The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1912-05-08
PERSONAL.

-Ott Rudolph of Queen was business
visitor in town Monday.
Geo. L. King was one Of West Hick.
ory's visitors in town Monday.
Mrs. W. L. Darts, of Polk, Pa, was a
visitor with friends in this community
the past week.
"A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Vance Moor, of the borough, Wednesday
night of last week.
Mrs. John Carr, of Louisville, Pa, is
visiting the families of her brothers, G.
A. and F. r. Lanson.
Miss Colyn Clark is home from six
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. G. P.
Stair, In Lancaster, Pa.
Mrs. Merton Mealy and children, OF
Oil City, are guests of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Holemsn.
B. l.. Grove of Salamanca, N. Y,
spent Tuesday and Wednesday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Thomson.
Miss Maud Garfield came home Fri.
day evening after closing successful |
years work in the schools of Curwens.
vile, Pa.
B. A. London drove over from
Clarington Monday, accompanied by his
daughter, who will attend the Tionesta
summer normal.
Arch Perry and F. L. Stewart, of
Oil City, were guests of Russell Hopkins
Saturday and enjoyed a day of trout
fishing with him.
Mrs. Anna Hassey of Oil City came
up yesterday to attend the high school
commencement exercises, rs the guest of
Mrs. Charles Hunter.
George Carson, railroad telegraph
operator for the p. X. X. at East Brady,
was up the latter part of the week visiting
his father aud other friends.
Mrs. f. A. Ludwig aud son, of III
tusvile, are guests of the formers moth
er, Mrs. j. N. Sandrock. Mr.. Ludwig
was here with them over Sunday.
Squire G. Il. Mathews and j. G.
Lyons OF Barnett township, who attended
the Republican mmittee meeting Satur-
day, gave this office friendly call while
here.
Miss Nancy Morrow was a guest of
TiOnesta friends Thursday and Friday
while returning to her home in Tidioute
from hsr winters work in the Rocky
Grove achools.
w. g. Wyman was home over Sun
day, and Monday afternoon Mrs. Wyman
accompanied him for few days visit in
Erie, where he has made b 3 headquarters
for some months past.
Mrs. j. II. Derickson is enjoying a
visit from her three sisters this week,
Mrs. X. S. Wallace, East Brady; Mrs.
Hannah Neill, Bradford, and Mrs. Kate
Cortes, Karnes City, Pa.
Rev. and Mrs. A. D. Stevens of East
Brady, Pa, and Miss EIoi Randall of
Iowa City, Ia, are guests at the Rural
House. Mrs. Stevens is a sister aud Miss
Randall niece of Esquire Randall.
Martin Rhodes has moved in.o the
Robinson house on Hilands street above
Scowden's wagon shop. r. w. Moon,
who occupied this house the past winter
has moved to his farm on Peters run.
Robert Bender, a well known West
Hickory merchant and Mrs. Anna Hick-
erson, of Jamestown, were married last
evening at the home of the groom in West
Hickory. Warren Times, April 3Oth.
Mrs. j. r. Brennan aud daughter,
Mrs. J. Norman Davies of Warren, sailed
from New York Thursday noon last on
the Steamer Adriatic for two months
visit in England, France and Germany.
C. W. Zuber OF Mayburg aud Squire
Leon Watson of Kellettville, committee
men from Kingsley township, gave ms a
call Saturday while attending the Repub-
lican committee meeting Saturday after
noon.
The many friends of Mrs. Wheeler,
wife of former Congressman N. p.
Wheeler, of Endeavor, will be pleased to
know that after severe illness during
the past few months, she is at present
somewhat improved.
Charles Karnes, who has had charge
of the Proper white oil lease on Little
Coon creek for several years past, moved
his family last week to the Milford farm
in Harmony township, where he will
again be employed in lease work.
Amos f. Ledebur, delegate to the re-
cent Republican convention at Harris
burg last week, took advantage of his
nearness to visit his brother, DR.. w. F.
Ledebur, at Baltimore for several days,
returning home Monday evening.
Mrs. Wui. Keas and daughter Doro-
thy aud Charles Alexander, of Coopers-
town, Mrs. Il. N. Brookhouser and
daughter Elizabeth, of Oil City, and Miss
Carrie Stuchel, of Tidioute, are guests at
the home Of DR.. and Mrs. j. G. Dunn.
John II. Carson is attending the
Democratic state convention this week as
Forest county's delegate. Perry Hill,
Jr., accompanied him to the State capital
for an outing. Mr.. Carson will go on to
New York to see his family before re-
turning.
Ray Cole went to Warren last Friday
where on Saturday he took the civil SER
vice examination with a view to entering
the railway mail service. Ray would
make good in such capacity, and we hope