The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-01-01
PERSONAL.


Tionesta visitor Friday.
g. w. Robinson is improving from a
severe attack of grip, friends will be
pleased to learn.
N. p. Wheeler Jr. and Frank Wither-
ell, of Endeavor, we're business visitors
in town Saturday.
Charles Harvey, of the Mapes ma
chine shop, is doing some boiler repair
ing at Glade this week.
Mrs. G. A. Scott, who was visiting
her sister, Mrs. A. A. Pease, left Friday
night for her home in Cygnet, Ohio.
X. l.. Haugh, engineer on the Ne
braska MILL was Tlonesta visitor Satur-
day and gave us a pleasant call while
here.
MIR. and Mrs. Ernest Sibble returned
Saturday from a pleasant ten day visit
with Will Sibble at Lima, Ohio, where
their son. Howard, is also employed.
Hon. A. r. Mechling was visitor in
town over Friday night, leaving 'ou the
bNOulbR tldih "
assume his duties as representative in
the general assembly.
w. r. Hart, formerly of Marienville,
has been seriously i'll at his home in
Sheffield, but his many friends will be
pleased to know that he was somewhat
improved according to last reports.
Mrs. James d. DAVIS, of Tionesta,
was in Warren today enroute home from
a visit with her son at Annapolis Naval
Academy, and visited her cousin, Mrs.
W. S. Peirce.- Warren Times, Tuesday.
ON the lst inst, at the office of Pro-
thonotary Maxwell, Squire ID. w. Clark
performed the ceremony which united in
marriage Archie Franklin Walters, of
Redcly fie. and Miss Lottie Cochran, of
Gilfoyle, Forest county.
Mr.. and Mrs. George JOY, of Kiuzua,
are guests at the home Of their daughter,
Mrs. Isaac Mccoy, to remain three
weeks, after which they will go to Joliet,
III to spend the winter with their
daughter, Mrs. Bernard Vaughn.
Raymond Childs, sawyer on the
Jameson mill located on branch of
Hemlock creek, was laid off few days Of
the past week with a painfully sore eye
which bad become irritated and lnfiamed
by dust from an emery wheel used in
dressing up the circular saw.
Frank Leech left here Sunday for a
winters sojourn in Florida after briet
visit at tue home OF his aunt, Mrs. j. e..
wenk. Enroute he will stop day with
his father at Cameron, W. Va. 1t de-
pends on how he finds things to his lik-
ing as to the length of his stay in the
Eyerglade state.
From Bridgeport, ILL.,, comes the
belated news that an eight-pound son was
born to Mr.. aud Mrs. Arthur Stroup, on
December 22, 1912. And the happy
grauddads, A. W. Stroup and VIM d..
Harrison, are stepping around just a
little spryer over the advent of the first
grandchild in their families.
County Auditors A. c. Gregg, of
Brookston, and G. II. Warden, of En-
deavor, with d. w. Clark as their clerk,
started on the annual audit of the county
accounts Monday. Auditor Van Shields,
of Clarington, was unable to meet with
the board when it organized, owing TO
the serious illness of his mother, Mrs.
W. ID. Shields.
We had pleasant call yesterday from
, our old friend, n. q. Cole, of Nebraska,
! who left with us, as he claimed, his last
} dollar in renewal of his subscription.
We hated to take the money under the
I circumstances, but when 1t dawned on us
; that Nelson was after all getting much
, the best of the bargain, we pulled it over
. without grimace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Heath, of Coch-
ranton, Pa, were guests of Sheriff and
Mrs. W. H. Hood over Sunday, enjoying
E. a brief wedd ing trip. They we're married
A at the home of the groom's brother, s.
/ A. Heath, in Franklin. Jan. lst, Rev.
b Charles DeWoody officiating. The bride
= was Miss Gladys Thompson, of Utica,
4 and she is cousin of Mr.. Hood.
. Phil Ekas, John Wilson and Capt j.
' J. Haight left Wednesday evening for
D New York. On Saturday Mr.. Ekas
leaves that city with some friends for an
] ocean trip to Porto Rico, and after seeing
! the sights of the metropolis Messrs. Will
! son and Haight will return home
George s. Hunter bought the first par
eel post stamp and mailed the first pack
5 aye at this Off fice.-Sheffield Observer.
r. D. Berlin, who has been men,
Der of the Warren police force Tor several
years, has resigned and contemplates
leaving soon for points in Oklahoma tn
engage in the oil business. Mr.. Berlin
severed his connection with the force
with the death OF the old year and his
: place will be filled by special officer
until his successor is elected by council
Warren Mirror. Mr., Berlin was 8