The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-11-09
PERSONAL.

Paul Clark came home from Sharon
last week to make his parents visit
M. j. Harp and II. 7. Covert, of
Marienville, were visitors in Tionesta
last Thursday.
Our old and valued friend Daniel
Cannan, of Fagundus, paid us a welcome
visit Thursday.
-R. N. Bechtel, of Ashtabuls, Ohio,
was guest at the home of Mrs. Anna
Osgood over Sunday.
Mrs. J. N. Sandrock and children,
Floyd and Dorothea, spent last week with
relatives in Titusvile and Oil City.
Mrs. J. p. Grove and daughter, Miss
Frances, visited relatives in jamestown,
N. Y, a few days the last of the week.
M. o. Laughner of Mariasville, Pa,
father of Mrs. "A. A. Bailey, was a guest
at the Presbyterian manse part of last
week.
home Monday night, after their sum
mer's sojourn on the Deible oil lease, at
McGraw, Warren county.
Calvin B. Kerr and Clinton Hotel OF
Barnett township we're transacting busi-
ness at the county seat Friday and gave
the REPUBLICAN Office a friendly call
while in town.
w. S. Gillespie, formerly of this city,
but for the past several years resident
of West Virginia, was in town today on
his way to Birch, Mich, where he has
secured position. Warren Times, No
yember q
AT noon Thursday, Nov. 8, at the
East street, Warren. Pa, Mr.. Julius NJ.
Johnson and Miss Lillian d. Spencer,
both of Warren, were united in marriage,
The couple will reside in that city.
The friends of Mrs. NJ. Wertz remem-
bered her sixty-seventh birthday on Fri
day, October 2Sth, and rendered a post
card shower in honor of the event.
She received very handsome collection
of l0i cards and desires TO return her
thanks to the friends for their kindly
remembrances.
Mrs. Lucy Thomson being slightly
indisposed and confined to her home for
the past two weeks, number of her
friends helped to tighten the burden by
giving her post card shower last Satur-
day, when she was the recipient of a
large collection of cards and many ex-
pressions of good will.
Among the homecomers for election
day note these: Glenn Henry, from
Philadelphia; Charles A. Incl and
Thomas d. Fulton, from State College;
A. J. BurheNn, from Warren; Wallace
Mealy and VIM. Dickrager, from Erie;
Bruce Hagerty, John r. Cropp and Karl
II. Kiser, from Bradford.
William Carson, of Wyman, WASH
ington county, Iowa, who was born and
reared to manhood at NeiIltown, this
county, is spending a few weeks with
his brother, r. o. Carson, at the old
home. This is the first meeting of the
brothers in twenty-five years and nat
uraIly the event is a very enjoyable one
for both.
M. E. Abbott of East Hickory was
pleasant caller at the REPUBLICAN Office
Monday, having just returned from a
trip up in York State. He has "signed
up" with the Detroit Vspor Stove Co.,
and will start on the road next Monday
in the intelest of that concern, his terri
tory being in the New England states.
Our best wishes for complete success,
Max.
Mrs. Frank Witherell, of Endeavor,
delightfully."- entertained at a MONDAY
luncheon last Wednesday, in honor of
her sister-in-law Mrs. Edith Winsns, of
Spartansburg. Covers were laid for six
teen. The afternoon was pleasantly spent
at fancy work. Mrs. Winans has made
many friends at Endeavor on former
visits. who were glad of this opportunity
to meet her again.
e. A. McFate and family left Eagle
Rock yesterday for their new home in
Washington state, and will locate at Sui
tan, where he is interested in numbering
operations with w. j. Campbell and other
Forest county gentlemen. The well
wishes of Mr. McFate's many friends go
with him and his family. After making
his fortune it is hoped he will return to
spend his days in Gods country,
Geo. w. Mong, who has for several
years followed operations in the oil fields
of the southwestern country, and who is
now stationed at Maricopa, California,
has been east for several days, visiting
his mother, residing in the Township,
who has been suffering severe illness,
George is sure looking as though the
salubrious climate of the Pacific agrees
with him physically, and we guess it does
financially as we'll. He will return to his
home as soon as he finishes his visit,