The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1912-04-03
PERSONAL.

-Ott and Fred Rudolph we're business
visitors in town Monday.
Jas. Il. Brennan Esq, was down from
Warren Friday on business.
Charles Incl is home from State Col.
lege for the Easter vacation.
DIR. II. l.. Davis and M. f. Catlin oil
Kellettyile were Tionesta visitors Satur-
day.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry II. Craig re.
turned Monday from a weeks visit in
Clintonville.
Mrs. M. G. Burton and Mrs. Blanche
M. Hawkins, of Warren, are guests at
the M. E. parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Crouch Of East
Hickory have gone on months visit to
their daughter, Mrs. X. A. Porterfield at
Lawrenceville, Illinois.
j b. Cottle, superintendent of the
Forest County Telephone, will shortly
remove his family from Marienville to
Tionesta, finding that he can better reach
his increasing work on the line from this
place.
g. II. Warden and W. H. Stiles, of
Endeavor, are making preparations for
an enjoyable summer, having recently
purchased automobiles from Warren
dealers. The machines are Lion 40, five
passenger touring cars.
Subscription renewals are thankfully
acknowledged as follows: Miss Jennie
Wolfe, Newmansville; c. l.. Worden,
Tidioute; DR.. Ii. l.. Davis, Kellettville;
George Swab, Tionesta; OF Rudolph,
Endeavor; Jos. A. Stsrner, Kane.
Miss Pearl Olofson, of West Hickory,
came to Ridgway Tuesday and began
work this morning in Mrs. K. Eyster's
millinery store.-Emery 0loison, OF
West Hickory, is enjoying visit with
his cousin, Adolph Nelson, on North
Broad street. .-Ridgway Advocate.
M. N. Gilbert, one OF West Hickory's
prominent citizens, has been seriously
i'll for some time past, and at last ac-
counts his condition was still quite criti-
cal. Mr.. GilberL's two daughters, Mrs.
Beaver of Titusville, and Mrs. Showers of
Lynch. and his son Bert OF West Vir-
ginia. are at bis bedside.
Many friends will be panied to learn
that Mrs. Ernest Sibble, of German Hill,
is so i'll from complication of ailments
that her lie is despsired Of Relatives
have been summoned to her bedside. and
she may pass away at any hour. Mrs.
Sibble has been great sufferer from
rheumatism for the past two or three
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. NJ. Herman enter
tanned jolly party of twelve couples at
their pleasant home Wednesday evening,
at six o'clock Dutch supper. The place.
ments we're unique hand painted postal
cards, artistically portraying dutch
love" IN many pretty aud amusing
phases. Progressive five hundred euchre
formed the amusement feature of the eve
ming.
Some of the filters of the season are:
NJ. NJ. Hepler into his new residence in
the lower end of town, James Vert taxi
ing Mr.. Hepler's old residence. Charles
McCool takes the Potter house on River
street and Thomas Snodgrass will take
the Ishniser house vacated by Mr.. Nc
Cool Harry Potter moved to the Agnew
house on Vine street until new house is
completed for him at Nebraska. A. B.
Ledebur will move to the oil lease on
German Hill. Mrs. Emick has taken
the upstairs rooms at VIM. Blum's.
Jacob Starner, of Kane, who is work.
ing in the woods near Tonesta, gave us a
pleasant call Tuesday afternoon. He in
formed US that two weeks ago near Kane
his brother Peter accidentally shot him
self through the left hand and left. leg
with revolver and was in the hospital.
The family has had great deal of mis-
fortune since removing from German
Hill to Kane. About six years ago the
father, Joseph A. Starner, was acciden-
tally shot and killed with his own gun
while hunting. A few years later son,
Clarence, lost a leg on the railroad