The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-05-17
PERSONAL.

and Mrs. Charles McCool of the borough.
Mrs. Charles II. Hunter visited rela-
tives in Franklin and Oil City over Sun
day.
-Miss Hannah G. Irwin of Franklin is
a guest at the home of her brother, Judge
Irwin.
Mrs. George W. Holeman is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Mealy in Oil City
for week or two.
Mrs. L. r. Freeman of Warren, spent
several days of last week as a guest at the
home OF her nephew, James d. Davis.
Miss Lizzie Randall returned the last
of the week, after visit of few weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Harvey G. Kiser, at
Tarentum, Pa.
Constable James Grove of Kelett-
vile, and Prof Claude Terrill of Whig
Hill, gave the REPUBLICAN ssnctum a
friendly call Monday afternoon.
Sam Haslet has returned TO Perry, N.
Y, for the season, where he will cover
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team in his usual speedy fashion.
"A birthday surprise attended by a
host of her lady friends in Tonesta, was
rendered Mrs. George +. Watson at her
pleasant mansion yesterday afternoon.
The following subscription renewals
are thankfully acknowledged: G. W.
Warden, W. II. Stiles, Endeavor; JAS
Grove, Kellettville; Ray Birtcil, Tionests.
Mrs. James J. Connolly of Plttsburg
is visiting at the home of her father, G.
W. Robinson. Mr.. Connolly came up
for short visit, remaining over the
Sabbath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Cook, of Port
land, Oregon, who are visiting in the
east, autoed over from Cooksburg yes.
terday and called on friends at Endesvor
and Tionests.
Miss Lenore Ritchey went to Con-
neaut Lake, Pa, yesterday, where she
will remain for the summer giving in
struction in voice culture and instru-
| mouLdl lnuSlC.
IS. K. Douglas, of Hickory, spent a
portion OF the day visiting friends in the
city. He was en- route to Coffeyville,
Okla, where he expects to locate.-0ll
City Blizzard, 10th.
Mrs. G. II. Killmer and son Waldo
returned Thursday from Rochester,
Minn., the boy having recovered nicely
from the effects of an operation which he
underwent there few weeks ago.
DIR. F. s. Hunter went to Cambridge
Springs, Pa, yesterday to attend the
forty-eighth annual meeting of the Lake
Erie Dental Association, which meets al
the Hotel Vanadium, May 10th, 18th and
18th.
-Ksne Republican, Miss Albertina
Palmquist, of Duhrirg, Pa, underwent
an operation at the hospital Thursday
morning.-Mr. Norton Smith of Mar
ienville, was operated upon at the hos
pital on Wednesday.
-Titusville Herald of Thursday: Mr..
and Mrs. j. J. Landers have returned to
Tionesta, following visit with the lady's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William White.
j. L. Hepler and s. T. Carson of Tic.
nesta were business visitors In the city
on Wednesday forenoon.
"A. j. Burhen. with the j. II. West
Lumber Co., Warren, spent day or two
of the past week at his old home and
tried trouting. Alvin divides his time
between Office work and on the road for
his company, and likes his work i'm
mensely because it is diversified, and 1t
is pleasure to know that he Is making
good.
Mrs. l.. l.. Hunter entertained a
party of twelve ladies at a beautifully
appointed luncheon on Saturday at her
home in Tidioute. Among the guests
were: Mrs. N. P. Wheeler, Endesvor;
Mrs. Orion Siggns, West Hickory; Mrs.
Carl Smith, Washington. d. c.; Mrs.
Susan May Sharpe and Mrs. G. f. Wat
son, Tionesta.
John G.. Jameson went to Wilkes
barre, Pa, Monday, 10 attend the annual
session of the Grand Lodge, l. o. o. F.,
of Pennsylvania, as a delegate from Tio-
nesta Lodge, No. 369. Mrs. Jameson ac-
compsnied him as far as Willamsport,
where she will spend the week with rel
atives, and next week they will visit Mr..
Jamieson's uncle, G. w. Jameson, at
Lebanon, Pa.
George w. Warden, general superin-
tendent of the Wheeler q Dusenbury
numbering operations at Endeavor, was
visitor in Tionesta for a few hours last
Wednesday. Mr.. Warden has been a
"little under the weather." so to speak,
for week or so. and though declaring
that he doesn't need it, he has concluded
to accept the advice of physicians and
take rest from business cares for
awhile, thing he has not done for many
years.
While in town Wednesday of this
week J. j. Greenawalt, of Tylersburg,
this county, recalled the fact that his en-
listment as m3mber OF Co. E, Tenth Pa.
Res, took place just fifty years ago on
May 18th, his regiment went to the 'front.'
Co. E. was raised in this county with j.
B. Knox as Captain, who afterwards be-
came Colonel. Mr.. Greenawslt and F.
M. Lewis, now of Pittsburg, are the only
Sergesnts who survive. The old boys
who are left will recall the days that tried
mems souls with varied feelings ofsorrow
and joy-Clsrion Democrat. Until
short time age our old friend Jerre was a
| citizen of Forest county, and we all feel