The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-04-07
PERSONAL.

VI AhOHOoeot
Miss Genevieve McCutcheon of Pleas
antville, was a guest of Miss Lenore
Ritchey over Sunday.
W.. f. whitehall of Endeavor, is
spending a couple of weeks with his son
George at William, w. Va.
John c. Ritchey, located in Pittsburg
came bone Thursday for a short visit
with PARENTS and friends, returning yes
terday.
Misses Lenore Ritchey and Bertha
Lawrence were home from OberliD, Ohio,
college for the Easter vacation, return
ing yesterday.
Mrs. Louise Charleston and dsugh-
ter, Miss Ellen, visited relatives in Cory,
Pa, and Msyville, N. Y, from Wednes-
day to Saturday last.
Andrew Engdahl, of West Hickory
was a business visitor in Tionesta Mon
day afternoon, and gave The REPUBLICAN
a friendly call while here.
j. w. Russell, the enterprising man
ager OF the StrsnburG Music House, Oil
City, was circulating among his custom
ers In this section yesterday.
e. E. Norton of Brook street left yes
terday for Marienville, where he will
begin a large contract of cutting out tim
ber.-Titusville Herald, Tuesday.
Mrs. Edward II. Hollingshead, ac-
companied by her little daughter,
Frances, of Bradford, Pa, is the guest of
her mother, Mrs. A. A. Pease, this week.
w. G. Wyman went to Meadyille
Yesterday to attend the funeral of his
cousin, Frank Roueche, which takes place
today. The deceased was one OF Mead
ville's prominent and substantial bust
ness men.
r. W. Moon has been confined to his
home with q severe attack of pneumonia
for the past ten days. He is getting bet
ter now. and expects in a short time to
resume bis work at the bench at the
Scowden wagon shop.
Congressman N. P. Wheeler was
called from Washington, Sunday, by the
death of his sister, Mrs. Augusta Wheeler
Skinner, which occurred in Buffalo on
Saturday. The funeral was held at the
late home of the deceased at Westield,
N. Y, yesterday.
Kane Republican, April 8: Mrs.
Harry Rockwell has gone to West Hick-
Dry, where she will spend the Easter
holidays with her psrents.-Born to
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Kerr, of Leeper, at the
hospital yesterday, a daughter. Mrs.
Kerr is a sister of Mrs. S. G. Beatty.
-Ex-Judge G. A. Hill has so far re-
covered from his recent severe attack OF
illness as to be able to be out again. Capt.
Knox, another of the old veterans who
has suffered severe illness this winter, is
able to be about, but wisely thinks he'll
not venture out till pleasant, settled
weather has come.
w. L. Osgood of Star was a caller at
the REPUBLICAN Office Monday morning.
"Billy" came near losing his domicile by
fire on Sunday about the noon hour.
When he discovered the blaze, which was
neal the chimney. it had eaten a hole In
the roof about two feet square, and only
the promptest work saved the building.
Quite an unusual gathering occurred
here last Sunday, April 4th, when the
children of Mr.. w. w. Wslford were all
assembled at his home. it being the first
t.-,o tlo,y baua haan tonaAhAr In manu-
years. There are five daughters and one
son. They mourn the loss of a beloved
mother, who was called away more than
a year ago.
JAS. r. Morgan is in receipt of a note
from a relative dated the first inst, in
which the report of the death OF his
brother, Gilbert, is confirmed. The
death occurred at 11:55 a. M, February
10th, 1909, at Mountain Branch Soldiers
Home, johnson City, Tenn. Two sons
survive, W. w. Morgan, at Eau Claire,
Butler county, Pa, and Charles c.,
whose present whereabouts is unknown
to friends here.
Rev. Arthur Zahniser, stationed at
Blairsville, Pa, as presiding elder of the
Greensburg district of the F. M. church,
visited his father here a few hours Thurs
day, having spent last week at Youngs-
Vile assisting his brother, Rov. Archie
Zahniser, in his ministerial work for a
short time. The latter is rapidly recover
ing from his rheumatic trouble, and ex-
poets to be able to resume his regular
pastoral labors shortly.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Rhodes, of this place, who
is a relative of the family, has been in
formed of the death, on the l4th ult. OF
George Lawson eldest son of John Law
son of Cory, Pa, who will be remem
bered by many of our citizens as a for
mer section foreman on the railroad
stationed at this place, and who removed
from here 26 years ago. The deceased
was aged about 40 years, and resided in
Chicago where death occurred of acute
gastritis at a hospital. He is survived by
his vile.
Elmer e. Patterson, for the past Is
years a resident OF Forest county, has re.
moved to his former home near Volant,
Lawrence county, occupying a farm on
which he resided before coming to this
county. Mr.. Patterson owns a farm on
the Tylersburg road in Tionesta twp.
where he resided for several years before
returning to Lawrence county. In com
mon with many other friends, the RE-
PUBLICAN regrets the loss OF Mr.. Patter-