The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-01-13
PERSONAL.

j. d. w. Reck went to Pittsburg
Monday evening on business.
Jacob F. Overlander of Warren, Ohio,
is here for visit with relatives.
Mrs. Margaret McNiel of Indiana,
Pa, is guest of Mrs. T. F. Ritchey.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Vert,
of German Hill. on Monday, daughter.
Mrs. w. J. Kramer of Oil City was a
guest of Mrs. G. ii. Killmer last Thurs
day.
"A. l.. Weller of Kellettville was
transacting business at the county capital
Monday.
M. F. Catlin of Kellettville was a
welcome caller at the REPUBLICAN Office
yesterday.
Mrs. Robert Fulton and Mrs. d. W.
Morrison were shopping in Titusville
Thursday.
Mrs. John Flick has gone to Parker
City, Pa, to visit her mother. Mrs. G. A.
Parker, who Is in very poor health.
j. r. and G. NJ. Ault of Leeper were
in the city last evening, and were frater-
nizing with their brother Odd Fellows.
Mrs. j. X. Morgan and daughter,
Mrs. j. G. Hunter, we're visitors over the
Sabbath at the home of Clark Morgan,
Oil City.
Miss Edna COrah, who has been with
her brother in Oklahoma for the past year
or more, is paying visit to her sister,
Mrs. F. s. Hunter.
Miss Nellie Turner of West Hickory,
who has for some time been the guest OF
Miss Noyes at Pleasantville, has returned
home. e.-Titusville Herald.
Comrades Jonathan Albaugh and T.
P Harry, of Eli Berlin Post, East Hick-
ory, attended the Post and Corps install
lation here Monday evening.
Mrs. E. w. Fitzgerald and daughters,
Edwina and Margaret, of Kane, are
spending few weeks with the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lawrence.
"A. Wayne Cook, of Brook vile, Pres
ident of the Forest County National
Bank, was oyer yesterday to attend the
annual meeting of the shareholders of the
bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tooman OF
Oak land, California, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Buzard and children, of Sheffield, Pa,
were guests at the home of G.. F. Watson
over Sunday.
T. j. VanGiesen, Esq, of Leechburg,
was a visitor with old Tionesta friends
over last Sabbath. 1t is probable he will
do some further opel ating on his Presi-
dent property the coming spring.
Samuel Aul, of Marienville, jobber
for the Central Pennsylvania Lumber
Company, was at his camp on Bull Hill
the first of the week. Mr.. Aul has the
reputation OF being an excellent woods
man and he has some fine teams at his
camp. p.-Shetfield Observer.
The REPUBLICAN was the recipient of
pretty little pink rosebud last week
from our genial old friend Capt. McCann,
who is spending the winter in Florida
where this loveliest of lovely flowers
blooms the year round. We don't know
how we shall reciprocate the Captains
kindness unless we should send him one
of our handsome aud vigorous snow
balls, which bloom in this country about
seven months in the year.
Miss Medora Goettel, a talented vo'
calist of Oil City, who is lavorably known
to many Tionesta people, having assisted
| in number of musical functions in this
place, was married on Saturday last to
DR.. j. Herbert Hood, of Oil City. The
ceremony was reformed at the home o
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacot
Goettel, by Rev. DR.. A. Q. Ellis, and was
witnessed only by the immediate family
The newly welded couple will be a
home to their friends at No. 30s Wash
Ington avenue.
John Lawrence has received fine
offer to go to Gorgona, Canal Zone, Pana'
ma, as catcher for the Y. M. G. A. base
ball team of that place, but it is not YET
certain that he will accept. This Y. M
G. A. is conducted under the auspices o
government officers in charge of the cana
work and the inducements held out tC
John are very fiattering. Among the
alA all
Wright, w. Campbell, Tom Bailey and
Jimmy Magee, who wi Il be remembered
as former stars on the old n. A. C. team
of Tons and the Sheffield team of last