The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-06-17
PERSONAL.

-uhrolu Alien OF new castle, "a, IL
visiting at the home of his uncle, J. A,
Adams.
Charles MCGEE of Curwensville, Pa,
was guest of Tionecta friends over
Sunday.
Roy Bovard is home for a two week g
vacation from the Westinghouse works at
Pittsburg.
IF. r. Klinestiver of Nebraska. went
to Wheeling, W. Va, Monday evening,
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Kelly OF
Pittsburg, were guests at the home of
Mrs. A. B. Kelly the past week.
Miss Winnie Chappell, who was visit
ing her aunts, Mrs. Moor and Mrs. Borts,
returned to her home at Sandy Lake,
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Weingard OF
German Hill spent Sunday with the fam
lily of their daughter, Mrs. James Wiles,
in Bradford.
Miss Belle Jameson entertained Mr..
and Mrs. d. j. Beck of Titusville, Sun
day. They came over ON the Bradford ex
cursion train.
w. g. Wymsn of Erie was business
visitor in the community last week, and
guest at the home of James A. Huling
Friday and Saturday.
Miss Elva Lanson went to Elwood
City. Pa, Friday, for a few weeks visit
with her aunt and sister. Mrs. J. b.
Sproull and Miss Olive Lanson.
Mrs. L. l.. Zuver and children, Grace
and Billy, were among those from Tio-
nesta who took advantage of the excur-
sion Sunday to visit Bradford friends.
Mrs. Henry Wolfe is critically i'll at
her home in Tionesta township and her
friends will be sorry to learn that hopes
for her recovery have been abandoned.
Miss Valerie Jenet, of franklin, ac-
companied by her nephew, A. Jenet,
auloed up Sunday in the lstter's car and
spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs. J. b.
Muse.
MIR. and Mrs. j. E. CASTOR of Coch-
ranton, Pa, and Hubert Hazeltine, OF
Barto, Fla, we're guests at the home of
their cousin, Postmaster Castor, during
the past week.
Mrs. f. r. Klinestiver and children
of Nebraska, went to East Smithfeld,
Bradford county, the last OF the week for
a few weeks visit with her father and
other relatives.
tx Congressman and Mrs. N. P.
Wheeler autoed down from Endeavor
yesterday and spent few hours with
Tionesrs friends. The REPUBLICAN was
favored with call from Mr.. Wheeler.
County Supt. J. o. Carson is absent
for the week, holding teachers exam ina
tions at Clarington and Marienville,
Tuesday and Wednesday, and at the
Clarion Normal Monday aud Tuesday of
next week.
John Hood, one of Tionesta's oldest
citizens, returned few days ago from a
visit to his old home community In
Sugarcreek township, Vensngo county.
He looked up as many of his old cbums
of 20 years ago as he could fnd, but they
were few in number.
Editor Pickens of the Marienville Ex-
press was visitor at the county seat a
few hours yesterday. Br'er Pickens re-
| ho
which his town 10 installing, and which
will be blowing bottles of superior
quality before snow flies again.
District Attorney Csrringer and Jay
N. Bankhesd joined apsrty of Endeavor
friends yesterday morning in an auto
trip to Codersport, Pa, where a new
Masonic temple is to be ded dicated, in
which exercises some OF the most promi-
nent Masons of the country are to take
part.
e. L. DeWoody OF Nebraska, who
was injured Tuesday of last week wheu
his automobile went over the bank
short distance below Nebraska, has so
| ihi iOOONOiOu 40 w 10 uOlo W OIluk us
family to Tionesta in their car last eve.
ming. After the car was hauled back to
the roadway the damages to the machine
we're found to be slight.
Friends of H. W. Horner will be
grieved to learn that he sustained para
| lytic stroke involving the whole left side
of bis body, Monday evening of this
week, while staying at his cottage at Al.
legheny Springs. He is conscious and
able to talk some, but physicians give the
family little hope for his recovery. Mrs.
Horner is with her husband.
w. s. Shsffer of Ambridge, Pa, spent
the past ten days IN the vicinity of his
home OF younger days, fishing and camp
ing with party of congenial friends up
in Hickory and Kingsley townships.
Scott was caller on Tionests friends
Saturday and met a lot ofthem who found
him the same good natured, wholesome
boy of 25 years back. Always welcome
up here, Scott
-Orla l.. Moore, OF franklin, who will
be pleasantly remembered here as the
assistant principal of the Tionesta high
school few years ago, was graduated
yesterday from the School of Applied
Science of the Carnegie Institute Of
Technology, Pittsburgh. The graduating
class in all departments of the institute
numbered 100 and the exercises were held
at 10 a. m. in Carnegie Music Hall.
The Sheffield correspondent of the
Warren Mirror says: Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Hunter have their household goods
nack ad and raadu for ahinnnni IN Oil