The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1908-03-18
PERSONAL.

Mrs. F. S. Hunter is visiting her sis
ter at Siverly.
Moses M. Mealy of Newmansville
gave us friendly call yesterday.
Russell Hopkins spent few days
at Meadville, the last of the week.
Mrs. Henry O'Hsrs, of McKees
Rocks, Pa, is visiting friends here.
Mrs. A. E. Bradt, former Tionesta
resident, is paying friends here visit.
William Felt, of Franklin, visited his
father, Rev. b. f. Felt, last Wednesday.
Mrs. William Tobey, of Kellettville,
is guest of Mrs. James Huling, this
week.
Prof. Franklin Cannon, of Warren,
was guest at the home of F. r. Lanson
over Sunday.
Thomas Sibble, of Green township,
was welcome caller at the REPUBLICAN
Office Saturday.
Miss Fern Bowman came home
Tuesday from the Edinboro Normal for
the spring vacation.
Mrs. j. II. Derickson entertained her
sister law, Mrs. c.. T. Newton, of
Pittsburg, Pa, over Sunday.
w. J. Wertz, of Mercer county, who
is visiting his uncle and cousins here,
leaves tomorrow for his home.
Rev. r. A. Zahniser of Oil City was a
guest at the home of his father, II. M.
Zahniser, several days last week.
Mrs. r. L. Haslet and daughter,
Margaret, are visiting relatives and
friends at Kane and Mt. Jewett, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. N. Brookhouser and
children, Theodore and Elizabeth, were
guests over the Sabbath of DR.. and Mrs.
j. G. Dunn.
Jonathan Albsugh, of Hickory town
ship, and John H. Allio, of Tionesta
township, were pleasant callers at this
cffice last Wednesday.
g. +. Watson arrived home last week
from the Pacific coast. His family has
left Portland, Oregon, and after short
visit at Ostrander and Tacoma will start
for home.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Mealy,
of Oil City, March 18th, 1908, son. This
bit of news makes Granpap George Hole
man feel happier than when he was elect
ed county treasurer.
Mrs. ]. B. Campbell, of Clarington,
is visiting her mother and other friends
at Olean. N. Y. Her daughter, Miss Eda,
engaged as a nurse at Rome, N. Y, was
with her few days last week.
Henry Boyer, of Idaho, who was Wis
iting his cousin, NJ. Wertz, in this place,
left Monday for Mercer county. 1t is
over thirty years since he went west and
this is his first visit in the east.
Misses Marie Dunn, Maude Garfield
and Sarah Carson, of Tionesta. and Misses
Mamie Engdahl and Maude Head, of
West Hickory, will be home from the
Clarion Normal tomorrow for the spring
vacation.
DIR. and Mrs George Siggins had as
their guests the first of the week Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Connor, of Chautauqua, N. Y,
and Mrs. o. P. Ross and daughters, Mrs.
Omar Jones and Mrs. Harry Hunter, OF
Franklin, mother and sisters of Mrs.
Slggins.
H. F. Newmaker, who operated a
lumber mill at Stewart Run some years
since, was business visitor in Tionests
Monday evening. Mr.. Newmaker
Obliged to seek warmer climate for the
benefit of his health, has been engaged in
numbering near Tampa, Florida, for the
past two years.
VIM. Lawrence and son Hart were al
Anderson, w. Va, last week, "looking
the ground over" with a possible view
of locating there for while. Mr.. Law
renee is being urged to take charge of the
extensive plant of the Commonwealth
Lumber company located at that place
but isn't sure that he will like the country,
Henry O'Hara, of McKees Rocks,
Allegheny county, was circulating among
old Tionesta friends last Wednesday eve
ming, having taken run over from tt
tusville, where he and his wife had been
called to attend the funeral of John jam
ieson, step-iather of Mrs. O'Hara. Henry
was looking as though his new home
agreed with him.
A. II. Kelly, who has occupied part
of the Bonner house since the starting OF
the cssket factory in this place, has
broken up housekeeping, his business af-
fairs compelling him to be away from
home so much of the time, and has dis
posed of most of his household goods.
Cashier Sheriff. Smith of the Citizens
National Bank will occupy that part OF
the house vacated by Mr.. Kelly.