The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-01-12
PERSONAL.

! -oOTni W mT' anu Mrs. hOlanu CreS'
well, of Tionesta township, Janu sry 10, &
son.
Sheriff Frank II. Williams of We.
mango county was business visitor In
Tionests last Thursday.
Miss Evelyn Grove of Tionesta, who
was guest of Mrs. w. l.. Courson this
past week, returned home Saturday,
Tidioute News.
w. r. Hasselback, OF Falls Creek,
Pa, a former successful lumberman in
Forest county, has been granted patent
on brick cutting machine.
Mrs. F. Il. Schoolmsster and son
Kenneth, of Bradford, are here for a
weeks visit with the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Snodgrass.
Mrs. Susie McCown, OF Enon VAL
ley, Pa, and Mrs. Mary Johnston, OF
Beaver Falls, Pa, are here for visit
with their sister, Mrs. J. X. Morgan.
Two Of our veteran friends, Jonathan
and William Albaugh, of East Hickory,
we're business visitors in Tionesta, Mon
day, and favored us with pleasant call.
"A marriage license was issued Friday
at the odice of Clerk of the Courts j. G.
Gest to Jerem iah J. Greenewalt and Miss
Elizabeth Sullivan, both of Vowinckel,
Pa
Miss Marie Smearbaugh has gone to
Pittsburg for visit with Miss Jane
Moore, and she will also visit her sister,
Mrs. d. Fl. Edwards, at Washington, Pa,
before returning home.
Miss Florence Fulton, who was
guest at the home of her brother, Robert
A. Fulton. during the past week, re-
turned to Parker, Pa, Saturday, to re-
sumo her school duties.
MIR. and Mrs. G. F. Watson. Mrs.
Cora Felt and son Lewis left Saturday
noon for Lamison, Alabama. They will
remain in the southland until Spring and
will spend part of their time in Florida.
Mrs. G. G.. CASTOR, who has been
spending the past week with her sister,
Mrs. o. B. Law, in Shsrpsvile, Pa, has
been quarantined there for a period of
thirty days, a child in the family having
developed scarlet fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Zahnleiter are
located in Charlotte, N. Y, for the pres
ent. A private note from Mrs. Zahnleiter
states that the firm by which Mr.. Zahn-
letter is employed has contract there
which will last for four or FIVE months
and they will reside there for that time.
r. A. Welch went to Salamanca, N.
Y, yesterday to see his new grandson,
who is the first-born of the family and
arrived Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Vimmerstesd, tipping the
beam at 8 pounds. The mother, who was
Miss Louise Welch, will be pleasantly
remem bered as visitor here.
Rev. II. A. Bailey went to Clarion
Monday, where he is assisting Rev. w.
F. Fleming in series of special meet
ings in the Presbyterian church, this
week. Rev. Mr.. Bailey will be in Ty-
lersburg Friday evening to preside at a
congregational meeting of the Presby-
terian church, which is without pastor.
Burgess and Mrs. J. D. W. Reck, of
Tionesta, accompanied by their niece,
Miss Elsie Cooper, of Bradford, left last
Thursday for st. Petersburg, Florida,
where they expect to sojourn for the bal
ance of the winter. Dallas Reck, who
has been attending college at Alliance,
Ohio, Joined them at Pittsburg for the
trip south.
H. G. Kemble of Alluwe, Okla, who
had been spending month here with his
brother, w. &. Kemble and his sister,
Mrs. w. G. Wilkins, left for home yester-
day. He was called east by the death of
his mother about four weeks ago and
since that time had been with his relatives
here. He is in the oil business in the
west.-Titusville Herald, 7th.
Mrs. D. w. Clark has been seriously
ill with erysipelas during the past week,
the trouble being confined chiefly to her
head. Her condition became alarming |
on Thursday and her daughter, Miss
Evelyn, who is a trained nurse, was sum-
moned home from Erie to care for her.
DR.. f. A. Walsh came down from Erie
night to prescribe for her. At
this writing she is very much improved
and will recover.
-Ex-Sheriff F. 2. Walker and George
Paul, of Kellettville, and Philip Wolfe, of
left Saturday noon for
Alabama, where they will be
employed by the Frost-Sibley Lumber
Company. Mr.. Walker will have charge
Of locomotive on the compsny's rail-
road, while Messrs. Paul and Wolfe will
be engaged as millwrights. All these
men are experts in their line of work and
we're engaged by G. F. Watson, of this
place, who is one of the largest stock hold
srs in the company.
Local Institute at EndeayOr.