The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-04-01
PERSONAL.

Mrs. w. q. Wyman was down from
Erie to spend Sunday with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Z. Sibble Of Oil
City spent the first of the week as guests
Of Tionesia friends.
Miss Gladys White of Barnes, Pa,
was the guest o her brother, Prof. l.. p.
White, over Sunday.
Capt. J. j. Hsight of Cooper Tract
was attending to business matters at the
county seat last Wednesday.
Bruce Hagerty returned TO Clsring-
ton the first of the week to resume drill
ing for the Braden company.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ellis of Oil
City, visited the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. W. II. Ellis, few days last
week.
j. F. Proper and II. W. Horner, So
journers in the land of the Everglades
during the past winter of our discomfort,
returned home Mandsy evening.
William and Albert Lawrence re-
turned the fore part of last week from
their Florida trip, having enjoyed
month in touring the Everglade State.
Jake Siggins, who has been drilling
in the Carington field. is going to Cleve-
land, o., near which city he will engage
with a company that is operating for gas.
The many friends of Mrs. Charles
Hunter will be sorry to learn of her con-
tinued serious illness at her home, and
will hope for speedy turn for the better
in her condition.
j. T. Maxwell of Miola, Clarion
county, is visiting his brother, Prothono-
tsry Maxwell, while looking after an oil
lease in which he is interested out near
the White church, Stewart Run.
Mrs. Mary Glening returned home
last Thursday after spending the winter
with her sister, Mrs. Cobb, in Clarks-
burg, W. Va, and is visiting Mrs. Joseph
Green, in West Hickory, this week.
-DeFrsnce, the l3.year.old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Garfield OF West
Hickory, is being treated at a Youngsville
sanatorium for diabetes. and friends are
very much concerned about the serious
ness OF her conditioa.
Friends in this community of Mr..
aud Mrs. Ness Korb, of Pleasantville,
will be interested to learn that a pretty
little daughter was born to them March
2lst, and that mother and daughter are
doing nicely, and the happy dad is step
ping high, wide and handsome over the
advent.
H. NJ, Robertson, student of the
University Of Pittsburgh, visited friends
10 town the past week. returning to that
place Sunday, to resume his studies at
the spring term. Mr.. Robertson was the
engineer in charge of the erection of the
Coleman bridge at the mouth of Johns
run last fall.
Harry V. Mathews, for number oi
years a prominent citizen OF Msyburg,
this county, is moving to near Dayton,
Armstrong county, where the family will
reside indefinitely. Theirs has been one
of the popular families of the busy town
of May burg and will be much missed by
the good people of that place.
We find the following item. of special
interest to the BRIDES many friends in
this community, in the Warren Times OF
Monday; Ernest II. Harvey, of Brooks
ton, Pa, and Miss Blanche NJ. Wiles OF
Tionesta, Pa, were married at five
O'Clock Saturday afternoon by Justice OF
the Peace j. e. Wheeler. the ceremony
being performed at his Office, Penns. Ave,
Warren.
Friends of A. j. Handy of Stewart
Run will be sorry to learn that he is still
in a critical state of health at his home
and unable TO leave his bed. A month OF
six weeks ago Mr., Handy sustained Q
partial stroke of paralysis from which his
progress toward recovery is very slow
His youngest son, Reuben, has also beer
severely afflicted for some time, and hai
lately been removed to the home of hi
brother e. A. Handy, on Hunter run
He seems to be gaining slowly.
Mr.. G. A. Bryan and family were
guests of the people OF West Hickory al
the Methodist Episcopal parsonage at thai
place last Tuesday evening. The Bryan
family are leaving this week for theiI
new home in Oil City. lhey have been
houored citizens OF West Hickory more
than % years, have been faithful mem
bers of the church and will be greatly
m issed by the congregation. Mr.. Bryan
is at present a member of the board o.
education in the public schools OF his
township.
Alex Neely of Harmony township
was one of our pleasant callers Saturday,
and informed us of his intention 10 re-
move soon to Buffalo, where he will be
employed in the Pullman car shops, his
two sons being already located in that
city. Sorry to lose so good q citizen as
friend Neely. but wish him all sorts Of
good luck in his new home. In notice
published in this issue 1t will be seen Mr.
Neely offers a list of articles useful tc
farmers at private sale at his premises
If in need call on him. He will not dis.
pose of his farm.