The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-04-02
PERSONAL.

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Il. II. Mensch of Marien lille is Wis.,
itor in the city today.
Edward Rudolph of Whig Hill was q
friendly caller yesterday.
Harry II. Smith. of West Hickory,
was business visitor In Tionesta yes
terday.
MIR. and Mrs. J. ID. w. Reck and Mr..
and Mrs. Dallas Reck came home yester-
day from their winters sojourn in balmy
Florida.
w. j. Miller of Kellettville was a
business visitor in town Monday and
found time to give us pleasant call
while here.
Mrs. George W. Warden and daugh-
ter. Miss Mary Alice, who spent the past
winter In California, have returned to
their Endeavor home.
--Delbert Decker and Robert Sigworth
pleasantly entertained the high school
graduating class at their homes, the for
mer on Thursday evening and the latter
Friday evening of the past week.
John 6. Hunter is moving his family
to Oil City this week, where he is em.
ployed on the p. r. r Sorry to lose our
good citizens but wish them prosperity
and happiness in their new home.
Miss May Lsnson is hcme on short
vacation from Oberlin, o., College. MISS
Olive LaDson had been visiting her
cousin aud they came home together, but
the food held them at oil City for two
days.
MIR. and Mrs. d. r. Shaded of Brook
willie were over the first of the week to
visit Mrs. Shadel's sisters, Mrs. Joseph
Morgan and Mrs. H. K. Moody, the latter
of whom has been seriously i'll for many
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard II. Donley
have returned from Williamsport and
again taken up their home in Tionesta.
Mr.. ID. will keep the big saws 10 condi.
ton at the Coleman, Hsrter q Co. mill
this season.
j. T. Flick, who has had Tie job out
on the Curtin tract, Tionesta township,
the past year, aud lives on the Wm.
Nicol farm, gave us call Monday. He
expects his job to last him through the
coming summer.
Our veteran friend George Swsb of
Hunter station gave us a pleasant call
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Swab is one of
the survivors of the great battle of Geltys-
burg in 1858, and If he keeps his health
will attend the fiftielh anniversary of that
momentous event next July.
MIR and Mrs. Charles Cox. who re-
side on the Hopkins farm, were made
happy last Friday morning when the
stork brought them fine healthy boy.
On Sunday the stork performed the same
service Tor Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Car
baugh of Newmsnsville, except that in
this instance the newcomer was a pretty
little daughter.
-Jamss f. Jones. of East Hickory,
gave the REPUBLICAN, office a pleasant
call Monday afternoon. He says they
bad water splenty last week up in his
town, but it was "Lack water" and very
quiet, doing little or no damage, unlike
the terrific food of July 8, 1908. which
wrought great havoc to public and pri-
vste property in that community.
j. B. Hagerty has moved his family
into the Hepler house on South Elm
street. The Urey house which he vacated
will be occupied by Sam. T. Carson's
family. James Garfield will move into
the house vacated by Carson, on West
Walnut street, and Clifford Foreman will
occupy the house vacated by Garfield.
corner of East Bridge aud Vine streets.
Mrs. G. W. Bovard and son, DR..
Bovard, were in OIL City Sunday to at
tend the funeral of the late George w.
Parker, who was a cousin of Mrs. Bo-
ward. Mr. Parker was one of Oil City's
pioneer bankers, as we'll as one of the
city's most prominent and enterprisiDg
citizens. He was aged ~ years and
leaves two sons, William NJ. and Harold
r., surviving.
Mr. and Mrs. william A. Shewmsn,
and son Alon, VIII left here about a
month ago for California, where the for
mer went for the interest of the Western
Stock Joui nal, of which he is the editor,
are for the present at Bakersfield but
will soon leave for Fresno, and will visit
the Sacramento Valley on their return
trip. They have been at Los Angeles
aud at Long Beach since leaving here.-
Oregon City Courier.
Mrs. l.. w. Bsrnbart and two child
rem, Marietta and Walter, who have been
visiting Mrs. Barnharts uncle, Rev. A.
| II. NJ Zahniser of 306 Metoxet street, left
Wedn esday afternoon for Port Allegheny,
Pa, where they will visit other relatives.
Mrs. Barnhart has spent the past five
years in the west and is visiting relatives
in the east before taking up their resi-
dence in new home 10 California
Ridgway Democrat.
w. G. Wyman was home over Sun
day with his family. 1t is his intention
to move to Erie within the next ten days
or two weeks where his interests have
been for the past year and half Many
Tionesta people will regret exceedingly
the removal OF so excellent citizen and
family from their midst. and ss our next
door neighbor the REPUBLICAN shares
especially in this regret, yet we hope
their new home proves one of pleasure
and profit to them. We understand DR..
Gregg will move into their pretty home
here.
Hart Lawrence came home from
Perry, N. Y, last Wednesday morning,