The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-05-18
PERSONAL.

Born, to MIR. and Mrs. Charles Blum
of Green township, May 10th, son.
j. B. Sproull, of Uniontown, Pa, Il
visiting Tionesta friends this week.
Miss Catherine Corl, of Kane, is
guest OF Miss Blanche Pease this week.
&C. M. overlander, of Pittsburg, was
business visitor In Tionests, Wednesda,
and Friday.
Miss Ida Wilton, OF Marienville, was
a guest of Miss Della Sandro"k during
the past week.
WIN. Richards, of Msyburg, was
seriously i'll the first of the week, but /:
Improving now.
Capt. Mutt, Of Monessen, Pa, and
W. o. Fueilhart, of Endeavor, were Wis
itors in town Friday.
Mrs, Orion Carson returned to Butler
Pa, last Wednesday, after weeks visi
with Mrs. Jesse Carson.
j. w. Cook and daughter Frances
OF Oil City, were guests at the home ol
Thomas Mays, Saturday.
Mrs. Merton Mesly and son of OIL
City, are visiting the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. HolemBn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Blum and
Fred Blum, of Oil City, were up to
spend Sunday with their parents.
Frances we're guests of Mrs. John a. Hart,
in Oil City, a few days last week.
w. w. Grove, of jamestown, N. Y,
was visitor in town last Wednesday and
left in the evening for Portsmouth, Ohio.
j. r. Alt, Of fTylersburg, was visiting
Tionesta friends the first of the week.
We are glad to see him looking so we'll
again.
Asa II. Sigworth, OF Msrienville,
candidate for Delegate to the Republican
State Convention, gave us a,pleassnt call
Monday.
Miss Alma Close, of Cambridge
Springs, is guest at the Watson home,
coming to attend the funeral of her
brother, the late Henry Siverling
Harry II. Watson, of Hardy, CAL, is
here to attend the funeral of his father
in-law, Henry Siverling. G. F. Watson
also came home from Lamison, Ala.
DIR. and Mrs. F. s. Hunter spent
Sunday in Warren, their niece, NJ ISIS
Maxine Lytle, who spent the winter with
them, accompanying them to her home.
Mrs. G. F. Watson returned home
last Friday from the Oil City hospital.
She was accompanied by her nurse, Miss
Mabel Smith, who will remain with her
for some time.
e. Alof Peterson, of Chatiee, Elk
county, and Hilma Cristena Lstt, of Mar
ienville, were granted license to wed, in
the Office of Clerk of the Courts j. G.
Gest, last Wednesday.
We were mistak en- last week in stat
ing that Miss Gensvieve Doutt graduated
in elocution from Southern College, Suth-
erland, Florida. 1t should haye read
in the full literary course.
&C. A. Childs went to Williamsport,
Pa, Monday, as representative of Tio.
nests Lodge, No, 1863, 1. o. o. F., at the
sessions of the Grand Lodge of Pennsyl-
vanis, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Clark, of this place, and
Miss Grace McCrea, of Reno, were in
Meadville, Friday, to attend the funeral
of friend, Mr.. Lyle Scott, who died at
his home there at an early hour Thursday
morning.
Rev. H. A. Bailey and family re.
turned from their Emlenton visit Friday
and Mr.. Bailey left yesterday to attend
the General Assembly of the Presby-
terian church at Atlantic City. He will
be absent the balance os the month.
Mrs. James Thomson, Mrs. G. W.
Neal, Mrs. Lyman Cook, Mrs. George
Klinestiyer and Mrs. S. II. Secor, of
Nebraska, are attending the convention
of the Women's Foreign Missionary So
ciety for Erie Conference in Oil City this
week.
j. S. Kerr and son, Melville, of Oil
City, we're visitors in Tionesta last
Wednesday on business connected with
the monumental works of j. w. Kerr Il
Son. Mr.. Kerr still carries his left arm
in sling, having suffered fracture of
the arm below the elbow some weeks
ago.
Misses Blanche Pease, of Tionesta,
and Miss Charlotte Mclean, of Warren,
are among the fortunate ones who have
been given scholarships by the Chautau-
arships include a six weeks term of tut
tion, a season gate ticket at Chautauqus,
lodgings at the Students Club and board
at the College Commons.
%. G. Sigworth, of Canal township,
Venango county, one of the efficient CEN
sus enumerators of his county, was
visitor for few hours in Tionesta yester
day, meeting number of old friends and
acquaintance while here. Mr.. s. makes
farming business, and consequently,
success, yet he finds time to write good
letter to his home paper at least once
week.
Mrs. Harry II. Craig fell down
flight of stairs at her home Tuesday eve
ming of last week and was seriously and
painfully injured. Mrs. Craig had
placed box on chair, climbed to the
top of it, and was arranging window