The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-06-18
PERSONAL.

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-Supt. j.. o. Carson is in Edinboro this
week as one OF the States examiners at
the Normal School.
Mrs. j.. e. Wenk Ia spending the
week with her mother, Mrs. s. M. White
hill, at Marienville.
-Parke Stokes, of Toronto, Ohio, IL
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Emma s. Pierce,
at the Hotel Weaver.
Mrs. r. o. Carson, of Neilltown, was
a guest at the home OF her son, s. Il.
Carson, last Thursday.
MIR. aud Mrs. Earl Hepler, of Frank
lin, were guests over Sunday at the
home of his brother, j., l.. Hepler.
Joseph Green, of West Hickory, was
one of our pleasant callers while attend
ing to business at the county seat yester-
day.
Mrs. j. A. Chappell and Miss Edna
Chsppell, of Sandy Lake, Pa, are here
for a visit with Mrs. p. Moor and Mrs.
Boris.
Mrs. l. Fulton, of Danbury, Conn
is enjoying a visit with her many To
nesta friends as the guest of her son, r.
A. Fulton, at the Central Hotel.
County COMMISSIONS III. II. McClel-
Ian, Leo F. Heating, AL. Hoover aud
VIM. e. Niece motored over from Mar
%ienville yesterday and we're transacting
business here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Kelly and
young daughter, of Chicago, are here to
spend their annual two weeks vacation,
and Ben expects again to establish a new
record for bass fishing during his stay.
Rev. w. S. Burton's class of sixteen
members in the Nebraska Sunday School
drove down by tallyho last evening and
spent a few very pleasant hours with the
minister and his family at the Methodist
parsonage.
ID. W. Clark, artist, and T. F.. Ritch-
ey and J. T. Carson, viewers, are up in
Howe township this week looking over
the ground with a view to relocating a
road leading from the Porter farm TO the
jerks township line.
Mrs. Bart Wiles and two children
left Tuesday for Falconer, N. Y, for a
few weeks visit with her sister. Mrs.
G. A. Becker, of Nj. Savage, Md, who is
visiting her sister and her grandfather,
W. w. Walford, went with her for a few
days.
Fred Scowden, accompanied by
Misses Essie and Genevieve Scowden,
drove over from Meadville Monday We.
ming on learning of his brothers illness,
and was glad to find him much improved.
He returned yesterday, leaving Miss
Essie with her father for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Scowden were
called to Clarion last Wednesday to the
bedside of their daughter, Miss Bertha,
one of this years graduates from the Nor
nal school, who was seriously i'll with
appendicitis. She was better when they
arrived and is again able to be about.
w. S. Beers went to Pittsburg Mon
day with the intention of consulting
specialists in regard to the condition of
his young son, Winfield, who was left a
cripple through a serious attack of in
fantile paralysis several years ago. He
may stop on the way to consult Boneset-
ter Reese.
Mrs. Charles II. Hunter entertained
the large party of Franklin guests of
Mrs. Clark, with local friends, in a six
o'clock dinner at her pleasant home on
the West Side, one evening during the
function by Mrs. w. II. Hunter and Mrs.
f. p. Amsler.
Sunday evening about eight o'clock
County Commissioner j. G. Scowden was
stricken suddenly and violently i'll with
an acute attack of Indigestion. and for a
time his suffering was most intense. Re-
lief came later in the evening by the aid
of heroic remedies, and while still dis
tressed he is able to DO about again. 1t
was a close call.
Miss Mary Thompson and her niece,
Miss Alice Mccullough, of Nebraska,
departed Monday for Portland, Oregon,
ex pecting If suited with the country to
make their home in the Pacific coast
states. Many Forest county friends will
wish the young ladies abundant success
in their adopted home and in whatever
vocation they may become engaged.
Wilson King, of Church Hill, was a
caller at the REPUBLICAN Office Monday.
He reported more or less damage by the
recent frosts to all crops excepting that
of the rattlesnake yield, which he thinks
will be fully up to the average, although
there will be at least one less since last
Sunday, when he dispatched one that
sported thirteen full grown and we'll de-
veloped %rattles.
One of the happy girls who success
fully passed her grade in the school in
Erie city last week is Miss Corinne Wy
man. When she entered the school che
was assigned to the same grade she had
left here, and upon completion of her
work in that grade vas allowed to skip
one and enter the second higher. In this
grade she finished with the highest mark
In the class. Tally another for a Tionests
girl from the Tionesta school.
Harvey Lynch, an old friend and a
former we'll known resident of Endesvor,
sends us a highly artistic postal illustra-
tive of the wonderful city of Tacoma,
Wash, aud extends this invitations: Bet
ter come out 'Festo Week. July 2 8, and