The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-03-22
PERSONAL.

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John Elder of Endesvor was trans
acting business in town Friday.
Il. w. Mong, of Tionesta township,
gave US pleasant call Saturday.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Huling,
of Uuion City, Pa, son, on the 10th.
inst.
Miss Jennie Wolf of the Township
was business caller at the REPUBLICAN
Office Saturday.
Mrs. Suie NJ. Sharpe returned Tues
day afternoon from an extended visit
with relatives In Chicago.
Henry l.. Patterson and son Harold,
OF Whig Hill, gave the REPUBLICAN of
flee pleasant call yesterday.
j. f. Bortzer of jerks township is
this week announced as Republican
candidate for County Commissioner.
Roy s. Brsden of Clarington is this
week announced as candidate for Coun-
ty Surveyor, subject to Republican usage
"A. G. Urey is here to pack up his
household goods and will move them to
Sandy Lake, where he has resided for the
two years.
Mrs. Robert A. Fulton spent part
of last week with her sister, Mrs. G. r..
Gerow, in Warren, returning home Sun
day evening.
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was business visitor in town Monday
and gave the REPUBLICAN Office pleas.
ant call while here.
Henry Walters, of Irvineton, left this
morning for Maryland, where he will
spend week looking over timber land
for Tionesta parties. Warren Times, goth.
Perry and A. J. McCalmont came up
from President yesterday morning to see
the good roads train, and incidentally
dropped in to say how-de-do to the print
or man.
Merton G. Klinestiver, who went to
Stella, Neb., about three months ago, re-
turned last Saturday and will hotd down
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Collins, Darrah & Co., at Nebraska.
The Warren Times of the l4th inst.
says: At the Recorders Office this fore
noon, Justice ]. e. Wheeler united in
marriage Curt Ion, of Clarington, Pa, to
Miss Minnie johnson, of Leeper, Pa.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Stroup are back
from Bridgeport. ILL.,, where the former
has been employed in the oil fields.
Arthur will return as soon as he has
sufficiently recuperated from an attack of
mumps with which he has had hard
tussle.
We were pleased to have call Mon
day from our wide awake friend +. J.
Cubbon of Fagundus. Fred has but one
leg to stand upon, yet there are few men
who shave it on him" to any extent
when good days work of almost any
sort is to be turned off.
John Gold and son Rolla, OF Wood
bine, w. Va, came up Monday ard are
visiting friends at Nebraska, their former
home. For the past two years the family
has resided at Woodbine, where Mr.. Gold
is running the locomotive of a steam log
loader for Stitzinger Bros.
-Tionests friends of Miss Elizabeth
Harmon of Pittsburg haye received cards
announcing her marriage to Mr.. Joseph
Roura. of Brooklyn, N. Y. The we'd
ding took place at the brides home Mon
day. Miss Edith hopkins, whose guest
the bride has been, witnessed the cere-
monies.
james Clark, one of our energetic
Forest county boys, left for the Oklahoma
oil fields Monday evening. He has been
working in the lumber woods at Yankee
Camp, Howe township, during the past
winter, and goes with some friends from
that place. His home for awhile will be
at jerks, Okla.
Miss Blanche Pease entertained the
faculty of the Tionesta schools and few
other friends at her pleasant home on ST..
Patrick's day, from 4:30 to 1880 p. IN. The
decorations, amusements and refresh
ments we're all in harmony with the
spirit of the day and the evening was
very pleasantly spent by all,
Asa Walker, one of Erie's most prom
inent citizens and we'll known manufac-
turers, died at Cairo, Egypt, on the 18th
inst, where he had been touring with bis
wife. Heart disease is supposed to have
been the cause. Mr.. Walker was a cousin
of our townsman, w. g. Wyman, and had
with his wife been visitor here.
Subscription renewals are acknowl-
edged from the following friends: Mrs.
Mary r. White, Stow, N. Y. John Elder,
Endesvor; Wilson King, East Hickory;
Miss Jennie Wolfe, Newmsnsville; F. j..
Cubbon, West Hickory; Mrs. G. E
Gerow new, Warren; II. L. Patterson
new, Whig Hill; W. L. Wertz, l.. W.
Mong, Judge Irwin, Tionesta.
"A. NJ. Ross, gauger for the Standard at
West Hickory, was welcome caller at
the REPUBLICAN office Monday. Mr..
Ross has lost two fsvorite dogs by poison
ing recently, making five that have been
killed in this way lately in that place.
There is heavy penalty for such dis
reputable work, and it will not be well
for the party who is engaged in it should
he be detected.
Meal Snodgrsss, the efficient and pop
ular manager of the Wilcox Window
Glass Company, was called away last
Saturday to visit his father who is i'll in
the hospital at Bradford, Pa. He returned
yesterday aud has hopes of the improve
ment or recovery of his father. which
cerely desired by their many friends.-