The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-01-28
PERSONAL.

toWu lucSuhy.
Miss Florence Maxwell visited Oil
Cily friends over Sunday.
George Shots of Tylersburg was one
of our pleasant callers Friday.
Mrs. s. G. Johnston, of Enterprise, Is
here for visit with her children.
Miss Bertha Reib spent few days Of
last week with friends in Warren.
Miss Lucy Huling went to Mercer
Friday to visit Mrs Harry Craig.
Mics Margaret Wagner. of Warren, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. X. A. Walker.
w. N. Zahniser, of East Hickory,
was pleasant caller at this office Tues
day.
H. b. Milward of Bradford was cir
culating amongst Tionesta friends FRI
day.
Mr.. and Mrs, W. c. Incl and daugh-
ter Helen spent Sunday with relatives in
Tidioute.
Paul Clark is up from Sharon for a
visit with bis parents, MIR. and Mrs. d.
W. Clark.
Harry Il. Watson attended the auto
show in Pittsburgh last week from
Wednesday to Saturday.
Mrs. George X. Dawson, of Wood
bury. N. j., is guest OF Mrs. Robert A.
Fulton at the Central House.
Miss Olive Lsnson went to Ellwood
City, Lawrence county, Friday, to visit
her aunt, Mrs. J. B. Sproull.
Fred j. Cubbon of Fleming Hill,
Harmony township, was transacting
business in the borough Friday.
"A. Is. CASTOR, of Mesdville, was a
guest at the home of his brother, G. G..
CASTOR, Monday and Tuesday.
Jacob II. Cook of Portland, Oregon, is
in the cas- visiting relatives, and yester-
day was shaking hands with Tionesta and
Endesvor friends.
John Cropp, for the past two years a
resident OF Bradford, was shaking hands
with old friends at his former home a few
days the past week.
DIR. George Siggins, is leaving Venus,
Venango county, where he has success
fully practiced his profession for several
years past, and will locate in Tidioute,
his boyhood home,
Mrs. A. f. Ledebur and son Linus
visited her sister, Mrs. Edward Youngk
at Williamsburg part OF the past week,
and had the pleasure of hearing BILLY"
Sunday while In the city.
George Wilson left last Wednesday
for weeks vacation, which he thinks he
has earned. Earl Thomas is here again
from Grand Valley helping out Clifford
Foreman in Georges meat market.
Karl Kiser came home from Brad
ford Monday night and with Joseph Ha-
ley, of Bradford, expects to leave the
last of the week for Tulsa, Oklahoma
The boys will stay there ii the country
suits them.
MIR. and Mrs. Urban Thrum, M iss
Louise Elder, Miss Bess Fox, Miss Mary
Henderson and George II. Warden drove
down from Endesvor Monday evening
and were guests of Misses Marie and
Helen Smearbaugh.
Hon. f. Y. Kreitler, OF Nebraska,
returned home Saturday from attending
a meeting OF the board of directors of the
Desconess Home at Cincinnati. Judge
Kreitler was appointed member Of this
board at the last general con ference of the
NJ. K. church.
John N. Rsthfon, one of Clarion
connty's old aud highly esteemed citi-
zens, and we'll known TO many of our
readers, having lived for a number of
years at Nebraska, is critically i'll at his
home at Lickingvile. Mr.. Rathfon has
been in failing health for year or more
past, and his friends now fear that his re-
covery is very doubtful.
Miss Agnes Kerr, reported last week
as suffering from severe attack of heart
trouble at the home of her sister near
Petrolis, Butler county, WAS much i'm
proved at last accounts. Miss Kerr, who
ia we'll remembered here as a former sue
cessful teacher, is making her home at
Tylersburg, and had gone on a visit to
har aistar,S hnD,a xu hara sha Uao attooL ad
by illness.
Jake Siggins has been home from
Barnett twp. for several days, and ex-
poets to return to drilling operations for
the Braden Oil Il Gas company today,
taking Bruce Hagerty with him who will
handle the drill on the opposite tour.
Barnett township is developing rapidly
as an oil and gas territory, and is looked
upon by many as the coming field of
operations in this section.
Mrs. c. F. Halliday of Crown, Pa,
who was taken to the Kane hospital last
Thursday seriously i'll, was operated up
on in hope of saving her life, but her
trouble had so far advanced as to make
her recovery impossible and she passed
away on Saturday. The remains, accom-
panied by the bereaved husband and
mother, we're taken to Ramana, South
Dskots where the funeral will be held.
Mrs. Roy Mong, of Franklin, went to
Pittsburh to accompany her mother, Mrs.
Henry Wolfe, home, at which place she
had been in the hospital for some time
past. Mrs. Wolfe is now staying with
her daughter in franklin, hut will soon
be able to return to her former home in
Tionesta township. Mrs. Mong also,
while in Pittsburgh, had the pleasure of
enjoying some of the great Billy Sun
days meetings.