The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-04-30
PERSONAL.

was visitor in town last Thursday.
Joseph Green, of West Hickory, was
business visitor 10 Tionesta Friday.
George Buhl OF Akeley, Warren
county, was business visitor in town
Friday.
j. T. Dale, who spent the past winter
in Florida, returned home yesterday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Incl and daugh-
ter Helen visited relatives in Tidioute
over Sunday.
Mrs. G.. b. Armstrong; friends will
be pleased to learn that she is improving
from her serious Illness.
w. W. Wolfe, of Tionesta, was Wis.
itor in the city today. He was enroute
to Tulsa, Okla, where he expects to To-
cate. oil City Blizzard, 2Sih.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Burhenn and
children of German Hill spent the Sab
bath as the guests of the latter's mother,
Mrs. Mong, in Tionesta township.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. e. Watson autoed
up from Oil City Saturday and Miss Mae
Sanner returned to the city with them,
remaining as their guest over Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Swanson and Miss Kate
Arner went to Erie Friday and spent the
Sabbath with their sister, Miss Emma
Arner, student nurse at st. Vincenps
hospital.
"A son arrived Monday morning at
the home OF Orion Clark, one of the pro-
gressive merchants of Eudeavor, and the
little guest is all the more welcome
through there already being three dsugh.
ters in the family.
John r. Reck drove down from
Bradford in his auto Thursday and
mingled with friends for a day or two.
Mr.. Reck had the contract for drilling
the Council run we'll which was plugged
at depth of $500 feet.
Hon. F. X. Kreitler, of Nebraska,
and attorneys T. F. Ritchey and A. G.
Brown, OF Tionesta, Joined Hon. P. M.
Speer, of Oil City, yesterday in trip TO
Harrisburg, where public hearing will
be held today on one of the "Uater
snake" bills now before the legislative
committees.
Miss Katharine Osgood, who presides
over the destinies of the pupils of room
No. in the Tionesta schools, is the fortu.
nate winner of free scholarship in the |
Chautauqua summer schools, having |
been notified Monday of her selection as
one of twenty teachers who have been
awarded full scholarships.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Bryner and
daughter, and Mrs. A. F. Atchison, of
PleasantVille, drove over Saturday and
spent the Sabbath with Tionesta friends,
the first named being guests of MIR. and
Mrs. Joseph Clark, and the latter to visit
her husband. Mr. Bryner was driving
an elegant new Winton-s six automobile.
M. e. Abbott left Monday morning
for Baltimore, Md. The Abbott house,
hold goods have been stored and Mrs.
Abbott and the children are max ing their
hNh'o tOuipOia AZ ny WIN MIS- ELHmh
Blum, on Vine street. H. II. Donley
will shortly occupy the j. T. Carson
house on Bridge street, vacated by the
Abbott family.
We had pleasant call from William
Albaugh, of East Hickory, who was in
town on business Monday. Our old
veteran friend was looking forward with
joyful anticipations to the reunion of the
old boys at Gettysburg next July, where
he hopes to meet many of his old COM
rsdes who went through that memorable
battle and lived to tell about it.
Miss Agnes j. Horton and Harold j.
Mcclellan, of Marienville, were united in
marriage at the Court House Friday eye-
ming, 10Th inst, by Rev. Horace M. Con-
awsy, pastor of Trinity NJ. e. church.
Mrs. Annie e. Horton, mother Of the
bride, and Mrs. U. g. Edwards were the
only attendants of the bride. The young
couple will reside at Marienville. .-Ridg.
way Democrat.
Misses Edna Ogden. Ethel Hall,
Pearl Hopkins and Cora Taft formed a
hiking party that walked down from En-
deavor and took in the ball games be-
tween the boy scouts, returning home In
the evening on the train. When it is un-
derstood that the distance is over nine
miles and that the young ladies covered
1t in about three hours, il will be seen
that the stunt was no Insignificant one.
Mrs. Mary Gordon, widow of the late 4
Alexander Gordon, both of whom were |
former we'll known residents here, is
i'll at her home at Elkhart,
Indiana, and her advanced age, 50 years,
makes her recovery very doubtful, we G
are sorry to state. Her sister, Mrs. VIM, {
Lawrence, received message Saturday
stating that her condition was critical and O
further information is to the effect that S
Ill the members of the family have been T
home.
r.. b. Kitfer who conducts prosper II
rus farm up the Beaver Valley road in
Hickory township, brought a load of :
yrist to the Lanson mill Friday, and
while awaiting its conversion into -four, >
,ave this Office a pleasant call. He not II
'nly raises good crops but meets with b
considerable success in the line of poultry
nd egg culture, and reports the produce b
ion by one of his turkeys of an egg n
7hx9 inches, and weighing
N even quarter pound. For turkey II
gg this rather takes the chrome, we tC
mould say.