The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1908-03-11
PERSONAL.

was Pheasant caller Saturday.
r. A. Fulton was business visitor
in Warren yesterday and today.
DIR. o. Paul Miller, of Green town
ship, was one of the REPUBLICANS busi-
ness callers Saturday.
Will s. Clark of the Hunter run dis
trict, dropped in Friday to say how dedo
and make the printer happy.
Clerk Geist issued wedding permit
Thursday to George Stoltz and Miss EN-
ma Miller, both of President, Pa.
Misses Lila, Sarah and Catherine
Corl, of Tidioute, have been guests M iss
Blanche Pease during the past week.
Rev. II. A. Bailey occupied the pull
pit of the Tidioute Presbyterian church
last evening and will preach there again
tonight.
Mrs. Goldie Snapp has resigned her
school at Watson Farm, Howe twp, and
Miss Ollie Wolfe has gone over to finish
the term.
Mrs. II. L. Dsugherty and daughter,
Maude, of Oil City, were guests over the
Sabbath at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Fulton.
Floyd Botsford was the guest of his
sister, Mrs. A. L. Thomson, at Jameson
Station, a part of last week. Mrs. Belle
Redman was also guest of Mrs. Thom-
son last week.
j. j. Jones of Endeavor was looking
after the safety and pleasure of large
party OF Knights of Vslor young people
last Thursday evening, who enjoyed a
delightful sleighride to this place.
Squire F. E. King of Tylersburg,
who had been named as mercantile ap-
praiser of Clarion county, was obliged to
give up the job on account of not feeling
able to make the rounds of the county in
the rough and inclement weather.
We had a most pleasant call y6ster-
day from our old friend John ii. Skunk,
of Whig Hill, one of the REPUBLICANS S
highly appreciated subscribers. He
generally gives the label on his paper a
big boost when he gets in, and 1t now
reads 1911.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben j. Thompson,
former residents of Tionests, now living
at Ridgway, Pa, celebrated their silver
wedding anniversary Tuesday evening OF
last week at their home. Fifty-five re-
lstions, friends and neighbors felicitated
with them in the happy event.
Lyman Cook was home from Grun-
derville few days of the past week, re-
turning to his numbering operations
Monday. Mr.. Cook thinks he will be a
year yet in getting the stock all worked
up that was left on the old Warren Lum-
Der company tract at Grunder.
Misses Jane Moore and Sylvia Swish
er of Pittsburg, spent part of a short va
cation in Tionesta last week as guests oi
Miss Marie Smearbaugh, who entertained
in their honor on Wednesday evening al
pedro. Three tables were employed, a
dainty lunch was discussed and the even
ing was pleasantly passed.
We note that our former citizen, w
A. Shewman Jr., has gone back to his
of the Oregon City Courier, very
credtable weekly newspaper published
in the city bearing its name. Like its
editor the paper it Democratic, but thai
doesn't mean that it is not readable and
up-to. date publication. Best wishes tc
the new editor.
Mrs. L. Fulton has been a welcome
guest of Tionesta friends during the past
week. She has had the family household
effects packed and shipped to their new
home at Danbury, Conn.,, where she and
her husband have resided since last fall
A number of pleasant social functions
have been arranged in honor of Mrs
Fulton by her lady friends while she
remains in Tionesta.
"A jolly sleighing party from En-
deavor and vicinity enjoyed the last Of
the sleighing Monday night and came to
Tionesta, where they found good sup
per at the Hill restaurant. Those of the
party were: Rev. j. f. Scherer, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. II. Stiles, Mr.. and Mrs. P. Il.
Shoemaker, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Abbott,
Miss Myrna Mcintyre, Miss Marcia
Smith, Miss May Whaley, George H..
Warden and DIR. w. G. Morrow.
james G. Welch dropped in Friday
to pay his respects, and likewise to liqui-
date little hasty wager he entered into
with the editor some two or three months
ago. The forfeit was 25-cent cigar, and
we guess Jim paid the price all right if
the size of the Havana is to be judged
from. 1t measured an even nine inches.
and kept US putting one whole afternoon.
It's safe to bet with James. He pays in
good coin and doesn't skimp in quantity.
-Ex- County Commissioner W. A. Con-
nelly, of Hickory township gave the Re-
PUBLICAN a welcome call Thursday while
transacting business at the county seat.
Mr.. Connely expects to move to Ludlow,
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where two of his sons are prosperously
located. James A. being stockholder
and general manager of the large tannery
at that place. Sorry to lose you, William,
from our county, but if you're bound to
go, good luck to you.
N. L Witherell, of Endeavor, was
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ers yesterday, looking hearty and declar-