The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-07-21
PERSONAL.

Dunn.
Miss Iva Carpenter of Endeavor was
a guest of Miss Blanche Pease last
Wednesday.
Miss Agnes Joyce of Buffalo, N. Y,
is visiting at the home of her brother,
Frank Joyce.
Miss Lillia Weaver has been visiting
relatives In Oil City and Franklin during
the past week.
Misses Marie Dunn and Edna Gregg
visited friends in Oil City last week, re-
turning Monday.
Mrs. J. F. Mealy and daughter
Georgianna of Tylersburg were visitors
in Tionesta, Friday.
Miss Colyn Clark arrived home Mon
day from a visit with her sister, Mrs.
Chas. Hinkle, in Erie.
Mrs. w. L. Wertz and daughter re-
turned Thursday from a six weeks visit
with relatives In Lancaster, Pa.
w. s. Hendricks of Kellettville was
a visitor in Tionesta, Thursday, and gave
the REPUBLICAN a pleasant call.
Richard j. Arters of Tidioute, and
Melissa j. Whitman of Endeavor, were
granted a wedding permit on the 18th
inst.
Lester Holeman has been transferred
from Atlantic City to Cape May, N. j.,
where he is now the agent for the Adams
Express Company.
Misses Janet Jameson and Fern
Dunn attended the Odd Fellows picnic
at Monarch Park, Monday, and are visit
ing friends in Oil City for a few days.
Mrs. E. w. Fitzgerald and daughters
Edwina and Margaret of Kane are with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Lawrence, for a few weeks visit.
Mrs. Archie Newton of Emlentou
was a guest at s. S. Sigworth's over Mon
day night aud left Tuesday morning with
Mrs. Sigworth for a visit in New York
city.
County Superintendent d. W. Nor
rison returned Saturday morning from
Grove City College, where he had beon
for some weeks taking a special course of
study.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Hart of Oil
City, and Mrs. Kate Heilman and Mrs.
L.ominson of Montgomery, Pa, arrived
here Tuesday for a weeks visit with Mr..
aud Mrs. A. M. Doutt.
Mrs. Ii. G. CASTOR and two daughters
and Mrs. s. s. Gaskill, of Alliance, Ohio,
will arrive here today for a visit at the
home of J. d. w. Reck. Mr.. CASTOR will
join them here later in the week.
William Robertson of Pottsville, Pa,
a brother of Hon. J. H. Robertson, for
merly of Tionesta but now of Seattle,
WASH, was here Saturday on his way
for a visit with Ed. DO wman at Tylers-
burg.
Misses Jane and Margaret Moore of
Oil City, and Misses linda and Elsie Scar
lett of Philadelphia, Pa, were guests of
the Misses Smearbsugh a few days this
week. Miss Marie Smearbaugh accom-
psnies the young ladies on their home
ward return today and will be Miss Jane
Moore's guest at Pittsburg for a few days.
p. ]. Black. an old. time Forest coun-
ty boy, was shaking hands with Tionesta
friends Friday. 1t was pats" first visit
to his old home in many years, and he
went from here to jamestown. N. Y, to
see his parents and other relatives. He
is located at Pine Grove, w. Va, where
ne has for several years been engaged in
oil operations.
Gus B. Evans, of Endeavor, private
secretary to Congressman Wheeler, came
home from Washington Saturday for the
summer, the superstition being that Con-
gress will pass the tariff bill and adjourn
this week. Mrs. Evans, who spent the
winter in Washington, came home with
her husband. Mr.. Evans was a visitor
here yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Smith of Titus
vile are visiting friends in this vicinity
for a couple of weeks. Hsrry's left hand,
which he injured in the machinery Of a
pumping power several weeks ago, is
still giving him considerable trouble,
blood poison having set in a short time
after the injury occurred, making the
healing process quite tedious.
DIR. Karl L. Wenk and Harry D..
McCluskey, of Kane, are spending the
week at the formers old home in Tio-
nesta. They canoed down from Kinzua
last week and enjoyed camping out"
along the river for several nights. Mr..
McCluskey, who is a fine baritone singer,
rendered a beautiful solo at the morning
service at the Presbyterian church last
Sabbath.
The Music Committee of the Presby-
terisn church has dispensed, temporarily,
at least, with the services of the qusrtette
and has engaged Frank A. Wheeler, of
Mercer, as precentor, or director of con-
gregational singing. The new scheme
tried for the first time yesterday.
Mr.. Wheeler also sang a solo and pleased
the congregation with his rich bass voice.
News.
County COMMISSIONS NJ. p. Heasley
of Venango county was in Tionests
Thursday, coming here TO look after
James Proctor, who had run away from
the Polk institution for feeble minded
children a few weeks previous. He found
the young man at the home of j. p.
Ralston, near Neilltown, and returned