The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1912-02-14
PERSONAL.

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g. f. Watson has gone on six weeks
business trip to Lamison, Alabama,
Miss Newkirk, of Sandy Lake, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Angus Carson.
Ed. Harmon of Lickingville was
transactiug business in Tionesta yester-
day.
H. f. Redfeld, of Titusville, spent a
day or two of last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Smearbaugb.
Rev. ]. F. Scherer, of EndeavOr, was
calling on Tionesta friends Thursday and
didn't pass the print-shop by.
j. P. Grove and son James came
home last Saturday from Portsmouth,
Ohio, where they have been drilling.
Frank X. Morgan came up from Pitts
burg this morning for short visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Morgan.
Mrs. A. G. Red6eld, of Titusville,
came over last week and will spend the
balance of the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. Jacob Smearbaugb.
-Setley Thompson of Nebraska was a
visitor in town Monday, IL being his first
trip out since his recovery from hard
siege of pneumonia, which came near
proving his everlasting.
Albert Ewing of Cooper Tract, Forest
county, and Adah Jeffords, of Ssckett,
Elk county, were, en- the Sd inst, granted
marriage license by the clerk OF courts
of the latter named county.
Miss Bertha Scowden came home
from Clarion Normal and remained over
the Sabbath. Saturday evening a large
party of her young friends gave her
pleasant surprise at her home
Gus. B. Evans of Franklin was Tio-
Desta visitor few hours Thursday morn
ing. Mr.. Evans IL connected with affirm
that is manufacturing auto trucks, and
reports business flourishing in his line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Thompson, of
Nebraska, took their four.months. old
son to the Oil City hospital yesterday,
where DR.. j. B. Siggns will perform an
operation today to correct deformity in
the child's feet.
Forty of the friends of Earl B Catlin,
of Sheffield. called on him Saturday eve
ming, Feb. Sd, and gave him a pleasant
and enjoyable birthday surprise. A
handsome gas lamp was presented 10 him
as souvenir of the occasion.
"A. Wayne Cook took advantage of
the fine seighing Monday to drive over
To the county seat on a short business
mission. The REPUBLICAN was favored
with a pleasant call from him while here.
Mr.. Cook is spending the winter in Pitts
burg.
Subscription renewals are thankful |
ly acknowledged as follows: J. W. Cook,
Ben Avon, Pa; W. A. Shewman, Oregon
City, Ore; s. II Cook. Cooksburg, Pa;
w. J. Bennett, Lynch. new; Ed. Hsr-
mon, Litkingville; A. W. Cook, Pitts
burgh; j. T. Brennan, Warren.
Charles Amann, who for the past
several years has been employed by
& Son as a plumber and |
Inner, has accepted rosition with the
T.. ID. Everts Hardware Co., and will
have charge of the plumbing and tin shop
Df that concern.-W Warren Times.
Miss Helen mearbaugh. r. J. Hop
kins, Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Fulton, Miss
Blanche Pease, Harry T. Klinestive
Benjamin Wenk and Cyril Daniels,
,fTionests, we're in the city Saturday eve-
ming to attend the performance of "Mad-
,me X at the opera house. .-Titusville
Herald.
Monday DR.. Woehuert, noted Buff
Talo specialist, was called in consultation
upon the serious illness of Mrs. N. P.
Wheeler, Jr.. at her home at Endeavor,
md yesterday she was taken in a special
,ar to Buffalo, where her complete re-
,overy is confidently expected by her
physicians.