The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-02-09
PERSONAL.

"iS' - f' IIoper lelL luesudy lOr
visit in San Antonio, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry McCalmonL, o
President, were Tionests visitors Satur
day.
Miss. Ada Dunkle, of OFT City, il
visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. II. Kill
mer.
WIN. Harr came down from Brad.
ford Saturday evening TO remain for the
balance of the winter.
Clair Campbell celebrated his 18th
birthday last Friday with a party oI
young folks at his homo.
Mrs. Harry Rosenberg and daughter
of jamestown, N. Y, are visitors at the
home of the formers father, II. s. Bohall.
Mrs. w. j. Nourse, of Mt. Jewett, Pa,
spent the past week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. G. Carson, at West Hickory.
Congressman N. p. Wheeler was
home from Washington the last few days
of the week and was visitor in Tionesta
Saturday.
VIM. Smearbaugh leaves tomorrow
on six weeks trip to California and the
other Pacific coast states. He goes first
to Los Angeles.
Henry Siverling, OF Nebraska, left
last week for an extended visit with his
daughter. Mrs. Harry II. Watson, at
Hardy, California.
Fred Rathfon, of Lickingville, was
visitor in Tionesta Tuesday, while on his
way for weeks visit with his brother,
William, at East Hickory.
Grandmother Lewis died last Friday
at her home at Pigeon, this county. She
was the mother of Mrs. j. A. Nash. We
are without further particulars.
MIR. and Mrs. B. E. Smith, visited
yesterday in West Hickory. Mr.. Smith
returned last evening but Mrs. Smith
will spend few days with relatives and
friends. -Ridgwsy Democrat.
&c. II. Anderson has been confined to
his home and bed since last Friday, hav-
ing been seriously i'll. He was threatened
with pneumonia, but his physician thinks
he is now past the danger point.
%. w. Proper and Miss EuRetta
Proper left Tuesday for Baltimore and
Washington, d. G. Later they will go
on to Florida and probably to Havana,
Cuba, expecting to be absent the balance
of the winter.
Mrs. Sarah Campbell left Tuesday
noon for Chicago, ILL.,, where she will be
an assistant to Miss Mary EYerhart in
her work at the Olive Branch Mission,
which is under the directions OF the Free
Methodist church.
Marriage licenses were issued during
the week in the Office OF Clerk of the
Courts j. G. Geist to the following
couples: Feb. 21. Andrew 1. NJ. Graham
and Louise 4. Martin, both of Titusvile,
Feb. 5th, Ira e. Atwell, ofWest Hickory
and Hazel NJ. Maza, of East Hickory.
Frank Stewart, c. G. Wallace, Mrs.
Al. Orcutt, Nora Tredle, Mrs. Julia
Fauver, Bertha Spangler, Bertha Martin,
Margaret Gillooly and Mrs. B. Gillooly,
in charge of liverymsn W. A. Kribbs,
made up a sleighing party which came
down from Kellettyille Friday evening
and took supper at the Hotel Weaver.
F. ]. Cubbon, one OF Harmony town.
ships old standbys, was a visitor at the
county seat Friday on business. Fred
will be one of the REPUBLICANS readers |
in the future, having added his name to
our subscription list while in town. just
how he managed to get along without it
so long is one of the inexpllcable mys-
teries.
The Pittsburg Gazette Times of last
Saturday printed good picture of Cur
It's j. Proper, of Tionests, the former w.
& j. Academy champion track man. In
the Western Pennsylvania meet last year
ne won the 100 aud 220 dashes, the 300
hurdles, the broad jump and was third in
The vault. He is now dental student at
Pitt.
Mrs. Alico swanson, Misses Kate
Arner, Katharine Osgood, Emma Arner,
Bertha Lawrence, Essie Scowden, and
Messrs. John Lawrence, Sam Hsslet,
Howard Kelly, Joseph Weaver, Russell
Hopkins and Harold Herman made up a
party to Tylersburg Saturday
evening, where they took supper at the
Central Hotel.
Alfred Westerline, the plasterer, left
IN the 5:35 Pennsy train Monday after
loon for West Hickory, Forest county,
% do some plastering and build flues in
our or five houses there for the tanning
irm of Harry II. Smith & Co. Contractor
}, A. Newburg, who is to erect the build
ngs, accompanied Mr.. Westerline.-
Ridgway Advocate.
Charles Killmer came home from
Armstrong County last Wednesday,
where he has been engaged as driller,
With severe case of blood poisoning in
he first finger of his right hand, sup
POSED to have been contracted from an in
ury sustained while handling cable.
The finger is healing nicely and he will
oon return to his work.
Miss Olive Lanson has issued invita-
ions for piano recital to be given by
ix of her pupils, Misses Nell Davis,
frances Grove. May Lsnson, Margaret
Iaslet, Florence Maxwell and Bertha
assisted by Miss Lillian Brock
way, soprano, Of Warren, Friday eve-
ling, Feb, llth, at S:l5 o'clock, at the ,