The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-03-29
PERSONAL.

a guest of Mrs. Archie Clark over Sun
day.
Miss Belle Morrison, of Oil City, was
the guest of Miss Colyn Clark few days
last week.
Mrs. James York, of Oil City, was
sguest of her sister, Mrs. s. J. Grove,
last week.
Mrs. Merton Mealy and children are
up from Oil City on a visit to her parents,
Mr.. and Geo. Holeman.
DIR. and Mrs. f. T. Mason, of Mex ees-
port, were guests at the Globe Hotel,
West Hickory, Sunday.
Miss Essie Scowden is home for a
short visit from Pittsburg, where she is a
student at Park Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Brockway, of
Marienville, were visitors in Tionesta
last Wednesday and Thursday.
Leigh Grover, of Salamanca, N. Y,
spent Saturday and Sunday at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Thomson.
e. w. Plummer, Pittsburg gentle
man, has purchased the McCabe farm at
West Hickory, formerly known as the
Carter farm, for summer home.
Miss Bessie Sigworth has been home
from the Edinboro Normal during the
past week. She is accompanied by her
friend, Miss Mabelle Soderholm, of
Bradford.
"A nine-pound daughter arrived at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. Harry Carr, Du.
quesne, Pa, last Sunday. Mrs. VIM.
Blum went down Monday to see the new
granddaughter.
james Beatty, former Forest county
citizen, and an expert saw mill man,
writes that he has made a change in To-
cation, his new address being at Glady,
W. Va, where numbering is carried on
on large scale.
Subscription renewals are acknowl-
edged for the past week as follows: Mrs.
M. Andrews, Collinwood, Ohio; James
Beatty, Glsdy, W. Va; o. n. Bleskley,
franklin; WIN. Richards, Msyburg; B.
V. Stoughton new, East Hickory.
Mrs. J. Norman Davies left for New
York city this morning, expecting to sail
next Saturday for Italy and other eoun-
tries in the Berlin of the North German
line. Her father, Rev. J. T. Brennan,
will accompany her.-Warren Times.
"A son was born Friday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Burkett, OF Rockmere.
Mrs. Burkett is a daughter of the late
Charles Weingard, of Cropp hill, and
where the child was born, the family
having been summoned there by the
death of Mr.. Weingard.
George Siggins of Tidioute, father of
our former townsmsn, DR.. Geo. SiggIns,
was successfully operated upon at the
hospital last week for gallstones, his
brother, DR.. ]. b. Siggins having per-
formed the operation. The patient is re-
covering nicely and will soon be able to
return to his home.
%. q. Brownell, of Hazel street, is
celebrating his 10Th birthday today by
making an application for an increase in
his pension from the government, says
the Warren Times of Thursday, and the
many old Tionesta friends of Mr.. Brow.
nell hope he'll be successful in getting
good fat pension, as he deserves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Snodgrsss, of Will
cox, Pa, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
L. Schoolmaster yesterday. Neal Snod-
grass, with his father, Thomas Snodgrass,
who has been patient at the Bradford
hospital for several weeks, left this morn
ing for Baltimore, Nd, where thu latter
expects to undergo surgical operation.
Bradford Era.
"A marriage license was on Monday
granted at Clerk Geist's office to Cecil c.
Foy of West Hickory and Miss Agnes
Leons Albaugh of East Hickory. Yester-
day license was granted to George B.
Carr of Erie, and Miss Susan G. Fred
erick of Newmansvile. The latter
couple was joined in matrimony by
Squire d. W. Clark following the issuing
of the license.
Mrs. M. Andrews, formerly of Kel-
lettville, who has just returned to the
east from six months tour of the west
and southwest, writes that she finds some
difference between the eastern weather
aud that of Texas or California. OF the
six states she visited in her travels, Cali
fornia is her preference. Mrs Andrews
is at present with her son, DR.. Charles
Andrews, at Collinwood, Ohio.
Prof. f. W. Gill, principal of our
high school, yesterday morning received
the sad intelligence of the death, on the
24th inst, of his uncle, s. M. Gill, in
whose family the professor had made his
home for many years. The deceased re-
sided in Msryville, Tenn, and for six
teen years had been member of the
faculty of Maryville college, one of the
leading institutions of learning in that
state.
Hugh A. McGraw, who has had
charge of the Mspes hardware store here
since it was opened, has purchased the
grocery store of G. P. Merkle, in Tidioute,
and went up the first of the week to take
charge of his new business. Mr.. and
Mrs. McGraw made many friends during
their sojourn here and all these will wish
them prosperity and happiness in the
new home. Joseph Clark has charge of
the Mspes store here for the present,
Among the out oftown relatives and
friends who were here last Wednesday to
attend the funeral of the late Ralph Car
son, were these: Mrs. Samuel Simpson
and sons Glenn and Wayne, Of Kane, Pa;
Mr.. and Mrs. s. E. Carson and son How
ard, and Mrs. d. M. Carson, of Clarion,
n e l.. D..