The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-02-15


is this week announced as Republican
candidate for County Commissioner.
MIR. and Mrs. L. l.. Zuver and young
son attended the funeral of Mr.. Zuvers
father, in Pleasantvllle, last Thursday.
Mrs. II. o. Taft of Endeavor was
shopping in town Thursday, and made
business call at the REPUBLICAN Office.
Mrs. W. J. Mckee and daughter
Phoebe, of Tionesta township, visited
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Brown, at Ashtabula. Ohio,
over Sunday.
Misses Laura and Bertha 0ehl-
schllaeger, of Clarion, were guests of
their cousin, Miss Marguerite Blum.
during the past week.
MIR. and Mrs J. d. DAVIS, of Tones
ia, are In town today, attending the fun
eral of their aunt, Mrs. A. j. Davis
Warren Times, Tuesday.
IT. F. Ritchey and Archie Clark were
in Oil City last Wednesday to attend
special meeting of the Grand Lodge, l.
o. o. F., OF Pennsylvania.
"A marriage license was iasued in
Warren last week to Godfried Schneiter,
of Warren. and Miss Anna Campbell, of
Hottelville, Forest county.
Glenn Dibble, well known lease
man, in charge of the Schoiield lease on
Poverty Hill, Harmony twp, has about
recovered from a recent severe illness
and is again on duty.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Sigworth, who at
tended the Hardware Merchants Con-
vention in Pittsburg last week, spent the
weeks end with Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
Newton, in Emlenton.
We notice by an item in the Oregon
City Courier that Mrs. M. Andrews,
formerly of Kellettyile, who is touring
the west was a guest of Mrs. w. A. Shew-
man at Oregon City, Oregon.
Hon. G. A. Randall, perhaps the most
seriously afflicted grip victim of the past
ten days in town, is on the road to recov-
cry now, and expects to be able to act
the farmer at the Institute next week.
Rev. and Mrs. Carroll Smith were
visitors in Ridgwsy, Pa, over Sunday,
attending holiness conference at the
Free Methodist church. They gave ad-
dresses at a public missionary meeting
Sunday afternoon.
The family of A. A. Hopkins, a one
time we'll known operator in the Fsgun-
dus oil field, are shipping their goods to
California, where they will join Mr.. Hop
kius who has been in that state for some
time seeking restoration of health which
had been greatly impaired of late, he
hsying sustained psralytic stroke
short time ago.
Mrs. Harry Monroe came down from
Dunkirk, N. Y, Saturday, to care for her
mother, Mrs. Anna Stitzinger, who sus-
tanned a stroke of paralysis on Sunday,
the 9th. Mrs. Stitzingers condition does
not show much improvement. Mrs. l..
L. McCres, Of Meadville, who was with
her mother during the past week. re-
turned home Sunday evening.
The following persons have paid
their subscriptions to the REPUBLICAN
during the past week: NJ. L. Rhodes and
George Maths, Tionesta; j. M. Zuen del,
Starr; II. o. Taft and Lutte White, new,
Endeavor; Wm. Harrington, new, Goa
linGa, Cal; Rev. Paul d. SchillInger,
GreenYille, Ohio; Harry Rudolph, New
town Mills; Judge F. X. Kreitler, Ne.
braska.
Miss Bertha Scowden entertained the
ten members of the senior class of the
Tlonests high school, with Prof. f. w.
Gill, at her home Saturday evening, and
the young folk enjoyed an evening OF
games, music and refreshments. Prof.
Gill and Miss Katharine Osgood enter
tanned the class Tuesday evening at the
home of the latter, where an elaborate
scheme of decoration in valentine colors
and designs was carried out. The faculty
of the public school will be entertained at
the Osgood home this evening.
The REPUBLICAN was the recipient
of pleasant visit Friday from Hosea
Paul of Cleveland, Ohio, who is here to
look after interests he still holds in this
county. Mr.. Paul was one of the pio-
neers in the oil business in this section
back in the COS and became interested in
several properties in Harmony township,
some of which he still retains, and on
which there is considerable standing
timber that he will manufacture during
the coming spring and summer. He is
civil engineer by profession, and in the
early days OF the oil excitement in this
section made map of Harmony town
ship which is still regarded as au author
ity on the "lay of the land" in that town.
ship.