The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-03-17
Personal.


John Lawrence returned to Perry,
N. Y, Tuesday morning.
John Noble is m owing into the Proper
house opposite the court house.
j. T. Brennan, ESQ.,, was down from
Warren yesteI day on business.
Paul Carson returned last week from
two months stay in Latrobe, Pa.
Henry L. Clarke of Tidioute was a
business visitor in Tionests Friday.
Mrs. Mary Glening has returned from
two week = visit with Warren friends.
Mrs. ]. G Carson of West Hickory
was guest of Tionesta relatives Friday.
Gus B. Evans of Endeavor was cir
culating among Tionesta friends Satur-
day.
Mrs Merton Mealy and son of Oil
City are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. w. Holeman.
Geo. W. Brady of Starr was visitor
in town Friday and we are indebted to
him for renewal of his subscription.
IF. A. Shaw and William Hague OF
Tidioute were in Tionesta Monday on
their way to their oil leases at Golinza.
-Chas. A. OFT of Warren was here the
first of the week, engaged in shipping
away some of his road machinery to be
repaired.
Mrs. J. w. Landers is in Pittsburgh
this week to study the new creations in
millinery. Their Easter opening will be
held soon.
Master Arthur Lanson, who has
been confined to his home for week
with dealings in his ears, is improving
and will soon be out again.
Our veteran faiend VIM. Albaugh, oI
East Hickory, gave us friendly call
Friday and took occasion to renew his
subscription to the reliable old FOREST
REPUBLICAN,.
| Mrs. J. N. Sandrock and children
FLOYD and Dorothea returned Saturday
from a visit in Titusvlle. Miss Dellt
Sandrock returned the same day from Z
trip to Cleveland for new millinery goods
Mrs. L. ]. Hopki' $, who went to thu
hospital at Oil City last week for treat
ment, is progressing finely toward recov
ery and well be able to return home in
few days, her many friends will be gaC
to learn.
Miss Goldie Hepler of Franklin re
turned home Tuesday after two weeks
visit with her brother, j. L. Hepler
Miss Glenna Weaver entertained jolly
party of young folks Monday evening
at the Hepler home in honor OF Mis-
Hepler.
Il. A. Amsler, with the U. s. Spruc,
Lumber Co., at Marion, Va, was visito
in Tionesta few days of last week. Mrs
Amsler who has been visiting her moth
or, Mrs M. G. Carringer, for the pas
month, left with her husband and they
will visit other friends for week or NOR
| UblOT6 ItluTuluB W tuoi hVihO'
Attorney NJ. A. Csrringer will be
candidate for the Republican nomination
for District Attorney in this county at thu
June primaries, AM his announcement
to that effect will appear in due season
1t is learned that Mr.. Brown, the presen
efficient lncu mbent. will not ask tor re
election which means that Mr.. Csrringe
will be unopposed in his efforts, and tha
the county will still have the services of
competent and popular official.
Mrs. S. s Garfield was seriously in
iured Tuesday afternoon at the home
her daughter, Mis-. g. 7. Anderson. Sh
was in her room conversinL with neigh
Dor and on rising to her feet fell ant
struck her head against table. A thre
inch cash was cut along her head back G
the left ear and the ear was also torn o
cut, several arteries being affected. Dl
Bovard was summoned and dressed be
injuries. Mrs. Cantield was much weak
ened by the great loss of blood, but wa
resting cay at last accounts.