The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-11-22
PERSONAL.

Harry DOVell was down from 10
lima Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. w. Reck spent
last week in Pittsburgh.
Joseph Green of West Hickory was
welcome caller yesterday.
Miss Edna Grove, of Warren, is a
guest of Mrs. Dallas Reck.
Mrs. ID. X. Ramsey of Utica, Pa. is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. g. g. CASTOR.
Geo. i. King of West Hickory and
w. N. Zshniser of East Hickory were
Monday business visitors at the county
seat.
Joseph g. Hsight, of Mayburg, and
Miss Ozzie Silvis, OF Brookville, we're
united In marriage Friday afternoon by
Justice Jerry Borden, of Sheffield.
w. H. II. Willis, of Erie, division
freight agent of the P. r. R, was here
Monday In con inference with G. f. Watson,
of tie lumber firm of Coleman Il Watson.
w. E. Darts and X. w. Stewart, Of
Polk, Pa, came up Monday evening and
are spending the week with Mrs. G. Korb
in Tionests township and enjoying the
hunting.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Hart, of Oil
City, who spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. M. Doutt, left Monday to spend
the winter at their southern home, at
Ozona, Fla
"A few friends bulted in on Lawyer
Brown last evening and helped him cele-
brate birthday. We're not saying just
which one, bat he'll escape the next draft
should Uncle Sam get into any "unpleas-
antness."
Rev. H. A. Bailey pronounced the
words which united Ed ward W. Shaw
and Miss Alice Lease, both of Kellettville,
in marriage, the ceremony taxing place
in the psrlors of Hotel Weaver, Tionesta,
Friday, Nov. 18th, 1911.
Mrs. Edward Dunkle of East Bssell
avenue, has returned from a six months
visit with her father aud sister in Stock
holm, Sweden. Mr.. Dunkle met Mrs.
Dunkle in New York and returned with
ber.-Oil City cor. Franklin Herald.
VIM. Eggers of Millvale, Pa, is up
this week for visit at his old home at
Nebraska. He brings his friend w. A.
Carrell with him and they will try out the
game for few days, handsome speci-
men of canine following in their wake.
And now we grieve for poor bunny, he'd
better hunt his hole.
-Subscription renewals are acknowl-
edged as follows: DR.. G. P. Stair, Lam
caster. Pa; Mrs. s. ]. Rsyen, Wing Hill;
Standard Wood Co., Kellettville; l.. Ag-
new, Portland, Ore; Miss Sarah Ellen
Agnew. Forest Grove, Ore, (new); j. G.
Welch, Truemsns; Vim. Eggers, Mill
vale, Pa; A. NJ. Doutt, G. G. Castor, Tio-
nesta.
Cards received from Meadville, Pa,
by friends announce the marriage Oct.
l5, 1911, of Miss Maud Green, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse W. Green, former
residents of Tionesta. and G. G. Mum.
Although the announcement is some
what belated, the friends of the bride
here will wish them long life, prosperity
and happiness.
IL. II. Lauderbaugh of Meadville is
one of the Crawford county Democrats
who landed successfully at the late eler-
ton, having been elected county treasurer
by more than 500 majority. "Lew" was
once Tionesta citizen, way back some
thirty-five or eight years ago, and there
are still some of his old friends here who
are glad to learn OF his good luck.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry II. Smith re
turned to West Hickory on the early
train Monday morning, after visiting
over Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. p. r. Smith.-Mr. John Ander-
son, of West Hickory, came to Ridgway
last Saturday evening on the 1858 Pennsy
train. He is employed in the tannery at
that place and came home to take his fam
lily there with him this week .-Ridgwsy
Advocate.
MIR. and Mrs. Dallas Reck returned
Monday afternoon from their wedding
trip and on Tuesday evening the groom's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. W. Reck,
gave an Informal reception at their com
Portable home in honor of the newly
welded pair. Twenty i've of their young
friends were present to offer congratula-
tions and give them the proper start on
their matrimonial voyage. The evening
was one of jollity and pleasure and at
late hour an elegant three-course lunch
aOn was served