The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1908-09-16
PERSONAL.

East Hickory yesterday on business.
Our veteran friend VIM. Albsugh of
East Hickory gave us pleasant call
Monday.
Peter YoungK of Tylersburg was
shaking hands with old Tionesta friends
last Thursday,
Mrs. Harvey G. Kiser, of Tarentum,
is paying visit to he. parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Randall.
Richard Williams of Lickingville
was guest at the home of his son,
Philip, over Sunday.
Miss Mary Forrlnger of Mcdonald,
Pa, is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. 6.
II. Killmer, for two weeks.
Mrs. j.. j. Landers visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William White, in
Titusvile, Sunday and Monday.
"A marriage license was issued here
Monday TO Samuel Daum of Johnlowen,
and Miss A lice Mealy of Tionesta.
j. F. Proper and son Curtis went to
Slippery Rock, Pa, last Friday, where
the latter entered as a student at the State
Normal School.
II. B. Lehentaler, superintendent of
the handle factory at Endeavor, was a
pleasant caller at the REPUBLICAN office
Monday afternoon.
Rev. II. A. Bailey went to Ridgvay
yesterday to attend the Fall meeting of
Clarion Presbytery, which met there
yesterday and today.
Mrs. j. f. Proper and Mrs j. w.
Landers are spending the week in Pitts
burg, the latter beng engaged in select
ing new goods for the Walters millinery
store.
Mrs. J. Il. Adams of Franklin, and
daughter, Mrs. Barton Forsythe and
daughter Helen, of Austin, Texas, were
guests last week of Mrs. P. X. George
and Mrs. j. B. Muse.
Congressman Wheeler was in town
Wednesday. He attended the big Re-
publican meeting at Youngstown, Ohio,
serving as one of the Vice Presidents.
He reports it great gathering. .-Tidioute
News.
Clarence Landas, Anton T. Schreck,
Joseph BeDton and Frank Brown, OF
Titusville, were guests of James. j. and
Joseph w, Landers, Monday, coming
over to take try at the good bass fishing
in the river.
j. Orr Carson of Neilltown, left
yesterday for Lewisburg, Pa. where be
will enter Bucknell college. Mr.. Carson
was principal of the Tionesta high school,
which position he held for three years.
Titusville Herald.
DIR. and Mrs. ]. d. Greaves and two
children, William and Gertrude, of New
Alexandria, Pa, are spending two
weeks q vacation in Tionesta as guests al
the home of Mrs. G's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Lawrence.
DIR. and Mrs. w. A. Mason, of Roar
ing Springs, Pa, were guests at the home
of the latter, Mrs. T. B. Lehentaler, al
Endeavor during the past week. Mrs
Lehentaer is spending this week at Cam
bridge Springs with Mrs. Mason.
Sam. Haslet, Joseph Weaver ant
Clifford Foreman, who played seconC
base, third base and center field re-
spectively for the Fredonia, N. Y, bal
team and others in that section durin,
the past season, returned home Saturday
afternoon, the teams having disbanded.
Earl Yetter of Kane stopped in towr
over Thursday night as guest at thu
home of his aunt, Mrs. j. f. Wenk, beinl
on his way to Pittsburg TO visit friends
Earl spent the past two years in the Cali
fornia oil fields. being stationed a
Coalinga, and likes it so well in tha
country that he will return shortly for {
longer stay.
R. C. Shriver arrived here Friday
from the Oklahoma oil fields for q
months visit with his brother, j. A
ShrIver, of the township, and Other
friends. Rob. reports business little
slack in his region owing TO lack o.
transportation facilities, which is a grea
drawback to the oil producers of that
wonderfully prolific field.
William f. Boyle, an expert linotype
operator, and Ralph A. Davidson, local
reporter on the Oil City Derrick, who
we're members of camping party which
was located at the mouth of Indian Camp
run during the past week, were visitors
in Tionesta last Wednesday and made 9
very pleasant call at this office. The
boys had very good success in fishing fol
bass, and thoroughly enjoyed the time
spent at the camp.
Mrs. j. G, Dale, Tionesta's IS Oldest lady
resident, celebrated her seth birthday
Monday of this week, when number o
her friends and members of the family
gathered at her home in the evening tC
offer congratulations and good wishes
and to pass pleasant hour in the com
pany of this excellent mother. Mrs
Dale retains all her faculties in remark
able degree and is In the enjoyment o.
good health for one of her ripe years
Her large circle of friends hope for hel
yet many happy years upon earth.
Watchdog That Wouldn't Watch.
Pay more tor Devoe; be glad to. 1t is
ful-measure and honest.