The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-03-05
PERSONAL.

church, Oil City, Sunday.
Sam Haslet returned to Sheffield last
Wednesday to take up his painting job.
Mrs. +. s. Hunter went to Kittan-
ming Friday to visit her sister for a few
days.
| Mrs. G. f. Watson returned home
Saturday from her visit in Lamison,
Alabama.
"A large fat boy was born Sunday
morning to Mr.. aud Mrs. Ray Birtcil, OF
Tionesta.
M Misses Stella Brown and Pearl Lewis
of Tdioute we're over-Sunday guests of
Mrs. Archie Clark.
Mrs j. E. Wenk went to Marien vi lie
yesterday to visit her mother, Mrs. s. NJ.
Whitebill. for week.
Fred Rathfon and Clifford Potter of
Tylersburg gave the REPUBLICAN Office q
pleasant call Thursday.
Miss Ethel Clark came home from
Meadville Tuesday for a visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II Clark.
Ed Rudolph Of Endesvor was trans
acting business in town Saturday and
found time to make us pleasant call.
Mrs. Frank s. Hunter elegantly en-
tertained twelve of her lady friends at a
SIX O'Clock dinner Wednesday evening.
Mercantile Appraiser l.. w. Mong,
who just completed his tour of the county
was a pleasant caller st this Office Friday.
Miss Martha Hsnnold, of Newmans-
vile. went to the North Warren Hospital
Monday morning, where she enters on a
course of training to become nurse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hood and
daughter Blanche, of Van, Pa, were
among the relatives who were called
here 10y the death of Mr.. Hoods mother.
j. d. Davis left Saturday to visit his
son Kepler, who is a cadet at the Annsp-
oils naval academy, and while so near
the National capital slipped over and at
tended Prof Wilson's inauguration.
Mrs. Mshitable Jane II unter) Dsven.
port, died at the home of her daughter in
Ttusville last Thursday morning. aged
about 80 years, having been born 10 IT.
dioute in 1881. She was sister of our
towDsman, William l.. Hunter.
"A. L. Thomson of Jameson gave US
pleasant call yesterday. Bert has about
recovered from injuries sustained spout q
month ago while working on the Baird
lease on Dawson run, in which rib was
fractured and his foot severely crushed.
Mrs. Jennie E. Agnew was hostess Ia
the Reading Club al its regular bweekly
meeting last Wednesday, serving her
sister members with an elaborate five.
course luncheon at the noon hour, after
which the regular program WAS rendered
Russell Hopkins, George Warden
Miss Helen Smesrbsugh, Miss Gens
We've Doutt, Mrs. Cora Watson Felt
Mrs. Robert A. Fulton, Mrs. II. II
Watson and Mrs. Fred Slocum went tC
Titusville last evening to see the opers
"The Rose Maid"
Ernest Barr of Gilfoyle, and Miss
Mildred Weller, OF Endesyor, both o
Forest county, were united in marriage
at Warren. Pa. Feb. 26. 1913, hev
Norris A. White officiating. TIE happy
young couple have the best wishes OF {
host of friends in this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Shewmsn, snG
son Alon. after two weeks In Southern
California's metropolis, Los Angeles
have taken up their abode for a shOr
time at Long Beach. 1t is their intention
to soon visit the Imperial Valley. sbou
two hundred miles to the ncrlh.-Oregor
City Courier.
j. A. Connolly, the we'll known Lud
low leather manu- facturer, was a visitor
in Kane Saturday. Mr.. Connolly hal
spent considerable time in Washington o
late, attending the hearings on the tariff
schedule that affect the leather msnufsc
turing industry. he is of the opinion
that the future tariff will be for revenu,
only. Kane Republican.
Mrs. A. H. Hunter, of Nebraska
wife of Conduct, Hunter, of the s.
, T. railway, was taken to the Emergency
hospital at Warren, Monday, for an op
GRAFTON for appendicitis, which was per
formed by DIR. Robertson of Warren snC
DR.. Dunn of Tlonests. The patient wa'
doing we'll at last accounts and will re-
cover without serious trouble.
Miss Clara Shaw, of Franklin, Pa.
and Albert II Bar ber, prominent news
paper man of Cleveland, Ohio, wer'
united in marriage at the NJ. E. parson
age at West Hickory, Saturday evening
March LIST, Rev. W. w. Dale officiating
They will make their home in Cleveland
These young people were in Tionest'
Saturday and were guests of Miss ElvI
Lanson.
w. l.. Osgood of Starr. one of oul
prompt paying subscribers, was wei
come caller Monday morning. BILLY
expects to put up temporary domicil'
f on his farm in the spring and later viii
4, replace the dwelling recently burnet
with modern home, and when he doe
this we shall expect him to invite som
fair damsel to share 1t with him as l,f
, partner.
An Important Conference on Evangelism
and Missions.