The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1912-12-11
PERSONAL.
Mrs. J. C. Dunn went to Pittsburgh
Tuesday for weeks visit.

Tuesday for weeks visit.
Joseph Green of West Hickory, was
Tionesta visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Cora Felt returned the last of
the week from visit In Bradford
Henry Sibble, of German Hill, was
one Of our pleasant callers Saturday.
M. e. Abbott was down from Kellett-
vile to spend Sunday with his family,
Mrs. Neal of Bradford visited her
sister, Mrs. j. II. Derickson, a few days
of the past week.
Mrs. Edward Dunkle and daughter
Dorothy, of OIL City, were guests at G.
II. Killmer's over Sunday.
&C. w. Hotel. assessor of Barnett
township, had business couple of days
last week at the county seat.
"A. W. Albsugh, of Albaugh Hill,
who has been seriously III for the past
three weeks, is improving now.
The Clarion Republican of last week
states that Clinton Fitzgerald of Marien-
vile, but temporarily residing in Clar-
ion, is seriously i'll.
w. G. Wyman, who was home with
his family over Sunday, expects soon to
move to Erie where his employment has
been for nearly year past.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howe Lyons were
called to Butler last week by the serious
illness of the formers mother, who is also
sister of Mrs. VIM. Lawrence.
Miss Margarete Blum is substituting
at the Binderer school this week, Miss
Muriel Dickrsger. the regular teacher,
being off duty on account of illness.
"A marriage license was issued at
Clerk Maxwell's odice on Monday to
Frank Hutchinson of Salamanca, N. Y,
and Miss Dora Jensen of Kellettville.
Mrs. S. NJ. Whitehil and grand.
daughter, Miss Jane Leech returned to
their home in Msrienvlle yesterday after
a fortnight's visit here with the formers
daughter, Mrs. j. e. Wenk.
Hon. N. p. Wheeler arrived here
this afternoon from Buffalo, where he had
been under treatment in one of the hos
pitsis for several weeks. Following a
visit of but few days to his home in En-
desvor, Forest county, Mr.. Wheeler will
leave with his wife for Ormond, Fla, to
spend the winter months.-Oil City
Blizzard.
Fred Gibson and Miss Nina Bean,
both of Warren, were united in marriage
Dec. 3D., at the Lutheran parsonage in
that city. Rev. w. @. Beck officiating.
known in the towns along Tionests
creek. The groom is employed at the
Lesser grocery. They will reside on
Dartmouth street, Warren.
w. T. Frampton, of Ridgway, re-
turned from West Hickory, Pa, where
he has been employed for some time past.
He will visit with his family here until
next Thursday, when he goes TO New
York City and on the 14th will sail Tor
Tres Barras, Brazil, South America,
where he has been engaged by the Clark
Bros. Co., of Belmont, N Y, as mill
wright to have charge of a new saw mill
at that place. Mr.. Frampton expects to
be gone for two years. Ridgwsy Advo-
cate.
"A card from Fred M. Morgan, who
spent couple of months here lsst sum.
mer, stat' that on account ofa recurrence
of heart trouble, he has again been
Obliged to leave Denver, Colo, for a low
er altitude, and he expects to spend the
winter in San Diego, California. Come
back here next spring, Fred, when the
bluebrds and robins prepare to set up
business for the summer. and where you
have friends galore who'll be tickled to
death to entertain and make life worth
while for you.
Sheffield Observer: s. II. Haslet has
returned from spending a week at the
home of his parents at Tionesta. Misses
Dora and Julia Rosen, of Endeavor,
visited at the home of Wm. Epstein few
days the past week. E. Rupert, of
Porkey, the newspaper correspondent
who keeps the rionesta valley, between
Barnes and Mayburg, on the map, was in
town Saturday.-E. w. Wood has
joined John S. Gildersleeve in the pur-
chase Of the Gildersleeve mercantile bust
ness at Brookston, and is now at his new
location. He has sold his residence to C.
A. Rice and will soon move to Brookston.
Prof. G. A. Anderson, principal of the
Big Run schools, spent Thanksgiving at
the home of his parents at Brookston, and
visited his Sheffield friends a few hours
Saturday.
Beautiful simplicity marked the mar.
risge ceremony Saturday at Oil City, of
Miss Janet Harper Heivly, the daughter
OF DR.. and Mrs. j. Fl. Heivly, and Henry
Yale Cornelius, the son of the Rev. s. A.
Cornelius, ID. D., pastor of the Second
Presbyterian church, who officisted.
After two weeks trip to the east, which
will include Washington. Philadelphia
and New York, Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
will go to housekeeping in their newly
furnished home in Oil City, where the
groom is employed with the Oil Well
Supply company. The bride is pleasant
ly remem bered by many of Tionesta's
young society folk, where she has fre-
quently visited. Among the out-of-town
guests who witnessed the ceremony were
Misses Colyn Clark and GeDsvieve Doutt
of this place.
A Dastardly Outrage.
On Wednesday night before Thanks
giving the good name of our town was