The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-11-01
PERSONAL.

-06OTB6 IL WhLts, VI NoW lUh ivy
is here for his annual hunt.
Miss Constance Copeland of Hickory
visited Miss Edna Rodda Saturday.
Miss Florence Maxwell was home
from the Clarion Normal over Sunday.
Mrs. J. r. Morgan is entertaining her
sister, Mrs. George Gayley ofGroye City.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Handy,
of Hunter Run, Thursday, 26th ult., a
daughter.
Mrs. II. Carl Viele and daughter
Marjorie, OF franklin, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob mearbaugh, Friday.
Henry Arthur. of Akeley, Pa, visit
ed his mother, Mrs. Helen Arthur, over
Sunday, at the home of w. G. Incl.
MIR. and Mrs. v. A. Hatch and James
Abel, of jamestown, N. Y, were guests
at G. M. Arner's over Sunday and Mon.
day.
Dennis Purlok and Miss Rose Girls.
toh, of Kellettville, were recently granted
a wedding permit by the clerk OF courts
of Warren county.
George Holeman went to Oil City last
night to witness the Halloween doings
with his wife who is visiting her daughter
Mrs. Merton Mealy.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Hart and their
guest, Lee Barnes of Stockton, N. Y,
have gone for 10 days visi. with friends
at Tionesta. a.-Venango Herald.
j. It. johnson OF Nebraska found
time while in town on business Thursday
to make the printery friendly call, and
will hereafter enjoy the weekly visits of
the REPUBLICAN.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Kelly are up
from Philadelphia enjoying visit with
the formers parents. and Ted will work
off some of his surplus energy since the
hunting season is officially on.
"A marriage license was issued yester-
day at Franklin to Mr.. George Michael
McNsmsrs of Oil City, and Miss Ida May
Fones, daughter of our worthy townsfolk,
Mr.. and MIS- James II. Fones.
Frank Nelson, formerly of this place,
but living for some time past at West
Hickory, Forest county, has been in
town for few days, making some repairs
on his residence property in the Hyde's
hill addition. -Ridgway Advocate.
Hubert Haseltine of Cochrsnton, Pa,
a graduate of Edinboro normal, has been
elected principal of the school at West
Hickory by the Harmony township board
of directors, to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of Prof. Floyd Thompson.
Mrs. J. f. Craig of Clintonville. Pa,
is a gues. at the home of her son, Harry
e.. Mr.. Craig's father was here aday last
week in his auto, but threatening weather
drove him home, after enjoying trip to
Warren over the beautiful Tionesta creek
route.
The following subscription renewals
are thankfully acknowledged J. T.
Johnston, r. A. Cook, r. P. Kerr, Ne
brasks; b. II. Sutley, Erie; Prof. j. o.
Carson, Tionesta Mrs. d. A. Edwards,
Homecoming, Md, new; Mrs. May
Hunter, Nebraska.
"A marriage license was issued Sstur-
day by Clerk Geist to Mr.. Jairus Dallas
Reck, son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. W. Reck.
and Miss Gladys Victoria Joy of Kinzus,
Warren county, Pa. We understand the
wedding is TO take place today at the
home of the BRIDES parents, and our
good wishes go with the happy young
couple.
Miss Martha Brown entertained fif-
teen of her young girl friends in a Hal
lowe'en party at her home Friday eve-
ming. Appropriate decorations set off the
rooms handsomely, each girl had her for
bial pumpkin pie, and the pretty function
was immensely enjoyed by the jovial
young Misses.
H. +. Blum, of Newtown Mills, has
received word that his son, Arthur Blum,
and brother law, Frank Miller, were
i'll of fever at Fitzbugh, Alberta, Canada,
where they were employed on a govern.
ment railroad. They went to Canada a
short time ago from Birch, Mich, and are
so far back from civilization that they
could not be reached by wire.
The following out.of-town guests at.
tended the rube dancing party and visit
ed Tionesla friends over Friday night:
Miss Lucille Glenn, Miss Kingslamb,
Miss Virginia Sigzins, OF Oil City; Miss
Anna Grandin, of Tidioute; J. L. Wilbur,
W. r. Fields, of Pleasantville; w. A.
Wynn, Ray Gerould, Robert Cameron,
of Warren; Miss Erdie Wolfe, of John
lowen.
The Tionests Reading Club was en-
tertsined Wednesday afternoon at the
Kelly home, with Mrs. A. b. Kelly and
Mrs. Suie Ii. May Sharpe as hostesses.
The honor guest on this occasion was Mrs.
Ross l.. Freeman of Warren, who gave a
fine address on the subject, "Rothenburg
on the Tauber" After giving her i'm
pressions of number of the larger cities
which she had visited on the Continent,
Mrs. Freeman gave most interesting
and instructive account of the quaint
German city of Rothenburg, with its old,
eep-roofed houses which have been pre-
served as they were in the 10th century.
She was attracted to this city to witness
the famed "Feslspiel," play which is
given annually, and her description of it
was intensely interesting and edifying.
The speaker exhibited splendid collec-