The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-03-23
PERSONAL.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Hunter,
OF Nebraska, March 10th, a son.
Judge John Siggins, of Tdioute, was
business visitor in Tionests, Friday.
Mrs. d. w. Clark is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Hinkle, in Erie.
g. f. Whitmer, of Clarion, was
visitor in Tionesta, Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Muriel Dunn is home from the
Warren High School for the Easter yaca-
tion.
Squire +. Il. King, of Tylersburg,
was visitor in Tionesta over Monday
night.
WIN. Smearbaugh returned Monday
from six weeks trip 10 the Pacific coast
states.
Mrs. ]. f. Proper returned the last of
the week from visit in Texas and
Mexico.
Mrs. J. G. Dunn is spending the week
in Oil City with her sister, Mrs. Il. N.
Brookhouser.
Miss Lenore Ritchey arrived home
Friday from Grove City College, for the
Easter vacation.
j. e. Cossgrove, of Hottelville, was
visitor in Tionesta over Tuesday night
and gave us a pleasant call.
Rev. J. f. Scherer, of Endeavor, Pa,
was a visitor in town Tuesday and
Wednesday. .-Emlenton Herald.
Mrs. G. +. Anderson and daughter
Maud Elizabeth are visiting the formers
sister, Mrs. Barry Bruner, in Oil City,
IF. Wenk, of German Hill, returned
Thursday from the Oil City hospital and
is much improved in health and strength.
WIN. Ellis went to Oil City last week,
where he will be employed for the sea-
son at inside decorating and paper hang
ing, by George j. Veach.
Mrs. Geo. w. Burksrd, of Franklin,
Pa, is visiting her sister, Mrs Jacob
Sggins. Mrs. Siggins also entertained
Mrs. D, G. Harvey, of Oil City, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Weaver and chill
dren and VIM. Mcdonald we're in Oil
City Saturday to attend the funeral of
the formers mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Weaver.
j. f. Bortzer, of the firm of Bortzer
Bros, grocers, of Marienville, and
salesman for the calendar house of Geo.
II. Jung Co., OF Cincinnati, Ohio. was
calling on his trade in Tlonesta, Friday.
Mrs. G. w. Clark and Mrs. Charles Fl.
Hunter we're in Franklin Tuesday to at
tend the funeral services in memory of
the late Mrs. G. w. Scott, who was a sis
ter-in-law of Mrs Clark.
Rev. Paul j. Slonaker, of Brock way
vile, has accepted the call rendered him
by the congregation of the First Presby-
tersn church of Parker, Pa, and entered
upon his duties last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Snodgrass re-
turned Monday from a weeks visit with
their daughter in Oil City. They left
again Tuesday morning to visit their
daughter in Brad ford and son in Wilcox,
expecting to return the first week in
April.
Henry Parker, of Golinzs, was
visitor in Tionesta Thursday and dropped
in to have the subscription date set
year ahead on his REPUBLICAN. Henry
has been one of our valued subscribers
for the past twenty-nine years and we
would like few thousand more such.
Philip Wolfe, of Newmansville, re-
turned Monday morning from Lamison,
Ala, where for several months he had
been employed by the Frost-Sibley Lum.
ber Co., and will again be employed with
the Salmon Creek Lumber Co. at Kel-
lettville. He reports all the Forest
county people there as being we'll and in
good spirits.
Mrs. J. A. Adams returned Saturday
from few days visit at Blairs Corners,
Pa, having been called there by the
illness of Mrs. Sidney Mong, who was in
dangerous condition from an attack of
typhoid fever. Word received Tuesday
states that the patient was improving and
would recover should no unforeseen cir
cumstances arise.
WIN. Eggers, of Nebraska, having
recently disposed of his half interest in
the Nebraska Box Factory 10 his partner,
T. d. Collins. is moving his family C
Millvale, Pa, where they will make their
future home. By his uniform courtesy
and correct business principles Mr.. Eg-
gers made many friends in the COM
munity and all will be sorry to lose him
and his excellent family.
C. II. Lawrence had birthday cele-
bration Monday evening that he hadn't
reckoned on. 1t was Hsrt's natal day
and his mother and sister planned a conf
plete surprise on him by inviting in five
of his men folk cousins and few other
friends for six o'clock dinner at their
palatisl home across the creek. The
menu was elegant in every respect and
the occasion was thoroughly enjoyed.
w. T. Hart, of Msrienville, has pur-
chased the new house recently built by
Nes Hollander, and will soon move TO
Sheffield. b. Hettenbaugh, of
Lynch, has purchased an oil property in
Venango county and is preparing to
move to it in the spring.-W. f. Jones,
of Newtown Mills, was in town a few
hours Tuesday on his way home from a |
visit with his daughter at Smethport.-