The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-03-12
PERSONAL.

Monday evening.
Mrs. Alice Swanson is visiting friends
in Jamestown, N. Y.
John N. Gerow spent Sunday with
relatives at Grand Valley.
Miss Bessie Hepler returned home
from Akron. Ohio last week.
j. G. Scowden was week end visitor
with relatives and friends at Meadville.
Miss Marie Smear rbaugh is visiting
her sister, Mrs. d. II. Edwards, AT Wash
ington, Pa.
Hubert Williams, Of Oil City, s. eDt
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A
l.. Thomson.
Mrs. Lena Farmer and sons Arthur
and Edward were home from Tidioule
over Sunday.
Vim. f. Blum spent Sunday in Oil
City visiting his sons, OF whom four aie
located in that city.
John Hood went to YOungsville last
Wednesday for visit with his daughter,
Mrs. Lee Andrews.
Miss Colyn Clark returned last week
from visit with her sister, Mrs. David
Edwards, 10 Sharon.
Archie Heper left Monday Tor st.
Petersburg, Fla, to be- engaged for
awhile in carpenter work
Rev. aud Mrs. W. o. Calhoun, OF
Linesvilo, Pa, we're guests of Mrs. q. F.
Watson over Tuesday night.
N. f. Hoover of Marienville, aud g.
G. Miller of Tylersburg, were business
visitors in the city last evening,
-George Shots of Tylersburg was q
Tionesta business visitor Saturday and
found time to give us a welcome call
while here.
Miss Olive Lanson gave very pleas
ing piano recital at her home Tuesday
evening for Miss Marie Abbott, a large
number of guests being in attendance.
Miss Lulu Robbins, OF Port ALE.
gheny, Pa, visited at the home of A.
Carson, Saturday, on her way to Marias-
Vile to resume her school, closed on ac-
count OF measles.
Mrs. K. y. Bullock of Brockton, N.
Y, Mrs. Jerome Hyatt of Titusville, and
Mrs. g. w. Binney of OIL City, were
guests of Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas Snod-
grass over Sunday.
Frank Walker, who enjoys the salu-
brious climate of Lsmison. Alabama, in
winter, and swelters some in the summer.
remembered a number of his northern
friends in shipment OF several cans OF
delicious southern cane syrup few days
ago, the REPUBLICAN Office being
amongst the favored. Many thanks,
Frank.
Will s. Gillespie a former Forest
county citizen, but for several years past
located 10 the Michigan lumber regions,
with headquarters at Birch, in that state,
notes that they have had steady sleighing
there since the 10th of December, and at
present they have about three feet OF
snow. He reports his family all we'll and
hearty.
The Franklin News of Monday notes
the marriage at Meadvile. March 9Th, of
Ray II, Pheugar. of Covington, KY, and
Miss Eva l.. Carr, of Franklin. The
bride is daughter of Mr.. an d Mrs. An
drew Carr, former residents OF Tionests.
The groom holds q responsible position
with Cincinnati firm. After May lst
Mr.. and Mrs. Pfeuger W i'll be at home at
COviugton, KY.
The REPUBLICAN was in error in re.
porting the arrival of a son at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Birtcil last week,
DR.. Dunn gave the item to a reporter oi
in which 1t was stated aud its uthenticity
was not questioned. The birth of son
to Mr.. aud Mrs. Lawrence Zsnts. who
occupy part of Mr.. Birtcil's house as
their home, is responsible for the mis-
statement. We offer ahject apologies to
Mr.. and Mrs. Birtcil, and congratu lations
to Mr.. aud Mrs. Gents.
DIR. j. G. Dunn, for the past sixteen
years prominent resident of Tionesla,
and in which community he has enjoyed
a large medical practice, has disposed of
his practice to Dr. G. +. Gregg of Pits
burg who now occupies the formers Of
fce in rea7lbf the Craig drug store. DR..
Dunn hssNh6t announced his plans for the
future, but we understand he expects to
leave within a day or two for Chicago to
take a pastrgradu duatecourse in medicine.
. q family remain here tor time
until he gets permanently located Our
best wishes go with the affable Doctor,
and may the lines fall to him in pie asant