The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1912-03-13
PERSONAL.

ing old friends in town.
-Rsy Cole of Nebraska was one of our
brief callers yesterday morning.
Mrs. J. j. Connolly of Pittsburg is
paying a visit to her father, G.. W. Rob-
inson.
w. f. Jones of Newtown Mills was a
welcome caller at the REPUBLICAN office
Wednesday.
Thomas Sibble of Green township,
was welcome caller at the REPUBLICAN
office yesterday.
Fred Rathfon of Lickingville was a
Tionesta visitor Thursday aud dropped
in to say "howd'y" to the REPUBLICAN,
force.
"A. ]. Fleming of Warren was circu-
lating among friends here Wednesday,
and didn't forget to give US friendly
visit.
Rev. and Mrs. w. o. Calhoun, Of
Linesville, Pa, are visiting Tionesta
faiends.
Il. NJ. Fox, Earle Boughton, Geo. II.
and Gus Warden, of Endesvor, we're fra
ternizing with brother Masons here Mon
day evening.
Mrs. II. II. Watson entertained a
large party of ladies at her home Satur-
day evening, progressive finch being
the amusement.
%. @. Stroup. the busy gauger for the
Wilburne Oil Co., was one of our callers
Tuesday evening and left dollar to help
grease the wheels.
w. s. Palmer of Sharon, Mercer
county, announces his candidacy this
week for delegate to the National Repub-
lican convention at Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. @. Brown were in
Clarion few days OF the past week at
tending the obsequies of the late John f.
Brown, which we're held Friday.
Prof W. M. Cook, of Mayburg,
teacher of the Porkey school, spent the
Sabbath in Tionesta as the guest of Supt.
Carson and Profs. Gill and Smith, of the
borough high school.
"A sleighing party of twenty-one per-
sons from Lickingville and Newmans-
vile, chsperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. W.
w. Mills, enjoyed chicken supper at
the Hotel Weaver last Wednesday.
Miss Hazel Fones returned home
Saturday evening, considerably relieved
after a visit to "Bonesetter" Reese, at
Youngstown, Ohi). He found the trouble
in her left foot to be caused mainly by
misplaced ligaments.
There is a new and and active Social.
ist at the home of J. E. Whtmore, the
county chairman OF that party, since q
fine fourteen pound boy arrived at his
home in East Hickory last Thursday.
And "Jske" is just about the best
pleased man in the ownship.
w. g. Wymau, who spent the past
six weeks in Michigan in the in
terest of an Erie firm, was home over
Sunday with his family, returning TO
Erie Monday morning. Mr.. Wyman says
where he was the mercury never rose
above ten degrees below zero, and was
about that temperature when he left
Michigan.
Hon. G. w. Stone, who two weeks
ago was taken to Bermuda in the hope
that the climate would benefit bis health
arrived home Friday. The climate in
Bermuda did not agree with Mr.. Stone
and 1t was thought best to bring him
home. Mr.. Stone was much fatigued
from his journey, but as soon as he has
had complete rest it is expected that be
will go to some point on the coast of
Florida, possibly to Sea Breeze. Warren
Times.
Wednesday evening at 1880 o'clock
Rev. Horace NJ. Conawsy per formed the
wedding service which united in holy
wedlock Charles d. Mckee and Miss FL.
ma V. Emert, both of Ticnests. The
beautiful ring service of the church was
used. The future home of the married
couple will be in Tionests where they are
we'll known and have many friends who
wish them every joy. The marriage oc.
Cured in the parlor of the New Struthers
House. Warren Mirror.