The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-12-14
PERSONAL.

Miss Edith Hopkins is visiting Miss
Virginia Siggins at Oil City.
Mrs. Charles II. Hunter was the guest
of Oil City friends Saturday.
Mrs. Robert A. Fulton went to War
rem and jamestown, Monday, for few
days visit.
i. F. Mong and J. B. Mong. of Knox
were visitors in Tionesta Tuesday and
Wednesday.
"A. L. Thomson of Jameson Station
left last Thursday for two weeks visit
with friends in Pittsburg.
MIR. and Mrs. Will s. Clark were
over from Pineville Saturday calling on
friends and doing some shopping.
Mrs. Thomas Seigel, of Richland,
Oregon, was in Tlonesta Monday on her
way for visit with relatives near Fry
burg.
Hon. F. X. Kreitler, Nebraska, is in
Washington, d. c., this W week attending a
meeting of the General Deaconess Board
of the M. E. church.
Harvey Tmhoff, of Sheffield, and NJ ISIS
Laura Nufier, of Watson Farm, this
county, were granted marriage license
in Warren last week.
james d. Davis has been laid up for
week with illness If more or less serious
nature. but we are pleased to report that
he Is now on the mend and expects to be
out again in few days.
Arthur Stroup for the past couple of
years engaged in the oil fields around
Bridgeport, ILL.,, came east Saturday night
for short visit. When he returns Mrs.
Stroup, who has been here some time,
will accompany him.
Mrs. d. w. Clark mas been suffering
seriously with an attack of erysipelas dur
ing the past week, and her daughter,
Miss Evelyn, is home from Erie to nurse
her. Her symptoms were somewhat
better yesterday aud it is hoped the worst
is passed.
Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald and children,
who have been spending the past two
weeks at the home of their parents at
Tionesta, Pa, have returned. They were
accompanied home by Miss Bertha Law
renee. sister of Mrs. Fitzgerald. Kane
Republican.
The following students from Forest
county were registered at the Clarion
State State Normal School during the
Fall term: Lulu Croasmun, Redcly ffe;
Jane Leech, Marienville; Alice McCul-
Tough, Nebraska; Bertha Neal, Nebraska;
Erde Wolfe, Tionesta.
james Weaver and Merton Kinesti-
yer, of Nebraska. will go west the last of
the week, the former to spend the winter
with relatives in the state OF Nebraska,
aud tn latter to Coffeyville, Kansas.
where he will likely stay for the winter
if he secures employment.
Miss Kathleen Joyce, of Buffalo, was
with Tionesta friends part of the past
week, her mission being to look after
property interests the family still have
here. Miss Joyce reports her father as
somewhat improved in health though not
yet able to be out much of the Ii ne.
John F. Brown and wife left last Mon
day for Philadelphia where Mrs. Brown
entered the German hospital for the pur-
pose of having an operation performed
Clarion Republican. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
haye relatives and many friends in Tio-
nesta who will hope for the best in the
termination of the lady's ordeal.
Warren Times, Saturday: Miss Lula
Crouch, who has been the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. John Sggins for the past few
days, returned to her home at East Hick-
ory this morning. Mrs. w. S. Gillespie |
and son Ford of Birch, Mich, visited |
friends in town yesterday, and left this
morning for Kellettvile, where they will
visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Nicol and their
children Leo, Albert and Hattie, of |
Crane Lake, Northwest Territory, Cana
da, passed through town Sunday morn
ing on their way for weeks visit with
the formers brother, William Nicol, in
Tionesta township. The visit was in the
nature of a surprise and as the brothers
had not met in tSenty-seven years, there
was joyous reunion in the Nicol home.
The first named gentleman is a prosper
GUS ranch owner in the Alberta district,
the chief industry being cattle raising.