The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1912-06-05
PERSONAL.

past week in Pleasantvlle.
Mrs. Perry McCalmont of President
was Tionesta visitor Friday.
REV. J. f. Schertr of Endeavor was a
business visitor in Tionesta Friday.
C. f. Watson was business visitor
in Williamsport the last of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dove of Warren
spent Sunday with Mrs. Doves parents
here.
Mrs. j. b. Pierce returned last week
from visit at her former home, Toronto,
Ohio.
Mrs Mary Glening went to West
Hickory Saturday for two weeks visit
with Mrs. Joseph Green.
Miss Hattie Goold, of OIL City, has
been reelected principal Of the third
ward scho u in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l.. DeWoody, of
Nebraska, attended the funeral of the late
William Hood, Monday evening.
-Messrs. London and Burkett of
Carington autoed over last week and
spent few days at the county seat.
Charles Incl is enjoying short va
cation at home previous to the State Col
lege commencement during the coming
week.
Mrs. Harry S. Garfield aud daughter
DeFrauce, of West Hickory, went to
Pittsburgh Tuesday for weeks visit
with friends.
Births To Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ew.
ing of Nebraska, June 2, a son. To Mr..
and Mrs. John Motterer of Eagle Rock,
June |, daughter.
"A marriage license was issued in
Warren Monday to Vern Covall, of Good
will Hill, and Miss Tabitha Mae Dun
ham, of Nelltown.
Veteran j. A. Small of Nebraska, ac-
companied by Mrs. Small and their
young son, attended the Memorial day
exercises here Thursday.
Ny. and Mrs. w. II. Wolfe, of Tio-
nests pwnship, went to Pittsburgh last
Wednesday for visit with their sons,
Charles, Harry and Milton.
Mrs. Joseph Morgan and grand
daughter, Miss Ruth Ball, are visiting
the formers daughters, NJ isses Mary and
Bessie Morgan, at Alliance, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bonner of
Chicago arrived in town Monday evening
and are guests at the bone of Mrs. Bon
ner's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Kelly.
Mrs. Chas. Anderson and two chill
dren, of West Hickory, are visiting at
the home of her sister, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
A. johnson, on Florence street.-Ridg-
way Advocate.
Mrs. j. w. Morrow and daughters,
Misses Martha, Nancy and Sarah, of Ii
dioule, spent Memorial day in Tionests,
Mrs. Morrow remaining a few days to
visit old Tionesta friends.
Samuel Haslet was home from Shelf
field over Sunday. He helped Sheffield
trim Kane 10 to in the opening game
of baseball Thursday, getting a single,
double and three base hit.
Bruce Hagerty and Karl Kiser took
advantage of the Sunday excursion train
to pay a visit to their homes. They are
employed at drilling in the Mexican
county field for John Il, Reck.
Mrs. J. K. Wenk went to Ridgway
this morning as the delegate from the
Presbyterian church of Tionesta to the
woman's home aud foreign missionary
convention of Clarion Presbytery.
Charles W. Smith and Squire J. AL
baugh Of East Hickory, were welcome
callers at the REPUBLICAN Office Friday.
The former is settling up the estate of his
father, the late DR., Smith OF Whig Hill.
Mrs. Nelson Mcdonald, of Warren,
was a guest the last of the week at the
home.of her uncle, Joseph Clark. Mr..
and Mrs, Clark also entertained their
niece, Miss Edith McKeen, of Nebraska,
several days.
Elijah Mealy of Cleveland, Oklahoma
is here on a visit to old friends. He has
been in the southwestern oil country Tor
a number of years, and barring the tire
mendous heat of the summer, likes 1t
there first rate,
"A postal from F. P. Walker informs
us that he has just recovered from an
operation on one of his eyes performed at
hospital in Mobile, Alabama. Take
good care ofthose eyes, Frank. They're
the best you ever had.
Will II. May of Louisville, KY, paid
a visit to his old Tionesta home as the
guest of Mr.. Kelly's family day or two
of last week. 1t was his first visit in five
years and he noted many substantial i'm
provemeuts in this beautiful little
borough.
Charles Hilands autoed up from
Pittsburgh yesterday and is visiting at
the home of his cousin, Mrs. d. W.
Clark. Mr.. Hiands is a pension-retired
fireman of the city and thinks he may
spend the summer in this latitude, where
he was born and riz.
Subscription renewals are thankfully
acknowledged as follows: G. w. Smith,
Mrs. j. p. Mccullough, new East
Hickory; N. P. Wheeler, Jr., (Dew) En-
deavor; Mrs. L. L. DeWoody, Nebraska;
Harry Wertz, Tionests; Mrs. r. j.
Flynn, Newtown Mills.
Amos l.. Cooper, of Valencia, Butler
county. came up Monday to attend the
funeral of the late William Hood, and Is
remaining few days to visit friends of
former years, when he was resident of
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