The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-05-13
PERSONAL.

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Miss Clare Henry is visiting friends
in Pittsburg this week.
VIM. Smearbaugh was a business
visitor in Pittsburg the past week.
Geo. L. King of West Hickory was
one Of our welcome callers yesterday.
Miss Maude Elizabeth Anderson is
visiting Miss DeFrsnce Garfield in West
Hickory.
j. A. Shriver of the Township was
among the REPUBLICANS S welcome callers
Saturday.
Miss Genevieve Grove, student
nurse at 81. Vincent hospital, Erie, came
home haturday for short vacation.
p. A. Anderson is still seriously i'll at
the home of his son, Charles A. Anderson.
His condition this morning shows little
or no change.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bruner and
children motored up from Oil City Sun
day and spent the day with Mr.. aud Mrs.
g. r. Anderson.
Miss Mary McWilliams of Tionesta
township, is visiting her sister, Mrs. G.
1. Schroeder, at Greensburg, Pa, for two
months and is attending summer school
at DelmCnt.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Muse and Mrs.
P. X. George went to Franklin Thursday
to attend the funeral of a lifelong friend of
the family, and who had often visited
them here, Miss Clara Wenzel.
Charles Killmer and family left
Thursday for Kansas where he will be
engaged in the oil fields. They have
closed their house here for the present,
intending to return If not suited with the
southwest.
Clerk OF the Courts Maxwell has is
sued marriage licenses during the week
as follows; W. A. McMillen of Newtown
Mills and Miss A dda Carpenter of Starr;
Harry Wilson of Kellettville and Miss
Alice Hefren of Hallton, Pa.
Alexander McCalmont of President,
one of Uncle Sans defenders when he
needed them, back in the early COS, has
been granted on increase OF pension to $50
per month. Serves him right and we're
glad ofit. 1t ought to be fifty.
Misses Florence Potter and Twia
Young of Nebraska, as delegates from
the Kings Herads Mission Band of the
NJ. e. church, are attending the Frank
lin district convention of the Women's
Foreign Missionary Society, which began
yesterday in Oil City and continues over
today.
Peter Galmish of German Hill, re-
turned last week from trip over into
Crawford county, bringing with him a
team of fine black horses, six and seven
years old, which he had purchased near
Spartsnsburg. d. G. Nichols was with
Mr.. Galmish and also brought home a
good three-year- colt.
Mrs. Frances Korb and daughter,
Mrs. W. L. Darts, left Thursday morn
ing for an extended visit with the for
mer's sisters, Mrs. Martin Fate and Mrs.
Elizabeth Christ, in Railway, N. j.,
whom she had not seen for forty-six
years. They will also visit in Trenton
and New York city before returning.
Miss Maude Garfield arrived home
Friday evening from Curwensville, Pa,
having finished her fourth year as a
teacher in the public schools in that place.
Miss Canfeld has just been elected to a
position for the coming year in the
schools at Munhsll Pa, near Pittsburgh.
Her work will be in the second grade, at
a salary of 5000 per month,
The Pittsburg Gazette Times of the
9th inst, published large portrait of
Miss Emile Mae Potter, the handsome
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Potter, OF
Baum Boulevard. Pittsburg, whose en-
gagement to Curtis A. Putin burg, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J Puffinburg of Will
knsburg former we'll known residents
of Tionesta, was announced. The we'd
ding will be an event of the early
autumn.
David Slesnick and Donald Grove,
two OIL City base ball stars who have
made good records with local teams, have
decided to extend the scope oftheir opera
tons. They have gone to Wellsville, N.
Y, expecting to play with the team Of
that place, which is a member of the In
terstate league. Grove Is in for tryout
for pitching position, while Slesnick ex-
poets to sign up as catcher. Derrick.
Donald is a Tionests production, and SC
it goes without say ing, that he will make