The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-08-02
PERSONAL.


days OF the past week at Chsutsuqus.
Frank e. KlinestiYer, of Sheffield
visited Tionesta relatives over Sunday.
Joseph Weaver came home from
Cattaraugus, N. Y, Sunday evening, fol
a short visit.
Ralph Henry went to Oil City Tues
day, where he will be employed in the
Kahle Wrench Works.
Mrs. A. A. Pease and Miss Blanche
Pease we're guests of the Misses Corl, il
Tidioute, over Sunday.
Miss Glenna Weaver, who is attend.
ing the Hill Piano School in Jamestown
N. Y, was home over Sunday.
Mrs. Bernard Vaughn and son Har.
old, OF Joliet, ILL.,, are guests of the for.
mer's sister, Mrs. Isaac Mccoy.
james II. Smith, of Green township,
is announced this week as Republican
candidate for Associate Judge.
Mrs. ]. A. Glenn and Mrs. d. j.
Glenn and son Reed, of Corsica, Pa, are
guests of their sister, Mrs. J. G. Geist.
Miss Katherine Arner, the eficient
Deputy Prothonotary, is enjoying two
weeks vacation and went TO Buffalo, N.
Y, last Saturday to visit friends.
Miss Evelyn Cary of Mt. Vernon,
Ohio, aud Miss Helen Cary of Columbus,
Ohio, are guests of Miss EuRetta Proper
at the home Of her brother, F. G. Proper.
Misses Maud Garfield and Emma
Arner went to Beechwood, on Chsutau-
qua Lake, Sunday, where they will join
party of campers for an outing for two
weeks.
Ed Lawrence and Miss Bertha Law
renee went to New Alexandria, Pa,
Tuesday, by auto. Their sister, Mrs. j.
d. Greaves, and children will return
with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Brown and
daughter Elinor leave today for a visit
with relatives at Hagerstown, Md, and
they will also visit Washington, d. c.,
before returning.
--Rey. B. F. Felt goes to Siverly FRI
day evening to deliver lecture in the
M. e. church for the benefit of that Or
ganization. His subject will be BE
tween the Testsments."
N. B. Shields, W. G. Brown, Com
missioner Mcclellan and L. II. Mensch
autoed down from Msrienville in the
latter's car yesterday and transacted busi-
ness at the )unty seat.
Miss Blanche Pease went to Chau-
tauqus Tuesday morning for visit OF
two weeks. She will be joined there by
her sister and niece, Mrs. G. G. Scott and
Miss Ethel Scott, of Bradford, Pa.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Davis,
July 10th, Of Andrews, S. c., daughter.
Mrs. Davis was formerly Miss Gertrude
Greaves of Warren, and has a number of
acquaintances in Tionesta where she has
visited.
Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald and children
who have been spending the past four
weeks at Tionesta, Pa, at the home OF
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Law
renee, have returned home.-Kane Re-
publican.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bentley Mong and
daughter Gladys, of Renfrew, Pa, Harry
Mong, of West Monterey, Pa, and Miss
Anna Mong, of Jamestown, N. Y, were
here Tuesday while making an auto trip
from Jamestown to Monterey.
Subscription renewals from the fol-
lowing persons are thankfully acknowl-
edged: Mrs. Herman Blum, Charles
Clark, Tionests; "a. G. Stewart, Joseph
Adsmson, Philadelphia. Pa; w. A,
Dusenbury, Portville, N. Y; Pennsyl-
vanis Gas Co., Warren, Pa.
Bruce Clark of Ystesboro, Pa,
brought his family up Saturday for a
a months visit with Tionesta and vic unity
friends, returning himself Monday.
Bruce holds the responsible position of
electrical engineer in charge of the mines
at his home and is kept right on the job
as usual thing.
Mr.. Mark Fl. Wilson and Miss Mary
Silzle, two of Kellettville's most highly
esteemed young people, were united in
marriage at that place on Tuesday of last
week, Rev. W. L. Frampton offic iating.
The happy young couple will reside at
North Warren, where the groom is profit
ably employed, and to which place they
bear with them the best wishes of host
of friends for prosperous and joyous
future, in which the REPUBLICAN heartily
joins.
Miss Pauline Weant, the 15-year- old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Weant,
former we'll known residents of Tionesta,
but now residing at Flat Rock, Illinois,
was last week notified by the state super
intendent that she had been awarded a
free scholarship of a four years. course
in any college or normal school in that
state, the scholarship coming to her as a
iOi PooSlhB tiiO bOSb
in her grade. One hundred pupils par
in the competitive examination,
which was held last May.
DIR. Glenn Henry, whose graduation
with high honors from the University of
Pennsylvania was noted in the REPUBLI-
CAN some weeks ago, has been officially
annrIsad of Tho fact that ha had most
credtably passed the rigid exam ination
of the state medical board emitting him
to license to practice his profession.
DR.. Henry has associated himself with
DR.. j. b. Siggins, so we'll and so favora-
bly, known to Forest county people, and
easily the leader of Oil City's physicians.
We congratulate DR.. Sggins in securing
the services of such a competent assist.