The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1912-05-29
PERSONAL.

of Tionesta, May Goth, son.
Harrison Blum, of Oil City, spent
Sunday with his parents here.
County Surveyor Roy s. Brsden, of
Cooksburg, is in town this week.
james II. Brennan of Warren was a
Tionesta business visitor Monday.
DIR. Serrill was down from Kelett-
vile yesterday on professional call.
M. L. Abbott was down from Kelett-
vile to spend Sunday with his family.
Miss Eva Hunter was the guest of
Miss Edna Frank of Oil City last week.
s. S. Weaver, Of Green township, was
friendly caller at the REPUBLICAN Office
Monday.
Mrs. II. Il. Kelly arrived Thursday
and is with her husband at the home of
his parents. ..
Miss Anna Anderson is home from
Polk, Pa, for weeks visit with her
brothers and sisters.
Mrs. George Mcnamara, OF Oil City,
visited her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. j. II.
Fones, over Sunday.
John Carr, of Louisville, Pa, was a
guest of f. r. and G. A. Lanson few
days during the week.
Hon. and Mrs. W. j. Campbell are
attending the Knights Templar Conclave
in Pittsburgh this week.
w. W. Kribbs, DR.. II. l.. Davis and
NJ. F. Catlin of Kellettvlle were business
visitors in town yesterday.
George w. Coe, of Plessantville, was
over to visit his grandchildren here last
Wednesday and Thursday.
William and Robert Fuellhart, of
Endeavor, were guests OF Ellison Abb
bott, Monday and Tuesday.
ID. W. Morrison, former county
superintendent, was down from Mt. jew
EFT few days OF the past week.
Miss Evelyn Bailey of Polk, Pa, was
an over-Sunday guest of her brothers.
family at the Presby terian manse.
Judge Aul, of Msrienville, has been
drawn as a juror at the U. S. District
Court now in session in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Suie NJ. Sharpe left Saturday for
Chicago on the sad mission of attending
the funeral of her nephew, the late Archie
Bonner.
Mrs. David Edwards and children,
Dorothy and Robert, of Sharon, are pay
ing a visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. W. Clark.
Miss Marie Dunn came home Friday
after finishing successful years work
as a teacher in the public schools at
Freedom, Pa.
Mrs. VIM. White and granddaughter,
Miss Martha White, of Titusville, are
spending the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
James j. Landers.
&C. B. Kerr, of Barnett ownship, was
a visitor in town few days of the past
week, guest at the home of his sister,
Mrs. S. M, Henry.
&C. f. Felt of Kane has been reelected
supervising principal of the Wetmore
township, Mexican county, high school,
at an increase of salary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert NJ. Carringer of
Bannock, Ohio, were guests few days of
the past week of the formers mother,
Mrs. Mary A. Carringer.
j. L. Coleman and party of friends,
OF Mcdonald. Pa, have been at New
town Mills the past week enjoying an
outing and whipping the trout streams OF
that locality.
Mrs. Helen Arthur, who has made
her home with her son-in-lsw, W. G.
Incl, for number of years, returned to
her former home at Sugar Run, Pa,
Sunday morning.
Hon. N. P. Wheeler and son Roy, of
Endeavor, were Tionesta visitors Mon
day. The latter had just arrived home
from an extended sojourn In Germany
which he enjoyed immensely.
Il. E. Fitzgerald, of the Smith store
at West Hickory, was one of our pleas
ant callers Monday, and feeling that he
could no longer keep house without it,
will henceforth enjoy the REPUBLICANS
weekly visits.
Subscription renewals are thankfully
ack wledged as follows: s. s. Weaver,
Tylersburg; G. b. Kerr, Hottelville: Ray
Birtcil, Tionesta; l.. e. Fitzgerald, new
West Hickory; Allen Gordon, new
Fremont, Ohio.
Mr.. L, L. zuver, representative of
Tionesta. Lodge, l. o. o. f. to the Grand
Lodge which convened at Reading, Pa,
last week, stopped off on his way bone
and spent Friday night with his friend,
Prof. @. f. Felt, of Bayard street. Kane
Republican.
Mrs. S. j. Lynch, Endeavor; Mrs.
Orion Siggns, West Hickory; Mrs. s. II.
secor and Mrs. Fred Klinestiver, Ne
braska were of the out-of-town ladies
who attended the executive meeting of
the County W, c. T. U. and lunched with
the local Union at their headquarters
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. w. Reck and Mr.,
and Mrs. Dallas ReCk went to Pitts
burgh Monday to attend the fifty-ninth
annual Pennsylvania State Conclave Of
knights Templar, in session there this
week. Before returning the first named
will go on to Alliance, Ohio, to visit his
mother, Mrs. Ssblls Rock, who is in
feeble health at 81 years of age.
DIR. f. J. Bovard leaves tonight for
Atlantic City, where on Friday and Sat-
urday he will attend meetings of the