The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-09-01

pretty reception at the home of the
groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. /. M. Fox.
They will reside at Endeavor.
"A note from Harry Watson states
that they were having a fine trip through
the Yellowstone Park. They expect to
put In three weeks on the road before
going to their new home at Hardy, Cal,
and will visit the Seattle exposition,
Portland and other cities.
Mrs. Louise Charleston and son
Benjamin went to Oil City yesterday to
see August Charleston, a former we'll
known citizen of this place, who has been
seriously i'll at the hospital in that city
for some time. His disease is much com
plicated and does not yield readily TO
treatment.
Miss Clara Carringer is with her
mother for a short visit before returning
to her home at Rimersburg. Miss Car
ringer has been taking treatment at the
Kane hospital for several months, which
friends will be pleased to learn has re-
suited in almost complete restoration of
her health.
r. r. Shafer, of C~hautauqua, N. Y,
an old-time ~pedsgogue of this county,
having taught the schools at Golinzs,
NeilltOwn and other places, was a Tio-
nesta visitor Saturday. Mr.. Shafer is
returning 10 the county for the coming
school term, having charge of the school
at Neilltown.
Marion Small visited his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Small, at Nebraska, a few
days last week. Marion is one of our
energetic Forest county boys. He went
to Pittsburg in the spring and took a
course in repairing and handling motor
cars and has a position as chauffeur on
one of the Pittsburg Taxicab Co. cars.
Charles Incl went 10 Waterford, Pa,
Sunday afternoon, where he began work
Monday morning with a state engineer
ing corps, which is surveying the roads
OF the state in connection with the good
roads movement. The work in this Sec
ton of the state is under the supervision
of chief engineer w. A. Wynn of Warren.
f. A. Yetter, of Kane, drove down in
his auto Saturday. bringing his two
daughters Margaret and Madeline with
him, and remained oyer Sunday as guests
of the editors family. Monday Mr., and
Mrs. c.. f. Whitehill and Helen and
Ralph, returned with Mr.. Yetter as far as
Marienville to finish their visit, Mrs. w.
and children having also been guests at
the editors home for ten days.
Mrs. Paul d. Schillinger, of Balti-
more, Md, who is visiting at the home Of
her sister, Mrs. Herman Blum, of Ger
man Hill, was the guest of honor at 8
porch party given by Mrs. r. W. Lede'
bur, of German Hill, Thursday afternoon
Friends present from a distance we're
Mrs. Edward Youngk and Miss Naom.
Schillinger of Pittsburg; Mrs. Jacob Ray
and Miss Julia Lohmeyer of Kellettville
Mrs. A. f. Ledebur of Tlonesta and Mrs
H. w. Ledebur OF East Hickory.
e. A. McFate of Eagle Rock, for
merly residing on the A. W. Stroup farm
; German Hill, and William Crop, ST., o
Cropp Hill, start today or a Western trip
expecting to see a good portion of Wash
ington and Oregon states before return
ing. They will visit Seattle, Portland
and other large cities, and will look NJ
some of the erstwhile Forest county citi
zens now located in that country. Mr.
McFate, who once spent four years as
resident of Washington, may finally 10
cate again in the west.
j. II. Dale returned Sunday morning
from his trip west, which extended over
a period of ten weeks. The tour was
made all for sightseeing and pleasure and
of both he seems to have enjoyed aplenty.
A number of former Tionesta friends
were met along the way at Los Angeles
and San Francisco, Calf, CASTOR and
Portland, Oregon, and Seattle, WASH, all
of whom he found to be prosperous and
happy. The Colonel took on a matter OF
ten or fifteen pounds of%avoirdupois while
absent, so we guess the trip agreed with
him.
From the Tidioute News: Mr.. and
Mrs. John Siggins of Warren, Mr.. Louis
Ericsson and son of Ridgway, and Ralph
Sigging, spent Sunday at the home OF
their parents, Judge and Mrs. Siggins,
During the day DR.. and Mrs. James Sig
Gins and daughters ofOil CITY, A, j, Sig.
gins and wife of West Hickory, and Mr..
and Mrs. George Slggins of Limestone,
were visitors at the John Siggins home.
Mrs. j. A. Turner and Miss Dunn
were guests of Miss Artie Robinson Of
Tionesta, Wednesday.-Miss Alice Sig
gins of West Hickory, was the guest Of
town friends Wednesday.
, Fred G. Lacy, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Laura F. Lacy, of Phila'
delphia, Mrs. G. w. Stranshan, sister o
Mr.. Lacy, accompanied by her daughter
Mrs. SALESMAN, and son, OF Erie, are
paying a ' visit to the scenes of their early
life in this section, and stopped in TIC
nesta yesterday. This morning they e
to Nebraska and Golinza for the day, ant
from there they will go to Clarion t
visit friends for a short time. Mr.. Lacy''
host of friends in Tionesta were delighted
to meet him after his long absence, anG
hope he will not make his visits so long
between times in the future.