The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-11-24
PERSONAL.

e. e. Norton of Titusyille was Tio-
nesta visitor Saturday.
DIR. f. j. Bovard was a visitor in
Pittsburg the first OF the week.
"A. G. Urey was up from Sunday Lake
for few days of the past week.
Ed Harmon of Lick ckingville, was a
business visitor In Tionests Friday.
jesse Carson of the township was a
pleasant caller at this Office Monday.
Earl Small of Sheffield was circulat-
ing among Tionests friends yesterday.
orion Siggins OF West Hickory was
business visitor in Tionests Monday.
"A daughter was BON to Mr.. and Mrs.
II AIRY Potter, of the borough, Saturday.
Joseph Green of East Ii ickory was a
visitor in town Saturday and gave us a
pleasant call.
Curtis Proper is expected home from
Pittsburg today to spend Thanksgiving
with his parents.
Mrs. l.. E. osgood aud Mrs. -
Albaugh, of Endeavor were shopping in
Tionesta yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. A. NJ. Doutt left yester-
day for Ozons, Florida, where they will
again spend the winter.
ID. j. Cropp of Cropp Bill departed
for Washington Thursday to look after
some interests he has in timber lands In
that state.
Mrs. s. T. Carson and daughters
Marjorie and Marion go to Neilltown to-
day to spend Thanksgiving with Mr.. and
Mrs. X. o. Carson.
Miss Maude Green has gone to Mead
vile to enter Commercial College for the
course in bookkeeping, stenography and
typewriting this winter.
james ]. Connolly of Pittsburg was
up to spend the Sabbath with Mrs. Con-
nelly, who is visiting at the home of her
father, G. W. Robinson.
Stanley Rogosiensk and Carolina
Kosinski, both of Brookston, Pa, we're
granted a marriage license at Clerk of
Courts Geist's Office on the 18th inst.
&C. b. Kerr of Barnett township was
transacting business in the borough Fri
day and favored the REPUBLICAN sane
tum with pleasant call while here.
MIR. and Mrs. L. l.. McCrea of Mead
vile are guests of Tionesta friends this
week, and "Jim" is having some fun
with the few phesssnts that are left in the
woods heresbouts.
Master Willard Shriver celebrated
his fourth birthday last Saturday after
noon by very pleasantly entertaining a
party OF his little friends at the home of
his grandmother, Mrs. Mary L. Thomson.
On Tuesday afternoon at the Baptist
parsonage Rev. r. r. Thompson united
in marriage Frank A. Slocum, of Shelf.
field, and Miss Sarah N. Henry, of Cooks
burg. They will soon begin bousekee,-
ing at Sheffield. Republican.
Miss Ida Fones is home from her
school work in Siverly, the schools of
that borough having been closed for an
indefinite period until all signs of a
threatened scarlet fever epidemic have
been stamped out. The school board has
also destroyed all books under suspicion
of in nfection.
The regular bi-weekly meeting of the |
Tionests Reading Club was held at the
home of Mrs. H. A. Bailey, on Wednes-
day afternoon last. Seventeen of the |
twenty members responded to roll call
with quotation from Sbak espeare. A
paper was read by Mrs. j. H. Derickson
THE Elizsbethsn Age" giving the his
Tory of the reign of Elizabeth, one of the
most remarkable sovereigns of all the
ages. This was followed by a paper on
he life OF William Shakespeare by Mrs.
James ]. Landers. These papers were
very interesting and instructive. The
first act of Shskespeare's comedy. "As
You Like It," was then read in character
oy ten ladies of the club. The after
noon's program was closed by the read
ing of several current events.