The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1908-07-29
PERSONAL.

10 tuo BuosI VI MISS muTl6l DUNN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Fitzgerald are
visiting friends near Leeper this week.
Miss Helen Richardson of riftwood,
Pa, is guest of Miss Maude Garfield.
Miss Evalyn Bailey visited her BROTH
or, Rev. II. A. Bailey and family over
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Darts OF Polk,
Pa, are visiting relatives in Tionesta
township.
Mrs. j. B. Muse and mo ther, Mrs.
George, paid Franklin friends short
visit last week.
Miss Alice Wertz left Tuesday of
last week for two months visit with
relatives.in Mercer county.
j. N. Dunn came home Tuesday from
an extended visit with relatives in Alle-
gheny and Crawford counties.
Sam Farmer and family, of Tidioute,
were here Monday, returning from two
weeks outing at Conneaut Lake.
Frank Shirley of Clarion is visiting
friends here and is member of the
camping party on Dawson Island.
Mrs. Leonard Agnew and daughter
Sarah left Monday for three weeks
visit with relatives and friends in Indiana
county.
Mrs. Lee DAVIS and daughter, Miss
Nellie, went to Meadville last Saturday
for short visit with George DaYis and
family.
Mrs. Chss. L. Hinckle of Erie, and
Mrs. David Edwards and babe of Sharon,
are. guests of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. W. Clark.
Miss Mary Wolfe of Kittanning and
Miss Augusta Cook of Nebraska have
been guests of Miss Florence Hagerty
during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Cunningham, of
Smethport, Pa, were guests at the home
of County Commissioners Agnew from
Wednesday till Friday last week.
Miss Mary Everett visited friends
near Newmsnsville last week and leaves
tomorrow for weeks visit with Miss
Alice McCloskey, at North Pine Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Lanson and
children, May and Arthur, are visiting
friends at the formers old home at Lofts
Vile and other sections of Warren county
this week.
Miss Mabel Heron of Kittanning is
guest at the home of her uncle, II. M.
Foreman. Miss Louie Foreman spent
the past three weeks with Miss Heron
in Kittanning.
Mrs. D. G. Glenn and Mrs. w. D.
Glenn of Corsica, Pa, were guests at j.
c. Geist's over Sunday. Mrs. Geist and
sons, Glenn and Willis, return home with
them today for three weeks visit.
John Sproull of Uniontown, Pa, who
bad charge of the Lanson grist mill here
when it was first built, is visiting old
friends here this week. He now owns a
fourishing shoe store in Uniontown.
Miss Mary Louise Cook, of Cooks
burg, is having a house party at her
home this week and Misses Rebecca Ross
and Ella Moore, of Clarion, are among
the guests present. t.-Clarion Democrat,
Mrs. j. N. Sandrock is visiting her
daughters in Oil City and Titusville, this
week, and Miss Della Sandrock is spend
ing few days with Mrs. James Thomas
at the Doutt Il Foreman mill, down the
river.
j. L. Hepler, of the Sigworth u hep
Ter livery, has moved his family from
Newmansville to Tionesta, and is occu-
pying the new house recently completed
by Edward and Jesse Graham, on May
street.
Patrick Joyce was down from Buffalo
his son Frank, and meeting old Tioness
friends. Mr.. Joyce, while feeling good
otherwise, is still much troubled with his
old rheumatic enemy.
Mrs. Frank Hood and Miss Belle
Hood attended the reunion of the Meager
family at Venus, Pa, last Saturday. Mrs.
Hood is member of the family connec-
tion which is an extensive one, there be-
ing upward of hundred present at this
celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. J. Vaughn and son,
Harold, of Joliet, ILL.,, spent the greater
part of the past week with Mrs. Vaughn's
sister, Mrs. Isaac Mccoy, leaving for
home Tuesday. Mr.. Vaughn is super
intendent of the Illinois Match Co., at
Joliet.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Nc
of Tt,lxy OSth lannh-
ter; to MIR. and Mrs. A. T.. Handy, of
Stewart Run, July %, son. Mr.. and
Mrs. Handy were called to mourn the
death of their son, which occurred the
same day.
The families of Rev. e. l.. Monroe,
Fl. M. Foreman, j, G. Bromley, j. Q.
Bowman, Moses Hepler, A. e. Daniels,
NJ. L.. Rhodes, VIM. McGee, Mrs. G.. X.
Bradbury, Mrs, r. W. Moon and Mrs.
John Noble, of Tionests, will have tents
at the Pleasantville campmeeting, which
opens tomorrow evening.
-Messrs. Albert Weingard and A. j.
Burhenn, two students OF The Hoff Busi-
ness College, went to Warren last Friday
to attend the annual college alumni re-
union, which was held in Hunters
Grove, on the banks of Conewango creek,
opposite the State Hospital. A large
number of students was present and
they report very enjoyable time.
Mrs. J. Norman Davies left this
morning for New York, where she will
reioin DR.. Davies, who is still in hosp-