The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-07-14

4lst anniversary of their marriage. They
returned home on the morning trair
Monday.
Miss May Sanner spent several day.
visiting her friend Miss Anna Mong a
jamestown, N. Y, during 4th of July
week. Misses Belle Anderson and Della
Sandrock also visited jamestown friends
oyer the 4th.
Mrs. w. A. Snowman and young son
Alon, Oregon City, Ore, and Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. A. Buzard and the boy, OF Lami.
son, Ala, have come to spend the sum.
mer with the ladies' parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. +. Watson.
Il. A. Fehlman, having disposed Of
his interests at West Hickory, has located
at Edinboro, where he has accepted q
position in one of that places leading
drug stores. Forest county friends will
wish him success at his new home.
"A sacred song service, lead by the
choir, will take the place of the usual
preaching service at the Presbyterian
church next Sabbath evening. A num-
Der of special selections will be given,
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
Mrs. Robert A. Fulton was home
over the Fourth from Lily Dale, N. Y.
She had as her guests here her mother,
Mrs. II. W. Horner, ofAllegheny Springs,
and her uncle, Edward King, of Mer-
rill, Wisconsin.
John and Mildred Thomson gave a
party last Wednesday in honor of their
friend, Harold Saul, of Williamsburg,
Pa, who is visiting at their home. About
fifteen were present and all reported a
fine time, lunch being served on the
lawn.
r. W. Beers, jobber for several years
for Wheeler a. ~Dusenbury, on the head
waters of Queen creek, in Hickory town
ship, expects TO start for Colorado in a
few days, accompanied by his wife, whose
health il is hoped to benefit by the change
of climate. Mr.. Beers does not himself
expect to remain long in the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon w. Mong re-
turned recently to their former home in
Tionesta township for a couple of months
visit with old friends aud neighbors.
They have resided in Tulsa, Oklahoma,
for the past six years, where Mr.. Mong
has been enaged in the oil fields, and to
which place they will return after finish
ing their visit east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles M. Colt of CO.
lumbus, Ohio, visited Tionests over the
4th as guests at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Jameson, the ladies being
sisters. Mr.. Colt spent most of his short
vacation at his fayorite pastime of trout
fishing, with good success, while Mrs.
Colt had the pleasure of meeting many
old friends at her former home.
w. A. Eagles, who left Tionesta "A
years ago to make his home at Bradford,
was a visitor to old friends here over
Sunday, who found him little changed in
oPPOdi IN VI III thO DhSI HudIlCI
century. He has recently come in pos
of the old homestead near Sandy
Lake, Mercer county, and thinks he may
spend the balance of his days as a farmer.
Miss Kate Arner, for some time as
sistant to Prothonotary Geist, has been
named as his principal deputy since Mr..
Geist's election as cashier of the Citizens
National bank. Miss Arner has fully
demonstrated her cspability for this I'M
portant position, and patrons OF the office
will find her efficient and obliging in the
discharge OF its duties. Mr.. Geist is to be
congratulated upon the wisdom of his
selection.
Mr.. X. Il. Morrison, who has beer
bookkeeper for Harry Thayer at Laurel
Mill for several years past, is now en-
gagged in the same capacity at the tannery
of II. II. Smith Il Company at West
Hickory, Forest county. His family are
still at Laurel Mill and he returns every
to spend Sunday with them, but it
is likely that they will move some time
This SIMMER to West Hickory to make
heir future home. -Ridgway Advocate.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Pufinberg, sons
and Paul, and daughter Martha,
Mrs. Charles Swingle, Mr.. and Mrs. S. s..
Smith and children, and DR.. Stephens
md family, all of Williamsburg, Pa,
we're of an automobile party which made
tour of this section during Fourth of
July week. There were in all about
'orty cars in line when they reached
Clarion, where a grand reception was
endered them, the above named tourists
extending their trip to this vicinity to
'isit old friends. 1t was a jolly bunch
md they seemed to be extracting a lot OF
pleasure from the outing.
Robert G. Shriver and Henry Kemble
ire back from the Oklahoma oil fields for
months visit with old friends in this
They are located at Alluwe,
Okla, where both have interests that
ieep them pretty close, as a usual thing,
'ut they managed to get a thirty-day lay
If which they preferred to spend in a
'isit to the scenes of their nativity, at the
anne time getting a respite from the tor
id heat of the southwest region. There
s an abundance of oil it that country, but
he great drawback is in getting it rams
the pipe lines being able to take
'nly a limited amount of the fluid.
Engagement Announced.