The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-06-28
PERSONAL.

Miss Wilda Thomson, of Nebraska,
was a guest of Miss Hazel Clark during
the past week.
Mrs. Catherine Lewis, of Bradford
was guest of her niece, Mrs. Il. L. zu-
yer, over Sunday.
Miss Katharine Osgood went to Ash
tabula, Ohio, Tuesday, for visit OF two
weeks with relatives.
Miss Christine Agnew came home
from Washington. d. c., Saturday to
spend the summer vacation.
Miss Florence Maxwell is visiting
friends at Clarion, and will attend the
commencement at the Normal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chsppell, of Sandy
Lake, Pa, were guests last week of their
aunts, Mrs. p. Moor and Mrs. Borts.
Mrs. Alvin Wallace Client, OF New
York City, is the guest of Mrs. Charles
II. Hunter and Mrs. Howard G. Mac
Dougsll.
Mrs. J. j. Connolly, OF Plttsburg, is
visiting her father, G. w. Robinson, who
is recovering from severe illness, we
are pleased to report.
Misses Florence and Kathryn Knapp
of Toronto, Ohio, and Mrs. Cramer. of
Cleveland, are guests at the home of their
uncle, Daniel Walters.
%. L. Mesly of Franklin gave the
REPUBLICAN pleasant call Friday, be-
ing on his way to attend the Mealy family
reunion in Tionesta twp. Saturday.
Mrs. Howard Z. MacDougall, of New
York City, favored the Presbyterian con-
gregation with pretty solo, exquisitely
rendered, al the morning service Sunday.
--Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kirchsrtz came
down from Warren on the Sunday ex-
cursion and spent the day with Tionesta
friends as the guests of Postmaster jamie
sons family.
AT meeting OF the Housewife Boro
school board, June 10th, Miss Evelyn
Grove was elected to teach room No. at
a salary of $500 per month. The term
is nine months.
DIR. f. ]. Bovsrd and Prof. f. w.
Gill we're in Oil City over Friday night
and attended dancing party given by
the Acacia club at Monarch Park. Over
100 couples were present.
Mrs. A. G. Brown has been apprised
of the serious illness with pneumonia of
her mother at Brookyille. Her advanced
age makes her condition all the more
serious, and friends are much concerned.
Il. A. Buzard, of Lamison, Ala,
ioined his wife and son here last Thurs
day, and on Friday, in company with G.
F. Watson, Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Buzard
and Master Jack, he took an auto trip to
Erie.
On the 2lst inst. Rev. VIM. Richards
OF Mayburg, officiated at the marriage of
Mr.. John 1. Silzle and Miss j. Laurella
Wolf, both of Kellettville, the ceremony
taking place at the home of the brides
father.
Henry Wertz, of Conneaut Lake, Pa,
and Miss Sarah Wertz. of Greenville,
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Miss Julia Boyer, of Greenville, cousin,
were guests at the Wertz home during
the past week.
The following new subscriptions and
renewals are thankfully acknow lodged:
Mrs. j. d. Greaves, New Alexandra,
Pa; John E. Larson, Brookston; o. L.
Mealy, new Franklin, Pa; State Lii
brary, Harrisburg, Pa.
Miss Maud Garfield and Miss Sarah
Carson went to Clarion Monday to attend
the commencement exercises at the Nor
NAL. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Carson sccompa.
MED them for days visit, George Will
son transporting the party in his auto.
Frank Joyce and family are here
from Buffalo, expecting to remain for a
portion of the summer. Frank will be
engaged for number of weeks at En-
deavor, building some new arches for the
boilers of the big saw mi ills of Wheeler &
Dusenbury.
VIM. Smearbaugh and daughters,
Misses Marie and Helen, left for WASH
ington, Pa, Saturday morning in their
car where they will meet Mrs. Smear.
baugh, who has been with Mrs. DR.. Ed
wards for the past month, and who will
return home with them today.
Miss Jennie o. Murphy, of Marien-
Vile, has been awarded scholarship in
the Chautauqua Summer Schools for the
coming season. The institution annually
gives out large number of free scholar
ships to worthy lady teachers and this
year thirty eight were thus awarded.
Geo. Birtcil, gauger for the Standard
and located at Emlenton, is up to spend
his vacation with old friends in these
parts, being accompanied by Mrs. Birtcil
and the children. George has invented
turtle trap which does the trick to per-
fiction, and he has bagged about barrel
of the big flat fellows and is still al it.
Jerry Black came down from Grun-
derville Saturday evening and spent
few days with his sister, Mrs. ]. W. Wiles
and other relatives and friends in Tio-
nesta twp. He was one of the iurymen
in the Amsnu murder trial at Warren
aud withstood the nearly three weeks
close confinement remarkably we'll for
one accustomed to almost constant out
door life.
Wallace Chadman is in Shippenville,
Clarion county, gathering facts and in
formation concerning the somewhat cele-
brated Kiser murder, which occurred
near there some fifteen years ago. Mr..
Chadman has been com missioned by the
North American to write the story. In
cidentally, he will help lay out the town
of Shippenville which has assumed the
dinnitu of a Rnrn with a maVnr and