The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1912-10-02
PERSONAL.


tied Tionesta relatives Thursday.
Mrs. Anna Hassey, of Oil City, spent
Tuesday and Wednesday as a guest of
Mrs. w. F. Blum.
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Watson are
at Cambridge Springs for two weeks
recreation and rest.
Perry Berringer, of Bullion, Pa, has
been the guest of his sister, Mrs. Harry
Craig, for the past week.
Miss Lizzie Randall left for Tarentum
Friday to pay two or three weeks visit
to her sister, Mrs. Harvey Kiser.
Mrs. Claude Hepler and two children
returned to her home at Akron, Ohio,
Thursday after two weeks visit with
Tionesta friends.
Jacob Siggins and son Ralph have
boen home for several days past from
their drilling operations in the Clarion
county gas field.
Mrs. George Coe and children, who
have been guests of her parents for a
month past, returned to their home in
Buffalo Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Buzsrd and two
children returned last week TO their
southern home in Lamison, Ala, after a
pleasant summers sojourn with friends
in the north.
Mrs. J. w. Adams, of Chsttano )ga,
Tenn, has been north on visit to rels-
tiyes for several weeks, and spent a few
days of the past week here visiting her
brother, W. g. Wymsn.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. N. Flowers have
rented their house at the lower end of
town TO Mr.. Zents and moved to West
Hickory. Tuesday, where Mr.. Flowers is
employed at the tannery.
Subscription renewals as follows are
thank fully acknowledged: J. r. Squire,
Tionests; Mrs. Anna Hassey, OIL City;
W. w. Grove, jamestown, N. Y; Mrs.
s. II. Secor, Nebraska, Pa; Orion Allio,
Deer Creek, W. Va; Hsrl Zuendel, Pig
con, Pa, (new.)
-Orin Anthony was down from West
Hickory Monday few hours and gave
US friendly call while here. The barge
yard at which he had been employed
during the summer has shut down for
the season. having launched the last big
boat, No. 20, on Thursday.
AT the annual session of the Detroit
Conference held at Alpena, Mich, last
week, DR.. ]. r. Rankin, pastor OF the
First Methodist Episcopal church OF Cor
ry, was transferred to the Detroit Con-
ference and appointed to Houghton,
Mich DR.. Rankin was formerly pop
ular Tionesta minister.
Mrs. NJ. Ittel, of Bradford, Pa, ac-
companied by her granddaughter and
great grandson, Mrs. hazel Hollenback
and Master Brooks Hollenback, also of
Bradford, were guests of Tionesta friends
Sunday. Mrs. Ittel is pleasantly remem
bered by our older citizens as former
resident of Tionesta and found many
here to greet her.
The Clarion Normal has quite good
sized enrolment of pupils from Forest
county Tor the present term, as follows:
Flossie Braden, ,Cooksburg; Mabel Baugh
man, Mary Brown, Clara DeSmet, Hazel
Morrison, Bessie Songer, Marienville;
Lulu Crossmun, Nathan Croasmun, Red
clyffe; Delbert Decker, Whig Hill; Janet
Haugh, Wilda Thomson, Nebraska; Clare
Henry, Florence Maxwell, Bertha Scow-
den, Tionesta.
Mrs. w. f. Hurlbut and little daugh-
ters Grace and Goldie left Newmansville
Monday for Tacoma, Wash, where they
will join Mr. Hurlbut, who has been en-
ployed there during the past three years.
The trip is a long one and tedious, but
the joy of meeting with husband and
papa will doubtless be- sufficient COM
pensation for the tiresome journey. Many
eastern friends will wish them great
happiness in their new home.
r. J. Shawkey was visitor in town
with his brother-in- law, Ralph Cook,
short time last week, going on to Nebras-
ka, where he was guest of Mrs. Shaw
keys parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Blauser.
The Sheffield Observer notes that "Bob
had good season pitching for the Balti-
more team and some of the ma jor league
managers are willing to pay big money
Tor him, but we predict that he will be
with the Philadelphia Athletics next
year."
"A jolly party of young folks went
up to West Hickory Friday evening and
enjoyed moonlight ride home on fleet
of the big barges. They carried with
them a lot of good "eats" to help along
the good time. The members of the party
we're Misses Kate Arner, Emma Arner,
Lenore Ritchey, Genavieye Doutt, Colyn
Clark, Florence Hagerty, Bertha Law
renee, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Craig, Perry
Berrnger and M. A. Carringer. j. A.
Lawrence was pilot on the feet and Ed.
Lawrence and Charles Charleston the
crew.
Wilbur W. Grove was welcome Wis.
itor to old friends and his former home
in Tionesta last week, a guest of his
brother, j. p. Grove, remaining over
Wednesday. His home il in jamestown,
N. Y, but the most of his time is spent
in Ohio, where he is associated with his
brother in oil operations near Portsmouth.
Mr. Grove and his son Garfield also man.
age two hotels in Columbus, Ohio, doing
prosperous business, but with all that
our good friend is never too busy to en-
tertan aud enjoy visit from any Tio-
nesta friend who may look him up when
in the Ohio capital city.