The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-01-21
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. y. M. Henry were vis-
itors in Warren yesterday.
Attorney A. c. Brown is in Pittsburg
this week on legal business.
Charles Cox of the Hopkins farm
was pleasant caller Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. X. l.. Haugh of Nebras-
ka returned Saturday from a pleasant
visit with friends In Brookville.
Citizen G. f. Watson and Hon. f. Y.
Kreitler of Nebraska. were week -end
business visitors in Buffalo, N. Y.
George F. Watson and daughters, Mrs.
Vernah Shewman and Mrs. Cora Felt,
left for Lamison, Alabama, yesterday on
a two months visit with Mr.. and Mrs. l..
A. Buzard.
Mrs. Effie johnson, of Duhring, was
brought to the Kane Summit hospital,
Friday, suffering with pneumonia. She
was accompanied by Mrs G. N. Fulton,
OF Frost. Republican.
Ray Shorts and Leonard Cropp called
at the REPUBLICAN Office Saturday and
enrolled ~ su ubscribers. The latter ex-
poets TO move to town In the spring TO
follow his avocation OF painting.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed. Nelson and dsugh-
ter Mildred, and Mrs. Good and two
children, drove down from Kellettville
to pay Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Stroups visit
Sunday afternoon. returning to their
homes 10 the evening.
The young friends of Mrs. Philip
Blum rendered her miscellaneous show
er Monday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Blum
have taken rooms on the second floor of
the Blum residence where they are costly
ensconced in housekeeping.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Zabniser we're
down from East Hickory. They expect
to take charge of the County Home about
the first Of the coming month as the new
Steward and Mstron. As both are wide
awake and energetic, and know what
work is, they will undoubtedly make a
success of their new positions.
"A surprise was given Miss Esther
Wolf last Saturday, when 107 of her
friends gathered at her home in the form
of postal shower TO help her celebrate
her thirteenth birthday. As Esther feels
1t would be quite task to acknowledge
these separately. she wishes through this
paper to thank each one who 80 kindly
remembered her on this occasion.
"A. w. MoDg of the Township was a
caller at the REPUBLICAN office Wednes-
day. He has the contract OF delivering q
large quantity of bark to the Tionests
station for J. q. Jameson, and this run
of seighing is helping him out nicely
the roads being in fine condition fol
hauling loads that could scarcely be
moved by two teams on wagons and dirt
roads.
The many friends Of Reuben w. Moon
will learn with sincerest regret Of his
continued illness from which it is feared
he cannot recover, SO critical has his con-
dition become. Mr.. Moon is suffering
from a complication of liver and kidney
trouble. the disease having reached such
an advanced stage that his physicians
can hold out little hope of his recovery L
the anxious friends.
Mrs. Rebeccs Watson Downing anC
Mr.. Andrew j. Spangler, both of Kellett
Vile, Pa, were married at high noon OF
Thursday, Jan. J5. 1914, at the home o
the formers brother, George f.. Watson
Tionests, Pa. Rev. Ii. Lee Duulavy o
of the Methodist Episcopal church per
formed the ceremony. The bride was at
tired in dark green cbarmeuse. A wed
ding luncheon followed the ceremony
The dining room table held centre-piec,
Of pink and white carnations and ferns
Mr.. and Mrs. Spaugler departed for thei
home in Kellettvllle on the morning
train, Friday.