The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-04-08
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Capt. ]. j. Haight of Cooper Tract
was visitor In town yesterday.
Mrs. Ross A. Walker visited Warren
friends several days of the past week.
"A daughter was born Sunday to Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Sparks, of Eagle Rock.
Mrs. J. e. Wenk is visiting her mo.
ther, Mrs. s. NJ. Whitehill, at Msrienv lille.
Prof. F. W. Gill was down from IT.
dioute to spend Sunday with Tionesta
friends.
Miss June Herman, teacher in the
Youngsville school, is home for the
Easter week vacation.
Editor Walker of the Warren Times
was visitor in Tionesta Monday, a guest
Of his son, Ross A. Walker.
Mrs. Howe Lyon returned home
Thursday from an extended visit to
friends at her old home 10 Butler.
Mrs. s. e. Pierce and mother, Mrs.
Mary McFadden. are spending the week
at their old home In Toronto, Ohio.
Mrs. Cora Watson Felt came home
Friday from her winters visit with her
sister, Mrs. L. A. Buzard, at Lsmison,
Ala.
Charles Killmer came home Monday
from near Bartlesville, OKLA, where he
has been for the past two months engaged
in the oil fields.
Mrs. Frank II. Hamilton and little
son, Jack, are down from Tionesta for a
visit with the formers brother aud sister.
Frank lin News.
Misses Blanche Pesse and Katharine
0sgood came home Saturday morning
from their school work at Akron, Ohio,
to enjoy the Faster week vacation.
Aura Foreman, Charles Flick and
Charles Dotterrer are home from Allie
gbeuy college for the Easter vacation.
This is Mr.. Dotterer's last year at college.
II. d. Collins is reported some better
this morning from serious attack of i'll
ness at his Nebraska home, being able to
again give considerable attention to busi-
ness affairs.
MIR and Mrs. A. NJ. Doutt returned
from Florida last week. Their daughter,
Miss Genevieve, remains for six weeks as
teacher of elocution in Southern college
at Southerland.
Mrs. Vernah Watson Shewman and
son Alon have made arrangements to
leave here May 4th for their home at
Risley, Oregon, after spending the winter
with relatives In the east
Roy s. Braden, our talented young
friend of Cooksburg, this county, has
been elected city engineer of Kane, Pa,
and will assume his new duties within a
short time. Roy will make good.
Thomas Snodgrsss, while moving in
10 the Bromley house last week, gave his
back a bad wrench in doing some heavy
lifting and was laid up several days in
consequence. He's able to be about again.
Miss Edith Arner entertained her fell
low mem mbers of the senior class of the
high school, including their teachers.
Prof. White and Miss Dimond. in a
prettily appointed function al her home
Wednesday evening.
j. W. Korb, for the past couple of
years experimenting the work at the
Wilburine pump station located at the
mouth of Peters run, will in a short time
remove to Warren to again take up bis
work for the same company in that 10.
cslity. Before leaving he will superintend
the work of moving the large tanks some
distance back from the s. Il T. railroad
right of wsy. E. NJ. Korb of Pleasant
VILE will take J. WIS place here.
w. l.. Klinestiver, on account of his
poor health, has been seeking for outdoor
employment and is now working as out
side foreman for the Sheffield tannery.
he has been one of the head bookkeepers
for the Elk Tanning Co. for close to
twenty years and the inside work is no
doubt the cause of his poor condition.
Wayne Smith is the new book keeper and
Frank KliDestiver takes up bis fathers
work In the office. Shielded cor. Warren
Times.