The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-01-26
PERSONAL.


Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Young,
of Tionests, Jan. 23d a son.
Lewis Behrens, of Starr, was one of
our pleasant callers Tuesday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. George Slike,
of Golinzs, Jan. Goth, daughter.
Hon. A. r. Mechling, of Carington,
was visitor in Tionesta Thursday and
Friday.
-Adolph and Fred Blum we're up
from Oil City to spend Sunday with their
parents.
Arthur r. Baughman and Henry T.
McCloskey, of Marienville, left last week
for Portland, Oregon.
Rev. W. o. Calhoun goes to sherman,
N. Y, on business the last of the week
and will remain over Sunday.
MIS-. VIM. Lawrence went to Kane
Tuesday morning for a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. E. w. Fitzgerald.
The year old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Henshsw was taken dangerously
i'll last evening but is improving now.
-E. ]. Behrns, of German Hill, was
one of our pleasant callers last Wednes-
day and has his paper marked year
ahead.
Congressman Nelson p Wheeler was
in the city this morning enroute from
Washington to his home in Endeayor.-
Warren Times, Tuesday.
"A marriage license was issued on
Jan. 2lst in the Office of Clerk of the
Courts J. g. Geist, to VIM. Jacob Shader-
line and Miss Clara Rspp, both of En-
deavor, Pa.
"A card from l.. J, Osgood, formerly
of Endeavor, asks us to change his paper
from South Prsrie, Wash, to Buckley,
Pierce county. Wash, and we presume
he has located at the latter town.
According to correspondent, Mrs.
G. w. Warden of Endeavor, who had re-
turned home, will again go back to the
Hornell sanitarum, her condition not be-
ing allsround satisfactory. .-Tidioute
News.
Mrs. George Il. Coe and children of
Pleasantville, lett Thursday to join her
husband at Pttsburg from where they go
to Johnstown where they will be perman-
emily located Mr.. Coe is employed by
Pittsburg firm which manufactures water
filters.
Mr.. and Mrs @. w. Amsler, of Clar-
ion, started Wednesday for trip to Vir-
ginia. where Mr.. Amsler is interested in
numbering enterprise, and from thence
will go to Florida where they anticipate
spending the season until after EASTER
Clarion Democrat.
Miss Maud Green was home from
the Mesdville Commercial College from
Fridry until Tuesday. All the students
of the college were taking an enforced
vacation owing to high water flooding the
basement of the building and making it
impossible to hold the regular sessions
Miss Mertie Eshbaugh, who spent the
past nineteen months at Battle Creek.
Michigan, arrived home Friday for
visit with her mother, Mrs. Mary Van
Camp. She is much improved in health.
II. G. Eshbaugh, of Brookville, son was
also guest at Mrs. VanCsmps few
days the last OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Lindel and Frank
Lindel and family are preparing to move
to Sherman, N. Y, this week, where
next Tuesday they will take charge of
the farm of Rev. w. .. Calhoun for
period of five years. We are sorry TO
lose these good citizens but wish them
happiness and prosperity in their new
home.
"A souvenir card from ]. D. w. Reck
at st. Petersburg, Fla, shows map of
the city and vicinity. He says the wealth
er is fine. "Mercury stands 20 in the
day time and so in the evening. Oranges
on sale for 25c per 100, grape fruit 4Oc per
lOO." Send some of that good weather
up here right away. We need it in our
business.
j. N. Gerow, of this place, is serious
ly i'll at his farm at Grand Valley, Pa,
where he went the last of the week, hav-
ing sustained stroke of paralysis on
Sunday. He Is aged about so years. His
sons, G. f. and John Gerow are with
him. G. E. Gerow returned home
Tuesday evening and reports his father
somewhat improved. His entire right
side is affected.
Mrs Jennie Z. Agnew attended the
January meeting of Tidioute Chapter, d,
A. R., at the home of Mrs. Julia Jones, in
Tidoute, last Wednesday. The meeting
was largely attended and was very en-
ioyable event. At this meeting Mrs.
Agnew, with her two daughters, Misses
Christine and Edna Agnew, became
members of the Chapter, joining on the
record of Mrs. Agnew's great grandfather,
Lieut.. Neal Mckay, who served in the
Revolutionary war.
Friday evening Misses Janet jamie
son, Margaret Haslet, Glenna Weaver,
Eva Hunter, May Lanson. Marie Mealy,
Fern Dunn, Florence Maxwell, Frances
Grove, Ruth Foreman, Mildred Thom-
son and Grace Monroe entertained six
teen of the young people of Endeavor,
who came in a sleigh load, and about
twenty of the young men of Tionesta, at
the home of Miss Fern Dunn. The lead
ing amusements were music, singing and