The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-02-04
PERSONAL.

at her old home in Butler, Pa.
-Prothonotary s. r. Maxwell is visit
ing In Pittsburgh a few days this week.
William X. Shoup has been reap
pointed postmaster at Muzette, this
county.
Harrison Blum came up from Oil
City Saturday and spent Sunday with his
parents.
Mrs. J. G. Dunn and daughter Muriel
went to Oil City Wednesday for months
visit with relatives and friends.
Former townsmsn A. q. Urey, now
of Sandy Lake, Pa, WAS shaking hands
with Tionests friends Saturday.
Mrs. Anna Osgood went to Pitts
burgh Tuesday for two weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs. Katharine Sullinger.
Mrs. W. G. Incl spent few days 10
Cory last week, being called there by
the critical illness of her brother, John
Corl.
| Mrs r. W. Moon has moved her
household goods to the farm at Guiton-
vile, where she will make her home for
the future.
james and Nelson Brecht of En-
deavor were visitors in town Monday and
gave the REPUBLICAN Office pleasant
call while here.
Miss Irene Mong who has been visit
ing at the home of her grandmother, Mrs
Sarah Mong, for the past week, returned
TO her home at Oldtown Friday.
IS. B. Shook, manager at Johns run
Il Mccormick, was in Lock Haven last
Wednesday to attend the funeral Of John
+. Mccormick.
Oscar L. Lindquist of jamestown, N.
Y, aud Miss Bessie Brown of Warren,
Pa, we're united in marriage at the M. f.
parsonage, Tionests, Jan. 20; 1914, Rev.
II. l.. Dunlsvy officiating.
Ralph Cook came home last week
from Lincolnville, Crawford county,
where for the past month he had been
assisting in hauling big stock of logs
to the mill of Lyman Cook & Sons,
The marriage of George NJ, Nicklas
of Msrienville, and Miss Grace Leons
Cook of Darlington, Pa, was solemnized
at the r. c. parsonage, Crown, Pa, Feb.
2. 1914, by Rev. Father Joseph B. Keegan.
Mrs. J. w. Rodgers OF franklin, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Sibble, on German Hill. Floyd Sibble
and Mrs. Hahn of Franklin, we're also
guests at the Sibble home few days
last week.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. W. Copeland Of
Harmony twp we're welcome callers at
this office Monday afternoon. They are
now occupying the old homestead where
the late AFRO Copeland spent so many
years of his life.
Miss Cora Kshle aud Mrs. S. A. Nc
Kindree, OF Marienville visited their
sister, Mrs. Alvin Thomas, here the past
week. Mrs. McKndree left for home
yesterday, while Miss Cora expects to
spend the rest of the winter with her sis
ter here.
MIR. Chss. Korb and daughter Esther,
J. g. and j. e. Mong, Miss Myrtle Mong,
of Red Brush; Mrs. James Mealy of Wal
nut Bend, Mrs. W. NJ. .Hsnel and son
Arthur of Kossuth, and g. e, Mong of
Toledo, Ohio, called on their Aunt, Mrs.
Sarah Mong, on Friday evening.
Mrs Henry Wolfe, of Tionesta town.
ship, who underwent serious operation
in Pittsburg hospital about four months
ago, came home from franklin yester-
day, where she had been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Roy Mong, for two
weeks. Mrs. Mong came as far as Tio-
nesta with her mother.
Miss Florence Maxwell. who has been
the teacher at the Pigeon hill school, Tio-
nesta township, has been elected to fill
vacancy in the schools at Nalrona, Pa.
She went to Natrons Monday and took
up the duties of the new position Tues.
day morning. Arthur Carson, of the
township, will have charge of the Pigeon
hill school, beginning today.
John II. Mcpherson of franklin was
here Friday and Saturday looking over
the property and posting the advertising
matter for the I. N. Patterson bankrupt
sale, notice of which is now running in
the REPUBLICAN columns. Thirty years
ago Mr.. Mcpherson was frequent visitor
10 this community where he represented
the Findley insurance agency, aud he
found lot of old friends here who mutu.
ally enjoyed the very pleasant visit.
r. G. Brownell of Wiliansport was
business visitor in Tionesta a few hours
Friday, meeting many oldtime friends
during his short stay. Roy is another OF
our boys who have made good in the
world, having risen by the aid of steady
habits and pluck to the treasurership of
the Central Pennsylvania lumber com
pany, one of the largest concerns of the
kind in the country.
-Ridgway Democrat: Mr.. and Mrs. ].
e. olofson, of West Hickory, spent sew
eral days the first of the week in town
with relatives and friends. Lillian
Johnson left Saturday for visit with
relatives and friends at Titusville,
Youngsville and West Hickory
A. NJ. Ssylor moved her household goods
Monday from DIS Depot street to the
Bsrdwell property at l39 Main street.
james Highfield, a former resident
of II ickory township, arrived home from
Boston, Mass, last Wednesday and is
visiting his par, nts, Mr.. and Mrs. John
uinhGald in that lnwnshin The unnnn