The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1912-05-15
PERSONAL.

Tionesta friends the latter part Of last
week.
Robert Sigworth has gone back Ia
Warren TO resume his studies at business
college.
Miss Bessie Sigworth has gone to Ed
inboro to attend the spring term at the
Normal.
Roy Noble of Warren spent several
days the latter part of the week with
young friends in town.
"A. @. Brown, one of the leading at
torneys of Tionesta, spent Saturday here
with relatives. Clarion Republican.
Abe Martin truly says, "Nuthin' ages
edtur like accidentally lesYin' some
woman's name out o. tn list O. those
present"
r.. A. Cook has moved his family
down from Nebraska and they are now
nicely located in their home at the lower
end of town.
Mrs. James Garfield and three chill
dren left last Wednesday night to spend
the summer with the formers parents at
West Liberty, Ohio.
Miss Carrie Evelyn Stuchul is one Of
a class of fourteen which will graduate
from the Tidioute high school, Wednes-
day evening, June 5th.
Claude Hepler is home this week and
will ship his household goods to Akron,
Ohio, where the family will reside, be
having been employed there for several
months past.
Hugh Miles cf Fagundas was 10 town
Wednesday, carrying his years as he al
ways has, having recovered from the
slight stroke OF few weeks ago. I'll
dioute News.
Miss Genavieve Doutt gave several
very enjoyable readings by special re-
quest last Friday evening at West Hick-
ory, during the presentation of the play
"a College Secret" by home talent.
e. NJ. Porter is moving his family
from KelIettville TO his lately purchased
and newly rebuilt dom icile at the upper
end of Elm street. Mr.. Porter will be
employed with the Coleman Il Watson
numbering firm.
Mrs. Harriet Anderson and daughter,
Miss Julia Anderson. returned to their
home at East Hickory, Friday afternoon.
after spending the winter at Byron, Wy
oming, where Miss Julia was a teacher in
the public schools.
Mrs. Charles McCool and two chill
dren went to Tylersburg Monday to
spend the week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Emert. Miss Reba McCool,
who spent the past month with her aunt
here, accompanied them.
Mrs. George f. Watson left Friday
for the west, where she Will spend the
summer with her daughter, Mrs. W. A.
Shewmsn, at Milwaukee, Oregon. She
will also visit with other relatives and
friends in the states of Oregon and WASH
iugton.
Frank Joyce went to Parkersburg,
w. Va, last week, where we understand
he will be employed with his brothers at
bridge work. His family has broken up
housekeeping here and Mrs. Joyce and
the children are staying with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weingard, on
German Hill
Miss Mary Rumberger, teacher in
the schools at Mars, Pa, and a former
popular Tionesta girl, recently won one
of the Chautauqua scholarships, and will
spend part of the coming season at that
we'll known seat oflesrning. The scholar
ship carries with il six weeks free tu ition,
board and gate fee.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Plimpton cele-
brsted their fiftieth wedding anniversary
May 9th at the home of their son, Roy
Plimpton, in Oil City. They were mar
ried in Grafton Center, Mass, came to
Pioneer, Venango county, in 1866, and
figured conspicuously in the early oil
excitement along Oil creek.
Prof l.. w. Zuendel, who has Just
most successful year of
school as principal of the Edenburg High
School, was visitor in Clarion last Fri.
day.-John f. Dechsnt, of Tionesta,
who was resident of Clarion for several
years, was in Clarion the first of the
week looking after business interests and
shaking hands with his many friends.-
Clarion Democrat.
Miss Lenore Ritchey is assisting this
week in the presentation of Mendels-
sohn's dramatic oratorio "Elijah," given
by the combined Oratorio Societies of
Franklin and Oil City, 800 voices, sup
plemented by a full orchestra pf 80 pieces.
This grand musical festival was given
Tuesday night in franklin and will be
repeated there on Thursday evening. 1t
will appear in Oil City on Wednesday
and Friday evenings.
Prof. Charles Anderson of Brooks
ton, has just completed another success
ful term as principal of the Big Run,
Jefferson county, schools, and has beer
unanimously reelected for the coming
year. AS a Forest county production we
are proud of our talented young friend,
and congratulate the Big Run educational
interests in being able to hold him for
another year, az he had some tiattering
offers in other places.
1t is with sincerest regret that wo
chronicle the prospective change in the
of our school the coming
year, Prof. f. w. Gill, who has so ably
presided at the borough's temple oflesrn-
inc durinu tho mast fnnr vaars havin1 ra