The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-04-23
PERSONAL.

ory, visited relatives here Monday.
Mrs, A. A. Pease and Miss Blanche
Pease were visitors in Warren Saturday,
M. Fiunegan of Pittsburg was a
guest of James Garfield over the Sabbath.
Prof. W, N. Strswbridge. of Marien-
vile, was business visitor in Tionests
Saturday.
IS. r. Edgerton, of Cleveland, Ohio,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Anderson, OF
Pleasantville, Pa, were guests at s. ].
Grove last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Smearbsugh were
over to Pleassntyille yesterday, being
called there by the serious illness of the
latter's mother, Mrs. Reddeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Blum and son
and Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Blum and
two children were up from Oil City to
spend Sunday al w. +. Blum's.
g. IL. Lowe, who was at the Central
House with an attack of measles, is able
to be out again. his ailment being dag
nosed as the three day" variety.
Miss Fern Dunn returned from
Chicago last week, where she had been
with her father for some time. Mrs.
Dunn expects to join her husband in that
city this week.
Mrs. George Armstrong is critically
i'll with pneumonia at her home above
the creek bridge, and little hope of her
recovery is entertained by relatives and
friends.
WIN. Richards Esq, was down from
Warren Wednesday and met many old
friends who were pleased to note his al
most complete recovery from serious
illness while still resident at Mayburg
this county.
Prof. Gill of Tidioute was mingling
with Tionesta friends yesterday. Last
evening at the Presbytery meeting he
favored the large audience with two solos,
"The Lord Is My Shepherd" and Jesus
Lover of My Soul"
Il. II. Mensch drove over from
Msrienvile Monday evening to deliver
Howard Kelly's new Ford auto. Lew is
the representative OF the Ford company
in this section and is placing a great
many OF the popular machines.
After an absence of two years at
Marble, Clarion county. A. l.. Stricken
berg has moved back to his farm on
Smokey Hill, TIonesta township. With
bis many friends and neighbors the RE.
PUBLICAN is glad to welcome "Al."
again as a citizen Of the community.
Card from former superintendent
Morrison last week stated that be and the
senior class Of Mt. Jewett high school
we're having fine time at the National
capitol, where they met the President,
and saw the Supreme Court, the Senate
and the House of Representatives in ses-
sion.
N. P. Wheeler Jr. and Urban Throm
of Endesvor were business visitors in
town Monday. Mr.. Throm is an expert
forester and has been with the firm for
some time. Mr.. Wheeler informed us
that he had been apprised of the arrival
on Monday of new niece at the home of
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. A. Farley at Rochester,
MY.
"A son was born recently to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry H. Smith, of West Hickory,
Forest county, at the home of Mrs.
Smiths mother, Mrs. w. S. Rayenscroft,
in Ridgwsy. Their other two children
are both girls. Morrison and
Clarence Eugdahl, of West Hickory, were
guests over Sunday of friends in Ridg-
way Ridgway Advocate.
M. e, Abbott was down from Kellett-
vile to spend Sunday with his family.
He has resigned his position as clerk at
the company store there, and expects
soon to go to Baltimore, where a good
position awaits him. We shall all regret
the departure of our genial friend
"Mack," but wish for him all the best
things this old world has to bestow.
Albert Lawrence returned Saturday
from his trip to Vinita, Oklahoma. where
he has been employed in a refinery for
the past three months. he liked the
country he said, and Judged by his robust
appearance we should say the country
liked him. He left his brother John in
good health and feeling fine. He expects
to be permanently employed with the re-
fniug company.
The following citizens of this county
have been drawn to serve as jurors at
the May term of United States District
court which convenes in Piltsburg:
Henry Blum, Tionesta township; Fl. II.
Mcclellan, Marienvile; David j.
Lewellyn, Marienvile; G. A. Randall,
Tionesta. Former residents of Forest
county whose names appear in the list
are E. A. Yetter, Kane, a grand juror,
and Col. G. w, Amsler OF Clarion.S
Three of the sixteen honor graduates
ofthe Clarion Normal school this year are
Forest county young ladies, as follows:
Clara DeSmet of Marienville. Glare
Henry of Tionesta, and Janet Haugh of
Nebraska. The other members of the
graduating class named as honor students
are, Roy Beck, Raymond Anderson, Mrs,
Lora Welch, Lula Lima, Hazel Smith,
Leone Broadhead, Dorothy Beebe, Bessie
McQuay, Miriam McllhattaD, Susan
Kribbs, Charles Neale, Leone Elmer,
A lice Frantz.
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