con-
siderable advance in salary, but has de.
cided to remain in Sheffield for the re.
mainder of the term.-Observer. Miss
Diehl was a guest of her cousin, Mrs.
Isaac Mccoy of this place, last week.
Bishop Walter A. Sellew will con-
duct missionary meeting in the Free
Methodist church on Wednesday next,
10th inst, which the public generally is
cordially invited to attend. Bishop Sell
lew has made a circuit of the globe In the
cause OF missions, and his address will
doubtless be one OF the best that has ever
been delivered in this place on this inter-
esting topic.
William Richards, of Mayburg, has
returned home after spending few days
day evening he had the misfortune to fall
on Market street. The fall rendered him
unconscious and he was carried into DR..
Hepburn's office where he received at
tenton and a couple of serious cuts on
his head received treatment. Warren
Times, Saturday.
-Ex- Commissioner A. X. Shipe, of
Marienville. was a visitor to Tionesta
friends few days of last week, and from
here went to Meadvile to visit his grand
children, who are at the Odd Fellows
home in that city. Mr.. Shipe is recover
ing from long siege of illness which
came near getting the everlasting best of