The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-06-24
PERSONAL.


Miss May Lanson is home from Ober-
lin college for the summer vacation.
Miss Ssllie Atchison of Franklin is
visiting her cousin, Miss May San ner.
Mrs. Lee A. Amsler of Marion, Va,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. M. A. Car
ringer.
Mrs. j. M. Wyant of Meadvile was
weekend guest of her sister, Mrs. r. A.
Cook.
Aura Foreman is home from Ale
gheny college, Meadville, for the summer
vacation.
MIR. and Mrs. Will II. Clark, Of
Schenectady, N. r., are here on visit 10
them parents.
-Mfs5 II H. Keeler and daughter, Miss
Iva, of New Mstamorss, Ohio, are visit
ngsslatives on,Germau Hill.
-EsS. Collins has returned from the
west to look after his extensive business
In this county for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orion Allio of Deer
Creek, W. Va, are home on a visit to
their parents in Tionests township.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hunter visited
relatives here last week and Mrs. Charles
Hunter accompanied them home TO
Sheffield
IN isses Agnes and Hazel Taft, of East
Hickory ase'e guests of their cousin, Mrs.
Edward Rose, on Park avenue.-Kane
Republican.
t.t-E. S. Blauserz and sons Harry and
Russell, of Nebraska, took pleasure trip
to Tylersburg in their Buick roadster
last Sunday.
Mrs. M. ]. Brown of Brookville Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. G. Brown.
Miss Martha Brown is visiting relatives
at Punxsutawney. E
Mrs. j. f. Ray and son, of Kellett-
vile, spent part of the past week here
with her sisters, Mrs. Wm. Dlckrsger
and Mrs. Linus Shriver.
Geo. e. Burhenn of German Hill was
one of our pleasant callers last Thursday
Hereafter George will receive his mail
from Tionests instead of Starr.
MIR. and Mrs. J. Martin wyaut and
son Martin X, of MeadVille, Pa, are
visiting Mrs. Wyauts parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. s. Blauser, at Nebraska.
Mrs. VIM. Lawrence arrived home
last week from her visit with her son
John, at Vinits, Okla, and daughter,
Mrs. j. d. Greayes, al New Alexandria,
Pa.
Prof. D. w. Morrison, principal of
the Mt. Jewett schools, was circulating
amongst old Forest county friends last
week, representing the American book
company.
Mrs. W. A. Kribbs, of Kellettville,
was a guest at Frank Amsler's few
days last week, Miss Dorothy Amsler
accompanying her home Friday for a
short visit.
Mrs. NJ. G. Myers, of Warrington, W g..
Va, is here on visit to her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel Walters, her father hsv-
ing been confined to the house by illness
for some time past.
Mrs. DR.. Geo. Siggins, who for weeks
has been critically i'll from septicemia, is
now we'll on the mend. 1t has been hard
seige and we are pleased to say she wins.
-Tidioute News.
F. j. Krsnking, bookkeeper at the
extensive Tionesta Valley chemical plant,
above Mayburg, and Fred Bussman,
passed through here Saturday evening
for Pittsburg, where the former expects
to buy an automobile.
Misses Glare Henry and Florence
Maxwell of this place, and Janet Haugh
ofNebrasks, former graduates of Clarion
Normal, are attending commencement
week at that institution.
Prof. f. w. Gill of Tidioute, who is
spending much of his vacation at his
Little Hickory cottage and upon which
paid Tionesta friends visit Sunday.
Miss Norma Perrine and Messrs.
Ray Morrison and Thomas Bines of Oil
City, we're guests Of Miss Hazel Fones
over Sunday. Miss Fones spent Monday
and Tuesday with Miss Perrine in Oil
City.
j. G. Harmon of Newmausville was
a business visitor in town yesterday. He
says the Friday night frost was plainly
evident in his section, but fortunately did
only nomina! damage TO some of the
neighbors. None of his crops suffered,
IF. X. Lanson went yesterday on a
pilgrimage to Youngstown, Ohio, where
he will consult Bonesetter Reese. A
week ago Mr.. Lsnson was thrown from a
stepladder at his store and in his fall
sprained his right shoulder considerably.
The injury refused to yield to local treat
ment, hence his visit to the bonesetter
wizard.
Mrs. j. e. Wenk left yesterday for
three weeks outing near Keyser, w. Va.
At Pittsburg she will be Joined by her
mother aud neice, Mrs. S. NJ. Whitehill
and Miss Jane Leech of Marienville, who
expect TO spend couple of months in
recreation on a large fruit farm in which
Mrs. Whitehill's son, s. E. Leech, is in
terested. The place is located about 80
miles south of Cumberland, Md.
Hon. Samuel II. Miller of Mercer,
Republican nominee in this district for
Congress, is making little visit to
friends in the district, and stopped in
Tionesta last night. Judge Miller is no
stranger TO the people of this section, al
most every voter having heard of his