The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-09-07
PERSONAL.

ofTionesta, Sept. I'd, a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Haslet were
visitors in Warren over Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Hodges, of Oil City, was
guest OF Mrs. Archie Clark over Sun
day.
Roy Bovard came home from Pitts
burg, Friday, for a short visit, returning
Tuesday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett
Grubbs, of East Hickory, Sept. %,
daughter.
Mrs. l.. V. Bigony and daughter, Miss
Kathryn, visited friends in Bradford
over Sunday.
Frank Mcnamara and Norman Cook,
of Warren, were guests at f. r. Lanson's
over sudday.
Miss Bessie Sigworth left Tuesday
for EdnbOro, where she will attend the
Normal School.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John PEBBLES,
of Harmony township, September 2i,
twin daughters.
". d. Foreman and family were up
from Oil City to spend Sunday and Mon
day with relatives.
Mrs. Robert A. Fulton returned
from Lily Dale, N. Y, last week, the
season having closed.
Mrs. G. A. Lanson and son Arthur
arrfya1 hnnna loof xuaaIy aff
the summer in California.
George Hunter goes to Pittsburg to-
day to take up the study of a commercial
course at Duff's College.
j. #. Jones, of East Hickory, was
business visitor in Tionests, Monday, |
and gave us pleasant call.
-ReY. w. o. Calhoun went to Frank
lin yesterday to attend the annual con-
ference of the M. e. church.
Miss Edna Chappell, of Sandy Lake,
Pa, is here for visit with her aunts,
Mrs. p. Moor and Mrs. Borts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Rodgers and
son Richard, of Oil City, were guests at
VIM. f. Killmer's over Sunday.
Charles Remission and daughter jose
phine, of Oil City, were guests at the
home of Thomas Mays over Sunday.
g. f. Rodda and son Louis went to
Kane last week to finish up contract OF
painting which they have in that town.
Misses Leota, Violet and Viola Ber-
lin, OF Brookslon, are visiting at the home
of their grandmother, Mrs. j. N. Sand
rock.
Lamont Platt, son of Rev. d. A. Platt,
left to-day for Nebraska, Forest county,
where he will teach school. Franklin
New, 3D..
Miss Genevieve Carr, of Louisville,
Pa, was guest at the homes of her un-
cles, F. h. and G. A. Lanson, during the
past week.
%. L. Moore, of Franklin, formerly
assistant principal in our schools, was a
guest of Tionesta friends few days the
last of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Daugherty, of
were visitors in Tionesta,
and the latter gave us call to
renew her subscription.
Miss Sarah Carringer, who was
guest of her mother, Mrs M. G. Carrin-
ger, for the past month, returned to Ri.
mersburg, Pa, last Friday.
Miss Edna Agnew, who has been a
successful teacher at Granada, Colorado,
for the past two years, has been reelected
to her position there at an increased
salary.
DIR. W. T. Ledebur, who is now resi-
dent physician of st. Luke's Hospital,
Baltimore, Md, is spending three
weeks vacation with relatives in this
vicinity.
Lowell and Grace Monroe, children
If Rev. and Mrs. e. l.. Monroe, have re-
urned from three weeks visit in Pot
er aud Tioga counties, Pa, and report a
good time. I
"A marriage license was issued here in
he Office of clerk of the Courts j. G. S
ieist, Monday, to Charles F. Carlson, of
Dill City, and Miss Blanche Eisenman, of
Cylersburg. S
Mr.. and Mrs. r. It. Thompson and
title daughter, Martha, of Youngstown, 7
ohio, spent the past week with Mr.. and :
Mrs. g. G. CASTOR at the Deible Oil farm,
lear Tidioute.
Lee Berlin was down from Kellett-
lille, Monday, and gave us pleasant E
all. Mr.. and Mrs. Berlin are spending
he summer in the woods above Kellett- +,
lille, where Mr.. Berlin is employed. :,
"A. j. Burhenn, of Starr, went to
Warren last week, where he has a good 4
position with the j. II. West Lumber n
company. His work is mostly in the h
'flice at the present time, but he expects a
ater to be on the road selling lumber. d
Miss Bess Morgan will leave this h
coming Thursday for Philadelphia, to pur- C
base fall millinery. Before returning 7
he will visit Atlantic City and will also v
,e the guest of Mrs. Julia Holeman and g
drs. Pardon Clifford, at Vinelsnd, n. j.
DIR. II. W. Arthur, of Pittsburg,
member of the Pennsylvania State Dem
al Examining Board, was guest of DR..
frank S. Hunter last week and the latter
vas introducing him to some of the won
Iers of nature in the big woods in this
'icinity during his stay. n
Miss Maud Garfield left on Saturday Il
or Curwensville, Clearfied county, Pa, T