The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-03-04
PERSONAL.

Ohio. Monday, on business.
Mrs. p. Moor aud Mrs. Borts spent
Friday with fiiends at Nebraska.
OFT and Ed. Rudolph were down from
Endeavor Monday on business visit.
Mrs. Charles Amann, of Warren. is a
guest of Mrs. James Huling this week.
Born, to MI. and Mrs. Claude Rear
don, Fast Hickory, Thursday, 26th ult., a
daughter. q
Judge Carson and DR.. Morrow of
West Hickory we're Tionesta visitors
Saturday.
Miss Lucy Huling was the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. W. G. Wyman, in Erie,
over Sunday.
Ben. j. Weller of Starr gave us a
pleasant call while attending to business
matters here Friday.
Mrs L. J. Hopkins and Mrs. J. E.
Wenka are in Oil City today and will hear
Evangelist Bjederwolf this evening.
Mrs. D. j. Glenn and daughter Ruth,
of Corsica, Pa, we're guests OF the for
mer's sister, Mrs. j. @. Geist, last week.
VIM. f. Morgan, visiting here and in
Pittsburgh for the past two months, has
returned to his home in Syracuse, NJ Y.
Roy L. Fitzgerald of West Hickory,
while transacting business here Thurs
day, gave the REPUBLICAN a pleasant
call.
Fred Weingard of German Hill Wis
tied his son at Oil City over Sunday, and
heard Evangelist Biederwolf at the great
revival meetings.
MIR. and Mrs. G. T. Anderson and
daughter Maud Elizabeth spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. barry
Garfield at West Hickory.
Mrs. George Il. Coe and children left
last Thursday to join Mr.. Coe at Robin
sou, H., near which place he has good
pumping job on an oil lease.
Frank r. Morgan of Monongahels
City, was visitor to his parents here,
NnIs uuu hios I've tu'ikoh
day and Thursday of last week and met a
lot of old friends during his short stay.
Shelton Davis accompanied his aunt,
Mrs. II. II. Bruner OF OIL City, to Erie,
Pa. on Saturday, where they spent Sun
day with the formers mother, Mrs. Min
ME Davis, who has position there at
nursing.
Mrs. S. e. Pierce spent a few days
the last of the week at her old home in
Toronto, Ohio. A. j. Hallinen accom-
panied her TO pack up and store her
household goods, she having recently
sold her residence property there.
Mrs. Anna Mcintyre and two daugh-
ters, Irene and Marie, of Mesdvile, Wis
tied Mrs. Lydia Hood, of Stewart Run,
Mrs. Hood being Mrs. McIntyre's moth
or. They arrived at Tionests Wednes-
day and returned home Saturday, having
fine visit although the weather was
cold.
MIR. and Mrs. T. B. Cook, of Cooks.
| DuIk, huu SdlNlbg VI AAOo hhkOiVo
CAL, are visiting at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. G. G. Ross. s.-Clsrion Republican.
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob l.. Cook, of Portland
Oregon, have also been visiting friends
and relatives in the east for several weeks
past.
Mrs. Frank Birtcil, of Sigel, Pa, a
former resident of Tionesta will go to the
Du Bois hospital today to undergo an
operation for stomach trouble. Her
mother and brother, Mrs. Hallinen OF
Tidioute. and A. j. Hsllinen OF Tionesta,
went to Dubois this morning to be with
her during the ordeal.
Miss Minnie Diehl, a teacher in the
local school, fell while descending the
steps at the home of Walter Fowler, 81
Dawson street, Saturday afternoon and
fractured her right arm.-Kane Republi-
can, Sd Miss Diehl is we'll known here
as frequent visitor at the home of her
cousin, Mrs. l. N. Mccoy.
Mrs. Kate B. Craig and daughter,
Miss Daisy, for the past two months
guests at the home ofthe formers brother
Herman Beaver at Boston, Mass, are
here for short stay with Tionests friends
while en- route to their home in Los
Angeles, California, being guests of Wm
mearbaugh's family. They have spen
a most joyous winter in the east and are
loath to leave it even for the glorious
cline of the old Pacific coast.
MIR. and Mrs. G. f. Fox, of Lynch
this county, celebrated their golden wed
ding on February Oh, 1914, at the home
OF their daughter, Mrs. }. E. Frost, iu
Seattle, Wash, where they have been
visiting during the past several months
Charles Francis Fox and Narcissie G.
Hill were married in jamestown, N. Y,
| in 1874, fifty years ago. About twenty
five relatives and friends we're present tC
wish them many happy returns of the
day and offer congratulations. They
we're we'll remembered by their eastern
as we'll as western friends, receiving
numerous gifts made of the "precious
metal" as well as pieces of Uncle Sans
yellow coin. They received congratula-
tions, etc., from eight different states, viz;
Washington, Pennsylvania, New York,
Florida, New Jersey, Nebraska, Alabams
and Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs Fox expect tC
return to their home at Lynch in April.
Verdict of Voluntary Manslaughter.