The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1912-04-10
PERSONAL.

Charlie Kirchartz of Warren was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
DIR. Karl Wenk of Kane spent Easter
Sunday at his Tionesta home.
Charles Flick is home from Alleghe-
ny College for the Easter vacation.
Miss Marie Dunn, teaching at Free
dom, Pa, came home for the Easter vacs-
tion.
Miss Bess Sigworth was home from
her Cherry Grove school for the Easter
vacation.
Born, April 9th, 1912, son, Dale
Furman Carrier, to Mr.. and Mrs. ID. f.
Carrier, Jr., of Herminie, Pa.
Leonard Blum and family were up
from Oil City to spend Easter with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Blum.
Mrs. Robert A. Fulton returned the
first of the week from visit with Mrs.
6. X. E. Dawson, at Collingswood, N. J.
Capt. VIM. Mccain, who spent the
past winter in Florida, has gone back to
Bridgeport, Illinois, where daughter
resides.
WIN. Nicol and family left Monday
for their new home at Crane Lake, Sas-
k katchewsn, Canada. where they expect to
locate permanently.
Mrs NJ. q. Burton and Mrs. Blanche
NJ. Hawkins, mother and sister of Rev.
W. s. Burton, left for their home in
Warren this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sibble, of Lima,
Ohio, who cane to attend the funeral oi
Mrs. Ernest Sibble, are visiting among
| friends for few weeks.
Miss Sarah Carson, having finished a
successful years work in the schools al
Msriasville, Pa, arrived home Saturday
for the summer vacation.
IS. b. Newton, of Buffalo, N. ",
Travelling Passenger Agent of the Penn
sylvania Railroad, was business visitor
in Tonesta over Tuesday night.
Mrs. d. II. Edwards, of Washington
Pa. is paying her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
WIN. Smesrbaugh, visit. DIR. Edwards
came up and spent Esster Sunday with
his wife.
Subscription renewals are thankfully
ack nowledged as follows; Mrs. A. f.
Ericsson, North Warren, Pa; Andrew
fIngdahl, West Hickory; Bert Black
Knox, Pa; VIM. Sbble, Lima, Ohio; X
w. 6 uiton, Muzette.
sam. Haslet left yesterday to take biz
place with the Springfield base ball team
of the Connecticut State league. Sans
many friends hereabout are confident ht
will more than make good with any oi
the New Englanders.
Andrew Engdahl and son Arthur, o
West Hickory, were Tionesta visitor'
Thursday. Mr.. Engdahl, who has suf
fered long spell of sickness. is holding
his own pretty well, and making a gopt
fight against persistent odds.
james Conger was home from Law
renceville, ILL.,, last week, where he ha
been working in the oil fields for severa
years past. He returned Saturday, hi
mother, Mrs. James Conger, accompany
ing him and expecting to make an ex
tended visit.
Il. NJ. Fox, G.. E. Warden, g. H
Warden, H. A. Schweilzer, K. II. Bough
ton and l.. q Fox made up party whic
came down from Eudeavo' Monday nigh
to attend the Masonic meeting. e. L
DeWoody of Nebraska was also one
the out. of.town visitors.
Bert Black and family, who spent tn
past several years in the lumber region
of West Virginia, have come back t
Pennsylvania, and will make their hom
near Knox, Clarion county. They are a
present here on a visit to Mrs. Black
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Robert Mealy, c
the Township.
Max B. Sutley, of West Hickory, an
Miss Blanche r. Bum, daughter of MI
and Mrs. Henry Blum, of Tionesta town
ship, are receiving the congratulations c
many friends upon the happy event
their marriage, which was solemnized q
Warren, Pa. on the I'd inst, Rev. Fl. N
Conway officiating at the ceremony.
Charles Charleston returned la:
week, from a three months souther
trip, part of which time he spent at Lam
son Ala, where he went with Fran
Walker early in the winter. He also wa
at Galveston, Texas for some time, an
went over to Texas City, to visit Hart an
John Lawrence, who he reports we'll an
happy.
Jacob Siggins and son, Ralph, cam
home from New Bethlehem last week !c
, a short vacation. They are engaged /
drilling gas wells in that locality. M
Siggins was hit glancing blow on th
head by a heavy plank just before leaN
ing his work to come home, which, ha
It struck him fairly would surely hay
crushed his skull, instead of mel ely gi'
ing him a severe headache for severi
hours.
Big Scare Over Austin Dam.
The wooden dam of the Bayless Papt
aud Pulp Co., at Austin, Pa, gave Il