The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1908-02-05
PERSONAL.

"iS' EiiHaootn TiiiS lS hoIlOusly III
with pneumonia.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. George Fox,
of Eagle Rock, Feb. ID, a son.
Mrs. Sallie Jackson, of Warren, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. L. J. Hop
kins.
Mrs. Frank Swanson, of Jamestown,
N. Y, is visiting relatives and friends in
town.
&C. II. Lawrence, of Tionesta, spent
Tuesday here with friends.-Olarion Re-
publican.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Davis and son
shel on, of Oil City, spent Sunday with
relatives here.
It. l.. Hill and w. H. Brazee, of Kel-
lettyille, were Tionesta visitors over
Monday night.
Charles Incl came home from State
College last Wednesday for weeks visit
with his parents.
Mrs. David Edwards and daughter,
of Sharon, are here for visit with her
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. d. W. Clark.
| Misses Marie Smesrbsugh and Belle
Jameson of Tionesta spent Tuesday with
Miss Sarah Morrow.-Tidioute News.
b Richard Scott, of Clarksburg, W.
Va, is here with Mrs. Scott who has
been visiting friends for several weeks.
&C. M. Arner and family went up to
Kellettyile last Thursday to spend the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Arner.
Miss Kate Arner remained there over
Sunday.
| w. NJ. Wolcott returned Tuesday
from New York City, where he had gone
to see VIM. d. Hunter, who has been
under treatment in a hospital there
since January 22d. He found him some
what improved.
George W. Warden, upon whom de-
wolves the whole management of the ex-
tensive numbering industry at Endeavor
while Mr.. Wheeler and his secretary, Mr..
Evans, are in Washington, was business
visitor at the county capitol Friday.
In letter from Mrs. w. A. Shew-
man. Jr., Portland, Oregon, to one of
Ler Tionesta friends, she said Mr.. Shew-
man left that city on Jan. 22d for San
Francisco, to join Mr.. G. F. Watson and
party on a trip through California.
AT the annual meeting of Tidioute
Chapter, Daughters of the American Rev
olution, held in the rooms of the Cone
wango club, Warren, Pa, Jan. Both, Mrs.
Sue Evans Warden OF Endesvor, was
chosen as delegate to the d. A. r. Con-
gress which meets in Washington, d. c.,
in April.
&C. w. Sigworth, one of the well
known citizens of Washington township,
Clarion county, and who for number of
years conducted a store near Lickingville
has moved with his family to Philadel-
phia. where he expects to make his fu-
ture home. The many friends of "Wes"
will wish him prosperity in his new
home.
Among the relatives present Sunday
TO attend the funeral of the late Mrs.
Philip Gloss, we're, Jacob Gates, of Rock
land, Pa, Mrs. George Gates, Finley
Gates, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Allison, Mrs.
Jennie Kerr and Mrs. Madge Ferringer,
of Salem, Pa, Mrs. Harriet Lamb and
Miss Smith, of Rouseyille, Pa, and g..
w. Jameson, of Lebanon, Pa.
Our old friend VIM. R. Hssselback, of
Fal s Creek, Pa, is the champion paid
ahead subscriber on our list, his latest
check sending the date on his label up to
1914, six years in advance. Thanks,
"Billy," and may you live to read the
sold rag' at the end of that period and a
score or two of years to boot. A wish in
which we know your many Forest coun-
ty friends will join heartily.
Samuel E. Elliott of Pittsburg, was a
visitor to Tionests day or two of last
week. He is remembered here as the
son of Rev. WIN. Elliott, former pastor
of the Presbyterian church, and who re-
moved from here in 1881, when the son
was but five years fage. Mr.. Elliott is
employed with an auditing company in
Pittsburg as an expert accountant, and
while doing some work in his line in this
section concluded to stop over and renew
old cquaintanceships.
Here are few pointed tips from an
exchange: "Wby didn't you put my
visitors in the paper?" asked a friend.
Truth to tell we did not know you had
visitors. You should have told us. We
do not mean to say that everybody whose
visitors are mentioned has handed in the
items themselves. We see good deal
ourselves. But we can't see everything
and it will do no harm if you give us
some news once in awhile. In fact we
will be glad to have you do so.