The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-02-11
PERSONAL.

DetWeen trains Saturday afternoon.
-Ex Congressman P. NJ. Speer, of Oil
City, was visiting Tionests friends lasl
Wednesday.
"A daughter was born Feb. 9, 1914
to Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Zahniser, al
Bolivar, Pa.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Will
son, of Stewart Run, President township
Feb 9th. 1914, son.
Miss Jessie Nj. Wells, of Salamanca,
N. Y, was the guest OF Mrs. g. T. An.
derson last Thursday.
james b. Hagerty and Charles Kill
mer went to Tulsa. Oklahoma, last week
to work in the oil field.
Mrs. Frank A. Wheeler of Mercer,
Pa, is visiting her sister. the Misses
Siggins, at West Hickory.
james T. Brennan is able to be out
and attend to business after a weeks ILL
ness at home. Warren Times.
Miss Sarah Carringer, of Rimers-
mother, Mrs. Mary A. Carringer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Hillard. of En-
deavor, are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
l.. e. Steineck or lin News.
Mrs. G. T. Anderson and daughter,
Maude Elizabeth, spent last Saturday
with Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Cantield, OF
West Hickory.
Landlord Young of the Marien Hotel,
Marienville, and his assistant, Dick
Wolfe, were transacting business at the
county seat Friday.
j. G. Mckenzie, of Newmsnsville,
who has been at Rouseville for num-
Der of weeks, was called home Monday
by the illness of his wife.
Mrs. Lyman Cook, of Nebraska, was
guest of MIS- G. +. Watson few days
during the past week and attended the
meetings in the NJ. e. church.
Alta Meeting of the Tionesta town.
ship school board last Saturday Arthur
Carson was elected as teacher to COM
plete the term at the Pigeon Il i'll school.
Mrs. Ella Wilson, of Kellettville, was
in Kane yesterday looking for business
location. While here she was the guest of
Mrs. Bernice Sbimmell. Kane Republi-
can, 4th.
Mrs. Fred. Socum and daughter
Josephine came down from Erie Monday
evening and will spend week or ten
days with the formers mother, Mrs. q
+. Watson.
Edgar Corah, superintendent of the
CornpIsnter refining company at Warren,
and former Tionesia boy, il confined TO
his home on Jackson Avenue with an alb
scsss on the back of his neck.
In view of the fact that Prof. Gill is
furnishing his bungalow at Hickory tn
tureen club. which met at Mrs. W. W.
Kemble's Tuesday night, rendered the
Professor "shower." AS to specific de
tails we think DIR. Humphrey can partic-
ularize. .-Tidioute News.
Charles Fuellhart, one of Tidioute's
prominent and highly esteemed citizens
paid Tionesra visit Thursday, and the
REPUBLICAN is indebted to him for a
call. Mr.. Fuellhart is full circumstance
of the early days of this section, and an
hour spent with him is sure a pleasure
and satisfaction.
Mrs. F. K. Brown, of Clarion, who
has been suffering for some time from
appendicitis, went 10 Pittsburg last week
aud underwent an operation for the
tro BILE on Thursday. The most en-
couraging reports have been received and
her speedy recovery is fully anticipated.
Clarion Democrat.
r. j. Thompson, treasurer of the
Ridgway Dynamo & Engine Co., is able
to be out IN the street again today, after
an illness that confined him to his home
for almost a month past. He is still weak :,
but improving nicely now and hopes
soon to be hin self again. Ridgway Ad.
vocate. Mr.. Thompson was former
resident of Tionests.
IS. j. Grove, who submitted to the
amputation OF the second finger OF his
right hand at the Oil City hos ital last
week, is getting along quite well and his
physician. DR.. Siggins, thinks he will be
able 10 come home the last of the week.
Some weeks ago Mr.. Grove cut his finger
and the injury developed into a bad case
of blood poison, from which he has suf-
tered great agony since.
John Coon, of Barnett township,
Forest county, was among our callers
Tuesday. Mr.. Coon is closely approach
ing his 74th birthday anniversary but is
as active as youngster. He has lived in
Barnett township, Jefferson county,
where he was born, aud Barnett town
ship, Forest county where he now lives,
all his life, except the period in which he
was carrying a musket for Uncle Sam,
under Capt. Wise. That be has seen
some wonderful changes in the territury
where he now lives goes without saying
he we'll recalls panther trailing his
father home, and the irjunctions laid up
on the children of his day not to stray be.
yond the cleariugs for fear tf the wild
beasts OF the woods. - Brookville Repub-
lican.
Thirty Head of Horses For Sale And