The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-11-29
Personal.
w. p. Crouch, of East Hickory, was
a business visitor in town Friday.


"A. C. Brown and J. F. Proper were
business visitors in Warren yesterday.
"A son was born Monday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Emert, of Hunter Run.
&C. W. Smith, of the Warren Business
College, was visitor in town Tuesday.
Harry Watson is now nicely domi-
ciled In the Richards house in the north
ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Morgan, of Oil
City, visited the formers parents here
Friday.
Miss Muriel Dunn leaves today on a
two weeks visit with friends In Pittsburg
and Beaver Falls.
Mrs. J. N. Sandrock and daughter,
Miss Dorothea, visited relatives in Oil
City, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. G. w. Bovard returned Thurs
SRY from two weeks visit with her son,
RHy Bovsrd, in Pittsburg.
Leigh Grover, OF Salamanca, N. Y,
spent the latter part of last week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A lbert Thomson.
DIR. f. J. Bovard began the medical
inspection of the Tionests schools Mon
day and expects to complete the work
today.
Joseph Rensi, of the Hotel Weaver,
spent few days the first of the week
with relatives in Pittsburgh, Pa, and
PaI lett, Ohio.
Misses Gertrude and Carrie Hilliard,
of Hawthorne. Clarion county, visited
their aunt, Mrs. James Conger, during
the past week.
james Wiles of Tionesta twp, and
Miss Geneva Weingard of Green twp,
were yesterday granted license to wed
by Clerk Geist.
Ray Gerould and william Cameron,
of Warren, enjoyed days hunting with
X. ]. Hopkins, Saturday, and we're his
guests over Sunday.
-Chas. F. Weaver, who recently locat-
ed at Niagara Falls, has made a change
within the past few days, removing to
Buffalo, 423 Seneca street.
Mrs. Fl. W. Horner, with her bother,
William King, of Merrill, Wis, are here
for a visit with the formers daughter,
Mrs. Robert A. Fulton.
H, w. Mccoy, sawyer on the j. f.
Proper mill on Salmon creek, was busi-
ness visitor in town Monday and made
the REPUBLICAN a welcome call.
Misses Bertha Lawrence and Mar
garet Haslet, of Tionesta, who have been
visiting at the home ofthe formers sister,
Mrs. Ed. Fitzgerald, at Kane, returned
home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George u. Coe and
children, who have been visiting Mrs.
Goes parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Mays, returned Tuesday evening to their
home in Millvale, Pa.
Subscription renewals from the fol-
lowing persons are thankfully scknowl-
edged; Charles Smith, East Hickory; ].
W. McCrea, Reno, Pa; II. W. Mccoy,
Tionests; F. L. Williams, Kane, Pa.
"A msrriage license was issued Mon
udy at CloI pSlsJ OluCo W JOnu ~ lCh las
of Marienville, and Miss Nora Blanche
Cook of Clarington. They were married
at Crown, Pa, Nov. 9th, by Rev. Joseph
B. Keegan.
q, Jameson, who served last week
as juror in the U. s. district court in
Pittsburgh, was home over Saturday and
Sunday. He returned TO the city Sunday
evening to begin on the second week.
j. w. McCrea, Erie station agent at
Reno, spent portion of last week here
in his Iavorite sport of grouse shooting.
Monday morning he went to Mayburg to
pay svisit to his daughter, Mrs. Frank
Richards, and take shy at the white
rabbits.
MIR. K. s. Tracy, general manager of
the Oliver typewriter company at Pitts
burgh. spent the latter part of last week
hunting with Wallace Chsdman. Mr.,
Tracy enjoyed his outing immensely.
When he boarded the Pullman sleeper
for home Saturday night he handed a sack
of game to the porter that made the Sene
gam bans eyes bulge out.
"A Salem, Ohio, society correspondent
of the Pittsburgh Gazette Times lakes
this pleasant reference to coming event
that will interest many Tionests people,
where the young man mentioned is we'll
known as the grandson of Mrs. B. M.
Devices: "Friends of Miss Nina Fairfield
of this city and Harry Devices of Akron
have been told of their coming marriage,
which has been planned for Wednesday,
November 30. They will live at Akron"
Word has been received by her fam
lily here that Miss Nettie Clark, who has
been employed as a stenographer in New
York City for a number of years, had
undergone an operation for hernia, at st.
Vincent's Hospital, in that city, last
Wednesday. While the operation was
serious one, she rallied nicely from the
shock and is well on the road to recovery,
her many friends here will be pleased to
learn. Her sister, Miss Beulah Clark,
who visited her for the past two weeks,
home Monday morning. The
New York Box Co., with whom Miss
Nettie is employed, have granted her a
vacation with full pay after she
is discharged from the hospital.
Crouch -POrterfield.