The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-03-11
PERSONAL.

w. W. Walford Is visiting relatives
in Falconer, N Y.
Charles Incl came home Tuesday
afternoon from Coalton, W. Va.
Mrs. Elmer Mealy OF Tionesta town.
ship visited friends at Emlenton over last
Sabbath.
Our veteran friend George Swab of
Hunter Station gave us pleasant call
Thursday.
Wayne Sigworth, of Lickingville,
was guest at the home of s. s. Sigworth
over Sunday.
IF. r. Lanson is recovering from an
attack OF quinsy which has housed bin
up during the past week.
Archie Hepler came home Tuesday
morning from Florida, reporting work
mighty slack down there.
Mrs. G. M. Arner and daughter Miss
Edith visited Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Has
let In Sheffield over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Haunum and
daughter, of Warren, were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Ross A. Walker over Sunday.
-Ex- commissioner j. M. Zuendel of
Starr gave the REPUBLICAN, a friendly
call Saturday, while trsnsacting business
in town.
Farmer Henry Sibble of German Hill
stopped In long enough Monday to say
how-de-do, and leave ''cart Wheel for
another years subscription.
Mrs. J. Il. Morgan went to Oil City
Saturday for few days visit with the
families of her daughter and son, Mrs. j,
g. Hunter and Clark Morgan.
james B. Hagerty returned home
from Tulsa, Okla, Friday, having been
considerably under the weather since
leaving here about six weeks ago.
Mrs. Suie May Sharpe returned home
Tuesday afternoon after spending the
greater part of the winter with relatives
10 Chicago, Wsukegau and Louisville.
Harry Garfield was down from West
Hickory Monday, still looking trifie
upset, but coming along in good shape
from his recent severe operation for ap-
pendicitis.
Mrs. George Hunter returned Satur-
day to her home in Sheffield after a
weeks visit with relatives here. Mrs.
Chas. II. Hurter accompanied her home
| for a shoIt visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Holeman were
guests at the home oftheir daughter. Mrs.
Merton Mealy at Oil City over Sunday,
and attended the BIederwolf meetings at
the big tabernacle.
Miss Katharine Gallup, of Youngs-
ville, spent Sunday with her aunt, Mrs
Robert A. Fulton, at the Central House
Mrs. Fulton accompanying her homt
Monday for few days visit.
Misses Helen mesrb bsugh and Daisy
Craig we're Warren visitors Saturday
On their return home they brought Miss
Florence Kliuestiver along who was
their guest over the Sabbath.
Leonard Cropp moved his family
down fir m Cropp Hill last week and nov
occupies the Lsnson house next door tC
the REPUBLICAN office. Mr.. G. will fol
low his svocation of house painting il
Tionesta this summer.
Mrs. F. X Brown, of Clarion, whC
recently passed throu b a painful surgi
cal operation at the West Penn Hospita
returned home the first of the week wei
started on her way to complete recovery
Her many friends sincerely hope that bel
entire restoration to good health may
speedily follow.-Clarion Democrat.
w. H. and G. Il. Mealy, of Tionestf
township, who have been employed fol
some time by W. J. James at his lum
bering operations near Phillipston, Pa.
ere home for few days the past week
The young men have taken a contract fo
cutting logs for one of the James mill
and returned to Phillipston to begiI
work on their contract Tuesday.
Friends in this vicinity have receiv' {
announcement of the marriage of Mis-
Greta Ellen Van Alstine to Mr.. Guy
Emmett Daniels at home of the bride il
Gilmore City, Iowa, March 4, 1914 1h
bridpgrOom's mother, Mrs. Emmett Dan
iels, is pleasantly remembered by man.
people in this vicinity az Miss Ida Hays
a former Tylersburg girl, who moved t
Iowa about 80 years ago with her parents
Charles BLY, and Miss Wida L. Thorn
son, of Nebraska, we're united in mar
riage at the parsonage Of the Tione~ts NJ
f. church, Wednesday afternoon, Marc
4, 1914, Rev. H. Lee Dunlavy officiating
The youpg couple are deservedly popula
in their home town, and we Join wit
, their host of friends in wishing them
prosperous and happy journey throug
, life. They will make their home Il
Union City, Pa.
Redbrush.
March came iu like lion with all il