The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-01-14
PERSONAL.


after two weeks illness with grippe.
Hamilton Foreman of Endeavor. was
business caller at this office Saturday.
Miss Ada Huliug spent Sunday In
Erie as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. G.
Wyman.
Ernest Barr of Nebraska dropped in
Saturday to enroll as a subscriber to For
est county's best newspaper.
Joseph Hallinen of Tidioute was the
the Hotel Weaver. over Sunday.
Hon. N. p. Wheeler was down from
Endeavor on business yesterday, and ia
vored the REPUBLICAN with friendly
call.
r. Mrs G. f. Watson, Mrs. L. J. Hop
kins and Mrs. Cora Felt attended meet
ing of the Tldioute Chapter of the d. A.
R., Saturday afternoon.
j. Floyd Proper and A. NJ. Doutt
started for st. Petersburg and Ozons,
Florida, Saturday. to join their families
for the winters sojOurn.
Mrs. James II. Kelly was obliged to
have her handsome setter dog, "Dixie"
chloroformed last week, he having been
attacked by an incurable ailment.
-Messrs. william Roger and John
Coon, Of ClariDgtOn, were business Wis
itors at the county seat Wednesday, and
found time to make the REPUBLICAN a
pleasant call
Charles VanGiesen was up from
President over Monday night aud reports
that he crossed the Allegheny river on
An ice bridge at the President Jerry,
Monday afternoon.
County Auditor A. G. Gregg, of
Brookston, gave the REPUBLICAN office
a pleasant call yesterday. The auditors
expect to finish their work on the various
county accounts today.
Ernest Sibbe of German Hill gave
US call one day last week and while we
we're out We got that dollar just the same,
paying for his paper regularly being one
of the things he never forgets.
donald Grove, who has been In the
employ of the National Transit Co. at Oil
City for the past two years, has accepted
a position at Wichita Falls, Texas, and
arrived in that city Monday last.
Mrs. George Holeman returned
Saturday from Oil City where she went
to spend the holidays with her daughter,
Mrs. Merton Mealy, and was obliged to
remain a couple oi weeks to recover from
a severe cold.
-Repine Colosimo, of Endesvor, spent
yesterday here with bis friend Charles
CapalUpo, and left last evening for New
York, where he will sail for his home at
Soveria Manilli, Italy, on a visit to his
parents. Kane Repu blican, Thursday.
Friends will regret to learn that s. J.
Grove Is max ing rather slow progress to-
ward recovery from a serious case of
blood poison which developed from an
apparently Insignificant injury to one of
his fingers of the left hand some weeks
ago.
Mrs. J. B. Cottle and Miss May San
ner drove to Nebraska Sunday to pay
Mrs. +. L. DeWoody visit intending to
return Monday, but the blizzard, which
ragged furiously all that day, interfered
with their plans and they we're pleased to
stay another day.
R A. Chids, who is the sawyer on
on the Plumer road a mile and half out
from Eagle Rock. was up to spend Sun
day with his family here. II will take
them about six months to clean up all
the timber on the tract.
Mrs. s. E. Pierce of the Hotel Weaver
went to Toronto, Ohio, Monday night to
attend the funeral on Tuesday afternoon
Of her cousin, Thomas j. Pentlsnd, aged
SO, whose death occurred Saturday eve
ming. He Lad been a life long resident
of Toronto. prominent in business, social
and church affairs. snd was highly es-
teemed. His wife, one son and one
daughter survive him.
The Worthy Grand Matron ofthe State
of Pennsylvs Mrs. N. Luells Jackson,
of Pittsburgh, made an official visit to
Sylvania Chapter, No. l02 Order of the
Eastern Star, last Wednesday evening,
and installed the officers for the coming
year. She was accompanied by Mrs.
Cable, of Warren, Pa. A fter the meeting
lunch was served In the dining hall,
and a social time followed.
daniel w. Long, OF Newark, N. ",
and Miss Wilds C. Harmon. of Tionests,
were united in marriage at the parsonage
of the Evangelical Lutheran church at
Warren, Pa, Saturday afternoon, Jan.
10, 1914, Rev. W. G. Beck officiating.
They returned to TioDests SATURDAY eve
ming aud are now spending a few days
with the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Harmon, near LickiDgville, Pa.
We Join with their FRIENDS in wishing
them a prosperous and happy journey
through life.
james Shoemaker OF Summer, Wash,
writes short note acknow Lodging the re-
ceipt of the welcome old REPUBLICAN,
which he says is like letter from home,
and then adds: "I was down to Portland,
Oregon for a week on visit to my uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Copan,
who found we'll and enjoying the best
of health. Uncle Sim is in the lumber
business with his two sons. They are The
owners oftwo saw mills and are doing
fine. He wished to be remembered TO all
old friends in the east also met Leon
ard Agnew. He has quit the hotel busi-