The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-03-10
PERSONAL.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kenne-
dy, of Tionesta township, March s, a son.
"A. II. Hunter and Isaac d. Bean of
Nebraska were Tionesta visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Ada Dunkle of Oil City is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. G. II. Kill
mer.
Mrs. Mary l.. Thomson went to Pres
ident Monday to be nurse in the family
of Walter Hunt.
g. F. Watson and son Harry Ii. Wat
son returned last Thursday from their
trip to Alabama.
james Jones of East Hickory was
1ionesta visitor last Wednesday and gave
us pleasant call.
Otto Rudolph of Endeavor. and e. J.
Behrens, of Star, gave the REPUBLICAN a
welcome call yesterday.
B. f. Mutchler ofScranton, Pa, was
guest at the home of Mrs. l.. V. Bigony
from Thursday to Saturday.
DIR. f. f. Allison was a welcome
early Monday morning caller, having
driven down from Nebraska.
Il. M. Fox OF Eudeavor and r. P.
Kerr of Nebraska we're here to attend the
Masonic meeting Monday night.
j. ]. Henderson, one of Clarngtons
old and worthy citizens, is reported to be
seriously i'll, with little hope of recovery.
Charles, the three year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Henshaw of Tio-
nesta, is i'll with an attack of brain fever.
Mrs. James D. Davis left yesterday
for visit with her brother, Hon. j. w.
Kepler, at Pine Grove Mills, Centre
county.
| John Lawrence came down from
Perry, N. Y, last week and expects to go
to Pittsburg with the barges of the Forest
Barge Co.
Mrs. A. W. Zahnleiter of Pittsburg
arrived here Tuesday afternoon for a
visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j..
G. Scowden.
IS. T. Carson moved his family last
week from the Proper house opposite the
Court House to the s. S. Garfield home
stead on Walnut street.
Mrs. John Flick was called 10 Par
ker, Pa, last Thursday by the serious
illness OF her mother, Mrs. Chambers
Parker, who is not expected to recover.
John It. Henderson of East Hickory,
who recently returned from over years
employment with a large lumber firm in
Louisiana, was with Tionesta friends over
Monday night.
Congressman Wheeler is home from
Washington for the vacation which ex-
tends TO March 18th, when Congress will
meet in extra session to consider the
new tariff legislation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will o. Fuellhart and
sons returned TO their home at Eudeavor
on Friday. Mrs. Fuellhart, who has
been under physicians care at Buffalo
for several weeks, is again in good health
-Tidioute News.
Miss Blanche Pease delightfully."- en-
| tertained the teachers of the Tlonesta
schools and few other friends at her
home Friday evening. After a number
of hours pleasantly spent in various
smusements, refreshments were served.
Alex Thompson, who went to Mich
igan last fall to make his home, has re-
turned to his old first love, the old
Allegheny river and its majestic hills,
which have greater attraction for him
than anything he could find in the west.
Gus b. Evans, private secretary to
Congressman Wheeler, accompanied by
Mrs. Evans, came up from the national
capital Monday, aud are spending few
days at their Endeavor home. They re-
turn to Washington next week for an in
definite stay.
Mrs. f. E. Schoolmaster and son
Kenneth of Bradford are guests of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Snodgrass. Mrs. Schoolmaster was in
Warren Monday to attend the funeral of
her father-in.law, Peter Schoolmaster,
who died suddenly on Thursday.
In the office of the Register and Re.
corder at Clarion, Pa, March 3, 1909,
James Warren Matter and Maria Jane
Cook, both of Clarington, Pa, were
united in marriage by Rev. B. F. Delo, of
Clarion, Pa. May prosperity attend these
young people. e.-Clarion Democrat.
Prof F. W. Gill was rendered real
surprise at his rooms on Saturday eve-
ming by the Musical Club, which was at
tended by all the members In town. A
very pleasant evening was the result of
their descent upon the genial professor
and he was the recipient of handsome
picture as memento OF the occasion.
Jacob F. Overlander arrived here
Monday from Warren, Ohio, expecting to
remsin some time in the development of
his property across the river for oil pur-
poses He has abiding faith that there is
oll in paying quantities on the old grist
mill property which he owns, and ad-
joining territory which he has under
lease, and intends, with others whom LIE
has interested, to give the land thorough
test. He is not alone in his estimate of
the good qualities of this territory as an
oil producer.
Elder w. A. Backus, who for the past
two years has been located at Stewart
Run as pastor of the Wesleyan Metho-
dist church. has been transferred to the