The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-09-08
PERSONAL.

Roy Bovard was home from Will
kinsburg over the Sabbath.
Harry Hoch of Harrisburg is visit.
Ing Tionesta friends this week.
Frank Morgan of McKeesport, Pa,
was here over Sunday with relatives.
Rev. w. o. Calhoun is attending the
annual conference at Fredonis, N. Y.
Robert Corrigan of Youngstown,
Ohio, is a guest of Ted Clark this week.
-Chas. Remission and daughter jose
phine of Oil City visited relatives here
oyer Sunday.
John Ritchey Is home from Pitts
burg for a couple of weeks visit with his
parents and friends.
"A. p. Anderson of Brookston and j.
L. Klinestiver of Hickory gave us a
pleasant call Tuesday.
Miss Edna Agnew left Thursday for
Granada, Colorado, where she will teach
school the coming year..
Mrs. G. E. Gerow and Mrs. Robert
A. Fulton returned home Monday eve-
ming from Lily Dale, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph d. Wolf, of
Galletin. w. Va, arrived here Sunday
afternoon, to make old friends a visit.
John Brown of Brook willie was a guest
over Friday night at the home Of his
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Brown.
Miss Ida Zones began her school at
Siverly this week, Miss Sara Carson al
Nickleville and Robert Huling at Beaver
Valley.
Mrs. James Green of A%shtabuls, Ohio,
and Miss Margaret Hassey OF Oil City
were guests of Miss Blanche Wiles dur
ing the past week.
Wilbur Hunter of West Hickory left
Monday evening for the Pacific coast
states to look the land over with a view
to locating fsuited.
Mrs. @. @. R%umberger and daughter
have moved from Grove City TO Mars,
Pa, where Miss Mary will be engaged in
teaching this winter.
Miss Clara Metcalf of North Franklin
street has returned from a visit of w
weeks with friends at Stoneboro and Tio-
nesta.-Titusville Herald.
j. r. Crop. of Tionesta, was visiting
friends in the city Friday. he was en-
route to Portales, N. M, where he ex-
poets to locate. Blizzard.
Merchant w. @. Silzle of Kellettville,
who came down to see the game between
Mayburg and Tionesta Monday, gave the
REPUBLICAN a pleasant call while here.
Harry Springer of Siverly, Pa, pass
ed through town On his way to see his
mother, who has been very i'll at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Beatty, at Endeav-
or, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. +. Watson, Mrs. W.
A. Shewmsn and son Alon enjoyed an
auto trip to Randolph, N. Y, last week,
going by way of jamestown and return
ing by way of Kane.
The condition of August Charleston,
who has been at the Oil City hospital for
the past five weeks, is such as to leaye
little hope for his recovery, his ailment
being diagnosed as cancer of the sto mach
p. w. Lindsay and L. j. Bumgarner.
of the Pittsburg Dispatch, came up last
evening and will enjoy a weeks camping
at Jamieson's, and then canoe it home.
They ought to enjoy every minute of
their outing.
Col. and Mrs. c. W. Amsler, son
Henry, and G. H. Knapp, of Clarion,
were Rural House guests for dinner
Saturday, being homewsrd bound from
al auto tour through Warren and Nc
Kean counties.
Miss Josephine Siggins entertained
at her home at West Hickory in honor of
Miss Josephine Smearbaugh OF Tionesta,
Friday evening. Young society folk
from Endeavor, West Hickory and Tio-
nesta attended the pretty function.
Mrs. j. W. Landers Is in Pittsburg
this week selecting the fall and winter
stock of millinery goods for the Walters
Co. store. Their fall opening will take
place in a couple of weeks, and the dis
play Of new creations will be something
Extra nice this season.
Frank McNeal, G. H. Helm and f. A.
Yetter were down from Kane last week
trying their luck at Allegheny river bass
fishing. They had a fine time, lugged
home a good bunch of fish. and declared
their intentions of returning later in the
fall when the fishing is better.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Shots of Tylersburg
were business visitors in Tionesta Mon
day, and gave the REPUBLICAN a pleasant
call while here. Mr.. Shots says the frost
of Sunday night created havoc with most
of the buck wheat and corn in his locality,
but thinks the earlier sowing has escaped
tolerably we'll and will yield at least half
a crop.
Curtis M. Shawkey, of Warren, who
has held the position of United States
Commissioner for this district for the
past four years, has been commissioned
for another four year term dating from
Sept. 20, 1909, MIR. Shswkey received
his commission from William T. Lind
sey, clerk of the United States District