The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-11-16
PERSONAL.


Miss Ella Depew of Jamestown, N.
Y, was guest over the Sabbath of the
Misses Haugh at Nebraska.
Miss Hulda Randall, of East Brady,
Pa, came up Monday evening for visit
with her brother, Hon. G. A. Randall.
Mrs. A, w. Rimer of Rimershurg,
visited her mother, Mrs. Mary A. Car
ringer, the past week. returning home
yesterday.
Bert Emminger, who brought in the
returns from DuhriDg last week, gave
the REPUBLICAN Office a welcome call
while in town.
H. V. Mathews was down from May
burg Wednesday with the election re-
turns from his precinct, and found time
to give us a pleasant call while here.
-Rev. W. o. Calhoun went to Buffalo
last week and on Thursday return ed with
Mrs. Calhoun, who had sufficiently re-
covered from severe operation to endure
the trip. She is progressing we'll toward
complete recovery.
John Cunningham, the Kellettville
mail man, has been suffering from a Sc
we're attack Of pneumonia since Saturday
at his home in Kellettville, but was i'm
proving at last accounts. Glenn Shaw,
of Kellettville, is substituting for him.
Harry Lovel, who had for some time
been employed on the Reck, Cooper Il
Co. lease, on Cropp Hill, is moving to
Muzette, Green township, where he has
taken pumping job for the Forest Gas
Co., which has nice production in that
field.
Howard Lusher went to Brookston
yesterday morning near which place he
will be engaged at drilling for the Aul
Oil Il Gas Co., which has one we'll on the
property and expects to drill several
more. A mum ber OF Tionesta parties are
interested in the lease.
-Ex-County Commissioner Herman
Blum has been lying seriously i'll at his
home on German Hill for several days,
his trouble being in the nature of pleuro-
pneumonia. His physician, DR.. Dunn,
feels encouraged at his progress and be-
lieves that Mr.. Blum will recover.
Rev. Boyd F. Williams of Emlentor
will preach in the Presbyterian church
next Ssbbath morning and evening at the
usual hours. AS Mr.. Williams has
preached here on former occasions this
simple announcement will doubtless be
sufficient 10 insure a good attendance.
REV. J. F. Scherer of the Endeavor
Presbyterian church, very ably filled
Rev. Mr.. Bailey's pulpit here Sunday
evening, good congregation hearing him
and greatly appreciating his excellent
discourse. Mr.. Scherer is popular with
Tionesta audiences, and we hope lie can
come down often.
Rev. II. A. Bailey's former congre-
CATION at Csllensburg, Clarion county,
remembered him with post card show
er last Thursday, when he received an
expression of sympathy and good wishes
| from every member of the congregation
And his friends can rest assured that the
remembrances are thoroughly appre'
ciated.
r. d. Berlin, who has been member
of Warren's efficient police force for thu
past seven months, handed in his resig
nation last evening. While Mr.. Berlir
has only been on the force short time
he has made an excellent officer, and ha'
made host of friends who dislike to SO,
him leave.-Warren Times, Wednesday
He is son of the late Eli Berlin of Whig
Hill, this county.
g. d. Small was agreeably surprised
Thursday evening at his home, lO6 JEFF
ferson street, by 45 of his friends whC
were aware that the natal day of Mr..
Small had rolled around again in th'
time cycle and who came prepared to as
sist in its celebration. Dancing, cards
music and luncheon were events. A
handsome reading lamp was presented t
the host.-Oil City Derrick, Saturday.
Mrs. j. r. Morgan and Mrs. S. r
Maxwell returned Saturday evening
after three weeks visit with relatives
in Pittsburg and Dravosburg, Pa. They
were accompanied by Earl Maxwell whit
had been visiting relatives there for th,
past five weeks. While in Pittsburl
Mrs. Maxwell underwent an operation a
the South Side Hospital for advancement
of the internal rectus of the left eye,
trouble of long standing. The operation
was performed by DR.. Chas. X. Owens
assisted by DR.. Markle, and promises t,
be entirely successful in remedying tn