The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-02-18
PERSONAL.


West Hickory, were Tionesta visitors
Wednesday,.
Miss Edna Rodds spent several days
of last week visiting friends at Warren
and jamestown, N. Y.
IS. P. Whitman, OF ncolnville, and
Howard Michlen, of Nebraska, gave US
a pleasant call Monday.
Henry Clark of Tidioute, and N. P.
Wheeler, Jr., of Endeavor, were calling
on acquaintsnces in Warren Thursday
Mirror.
-Toney Rizzle and Geremania Paslello,
both of West Hickory. we're married by
legal acknowledgment before Prothono-
tary Maxwell yesterday.
Squire John Fl. Barton and J. b.
Campbell of Barnett twp, attending court
as witnesses this week. we're among our
pleasant callers Monday.
Miss Margaret Haslet expects 10 re-
turn to Chicago next Monday to take up
| her work as a trimmer in a large milli-
merry establishment in that city.
Bert Emminger of Duhring, con-
doctor on the 4. V. railroad, and j. NJ.
Neal of Marienville, we're among the
REPUBLIcAN's welcome callers yester-
day.
Glenn Taft and Miss Evelyn Mathe,
both of Endeavor, Pa, we're united in
marriage at the Presbyterian manse,
Wednesday, Feb. IL, 1914, Rev. II. A.
Bailey officiating.
Frank Brink employed at the Cole
man mill at Johns run. fell and sprained
his back so severely one day last week
that he has been laid up since and is still
suffering much pain.
Mrs. Lucy Thomson returned Friday
from visit to her brother, Harry Can
field, at the Oil City hospital, and reports
him coming along nicely from his serious
operation Monday of last week.
A. G. Shannon was down from En-.
deavor Monday TO wind up his business
as constable of Kingsley twp, and to pre-
sent his resignation to the court, having
taken up his residence in Hickory twp.
Sam T. Carson was home from Brad
ford over Sunday with his family. Not.
withstanding the heavy SHOWS and in
clement weather he has managed to keep
busy with his drilling rig in that section.
Rev. H. A. Bailey is in Wsmpum,
Lawrence county, this week, assisting
his fellow minister, Rev. Mr.. TAFT, in
series of special meetings. He will re-
turn in time for his regular appointments
here next Sabbath.
Il. s. Thomas, sawyer at the Coleman
mill on Johns run, went to Burner, West
Virginia, last Thursday, to take q similar
Job with the Pocahontas Lumber Co. till
the mill here starts up for the next sea-
sons run, about the first of April.
Prof. Roy S. Braden, principal Of
Clarington high school, gave us a pleas
ant call Monday. while attending court as
a witness. He has rendered his resigna-
tlon to the school board of his district and
expects TO engage in other lines OF work.
IF. J. Henderson ventured down from
Kelettville yesterday and spent part of
the day at the county seat, going from
visit. Frank has been reading so much
of late about the depredations of wolves,
eagles and wildcats in these parts that he
hardly knew whether it was safe for
tend erfoot to be about, but he took the
| chance.
The REPUBLICAN, had pleasant call
from its wide-awake Porkey correspon-
dent, o. f. Rupert, yesterday afternoon,
who was one OF the many jurors from
Howe township called to curt this week.
While here Mr.. Rupert lifted his COM
mission as Justice of the peace, and he is
now prepared to deal out even-handed
justics to the good and bad alike in his
bailiwick.
Charles X. Durnell, of Warren, and
Miss Ruth Jones, OF Innis street, Oil
City, were married at l o'clock Monday
afternoon at the home of the bridegroom's
uncle, Solomon Durnell, 14l011 Otter
street, by Rev. N. F. Boyer, with num-
ber ofrelatives and friends in attendance.
A wedding dinner followed the ceremony.
The young couple will make their home
in Msyburg Forest county. Mr.. Durnell
Is a fireman on the Pennsy ylvania rail-
road. Franklin News, 18th.
Rev. Mr.. Bsiley's Sunday school
class, numbering upward 25 members,
has entered into a conspiracy to celebrate
the birthday OF each member as that event
occures with gathering and social ses-
sion. The first of the victims was Jay
Bankhead, whose birthday occurred
Monday, and in the evening the class, to
the number of 81, gathered at the Presby
terian church psrlor in his honor and
spent Joyous social hour. Light re-
freshments we're served by the young
lady members.
They Pay The Printer And Sleep Well.
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