The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1912-02-28
PERSONAL.

WIN ionootn Hienus soVorhl uhys OF the
past week.
Miss Lenore Ritchey left last week
for visit with friends In Ford City and
Reynoldsville, Pa.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Foy, of
Church Hill, Hickory township, Febru-
ary 25th, a daughter.
Harry A. Smith and f. w. Gill
spent Saturday and Sunday at the for
mer's home in Mayburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. W. Reck changed
their location several weeks ago from st.
Petersburg, Fla, TO 0zona, Fla.
Carl Anderson, of Brookston, who
was serving as grand juror this week,
gave us pleasant call Monday.
From a private letter we learn that
son was recently born to Mr.. and Mrs.
X. @. Heath, on Santa Monica, Cal.
Judge Siggins of Tidioute was trans
acting business in town Wednesday and
made us pleasant call while here.
Amos f. Ledebur of the Borough is
this week announced as candidate for
delegate to the Republican State conven-
tion.
Mrs. j. W. Landers went TO Pitts
burg Monday to study the spring styles
in millinery and lay in took of the nice
creations.
We were favored yesterday with
pleasant call from our old friend Philo
Williams, Of Clarington, who was doing
grand jury duty this week.
IL. X. Brennan, of Truemans, and
Charles Shaffer, of Church Hill, who are
doing jury duty this week, were among
our pleasant callers Monday.
Henry Armburger. who for the past
couple OF years has been employed at
WoodlawD, Beaver county, has moved
back to the farm at Hunter station.
The REPUBLICAN acknowledges a
pleasant call Monday from Constables
Shannon OF Kellettville, and Payne OF
Marienville, who were here to make their
quarterly returns to court.
Mrs. Earl Knox was operated upon
at the hospital in Oil City for appendicitis
last Wednesday. The operation was sue
cessful and she is doing full as we'll as
could be espected under the circum-
stances.
Albert Austin Barnes, of Endeavor,
and Miss Jessie Mary Putnam, of East
Hickory, we're united in marriage Tues
day, February q, 1912, at the Free Meth
odist parsonage, Tionesta, Rev. G. A.
Garrett officiating,
Capt. Hsight was down from Cooper
Tract yesterday on business. He is ar
ranging to install gasolene plant of
some magnitude at or near Hastings sta
tion an Tionesta creek, expecting to have
it ia running operation within the next
few months.
The middle year class of 1918 of the
Clarion Normal School presented the
operetta "Miss Bob White" Feb. Goth.
The following Forest county students had
prominent parts in the production; Del
bert Decker, Flossie Braden, Janet
Haugh and Florence Maxwell.
John Linder of West Hickory. but
formerly of this place. came to Ridgwsy
yesterday and is enjoying a well earned
vacation visit with his daughter. Mrs.
John Hugeler. and his son, Ed Linder,
both of whom reside about one mile out
the Grant road. .-Ridgwsy Advocate.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Hunter of Ne
braska, came home Wednesday from a
two weeks visit with relatives and
friends in West Virginia, Ohio, and Pitts.
burg. Conductor Tip" who so genially
presides over the passenger train on the
S. & T. railroad, reports fine time on
this trip.
William Smearbaugh reached home
last evening from his five-weeks' Pacific
coast trip He met pretty much all of
the former Forest county people located
in Portland, Seattle aud Chehals, and
reports them all happy and contented
and with no desire to return TO the east,
except to visit old friends at their former
homes.
orion Allio of Tionesta township re.
signed his position as principal of the
schools at Nebraska last week to accept
place as book keeper for the Range Lum-
Der Co., of Cass, West Virginia, and left
here Saturday to take up the work at that
place. Stitzinger Bros, formerly of this
county are principal owners of the lum-
bering operations of this company.
Subscription renewals from the fol-
lowing persons are thank kfully acknowl-
edged: Judge John Siggins, Tidioute;
]. p. Grove, Jacob Armburger, Tionesta;
Fuel Supply Co., Oil City; G. e. Mong,
Toledo, Ohio; D. f. Copeland, Thorn
wood, w. Va; b. p. Anderson, Brooks
ton; A. c. Shannon, Kellettville; l.. R.
Brennan, Truemans; Philo Williams,
A. r. Braden, Clarington.
MIR. and Mrs. Lawrence McCrea, of
Meadville, are here this week to bid
friends good bye before leaving for Cali
fornia, to which state they move expect
ing to make 1t their future home. They
make their first stop at Maricopa, where
George Mong, whose wife is sister of
Mrs. McCrea, resides, and if "Jim" is
suited with the outlook he will remain in
that locality. While regretting their de-
parture, friends will wish them joy and
prosperity in their new home.
NewtOwn Mills.
II. McMillen of Mayburg visited bis
cousin, Mrs AL Smith and family a cou- |