The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-05-03
PERSONAL.

of mumps.
"A son was born Monday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Confer, at Pine Grove Camp,
above Endeavor.
4. N. Kunselmnn, of Endeavor, was
business visitor in town Monday and
favored us with pleasant call.
james G. Bromley was over from
Meadville Thursday and Friday ming
ling with friends and old customers.
Geo. F. Watson brought home an
elegant new touring car of the Cadillac
1911 model from Erie last Wednesday.
Henry Parker of Golinza went over
into Crawford county last Friday to look
up a team of horses suitable for his own
use.
Mrs. Edward Mohney and little
daughter of Oil City we're guests of her
mother, Mrs. j. N. Sandrock during the
past week.
X. h. Morrison, of West Hickory,
one of the school directors attending the
convention Tuesday, gave this office a
pleasant call.
Miss June Herman entertained the
faculty of the school and the senior class
in handsomely appointed party at her
home Saturday evening.
Hon. W. d. Shields of Clarington,
former representative in the legislature,
was a Tionesta visitor yesterday and at
tended the directors convention as one of
the interested spectators.
Marriage licenses recently granted by
Clerk Geist: Dominick Scalfaro and Miss
Lena L, Babb, both of Mayburg. Frank
Leroy Mcclellan and Miss Carrie john
son, both of Nebraska, Pa.
Miss Marie Smearbaugh returned
home Wednesday from winters visit at
Washington, Pa, accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. d. H. Edwards, whose guest
she was. DR.. Edwards came up Monday
for a short visit at the Smearbaugh home.
The following renewals of subscrip'
tions are thankfully acknowledged: j.
G. Hunter, Tionesta; Mrs. j. N. Rathfon,
Lickingyille; l. j. Kunselman, Endeav-
or; w. f. Jones, Newtown Mills; X. r.
Morrison, West Hickory; George Shots,
Tylersburg.
Fred Scowden drove VIM. Smear
baugh's new Cadillac auto over from
Meadyille last Wednesday and remained
over night. He had as passengers across
country his brother, j. @. Scowden, Jas.
d. Davis and the printer man, who en-
joyed every minute of the pleasant trip.
William Sawyer, one of Boston's
prominent citizens, is two-weeks guest
OF his brother, exSheriff Sawyer, at the
home of Charles Hunter. He has visited
Tionesta before, and is so taken with our
pretty town that he declares if he should
ever leave Boston it would be to make
his home here.
1t will be good news to the many
friends Of Mrs. VIM. Smesrbaugh to learn
that she is in fair way to recovery from
the sudden illness with which she was
stricken on Monday of last week. Her
physicians give assurances that her re-
covery will be complete, realization Of
which will bring greatest joy to the hearts
of her family as we'll as to her large circle
of friends.
Clyde e. Whitehill of Muncie, Ind,
accompanied by his business partner,
~ Inf Da a
short visit to the home of his sister, Mrs.
j. f. Wenk, Thursday evening last, re-
naming over night, Friday morning
the party left for Marienville in Frank
Leech's auto where Mr.. W. visited his
mother few hours, and in the evening
continued their trip to New York City.
The marriage of Tyra T. Warren of
Oak Grove and Miss Grace Shewman of
this place will occur at the home of the
bride at Risley Saturday afternoon of this
week at four o'clock. The ceremony will
be private. Only the families and few
close friends will attend.-Oregon City
(Ore.) Courier, April 2Sth. The bride has
many friends in this community, who
will extend hearty congratulations on
this occasion.
-Announcemen is made of the mar
risge engagement OF Miss Kittle Frances
Mcknight and Frederick Heath Jack,
we'll known young people of this city.
The date Of the wedding has not been
made public, but it will take place dur
ing the month of June. The bride.elect |
is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Nc
Knight, of Washington avenue. oil City |
Blizzard. Miss Mcknight has number
of pleasant acquaintances in Tionesta who
will be interested in this item.
Neil Kunselman, son of Mr.. and |
Mrs. l. J. Kunselman, of Endeavor, fin
ished a very successful eight months
term of school at Lynch, Howe township, |
last Wednesday. On that date the pat
rons of the school gathered in large num-
bers and assisted the scholars in cele-
bratng the occasion with very enjoya-
BILE basket picnic, in which literary ex-
ercises had a prominent part. Mrs. Kun
selman, of Endeavor, was among the |
guests present. Mr.. Kunselman left on
Thursday to join his brothers, 1. N. and |
Delbert, at Seebert, w. Va, where he
will be employed during the summer,
and next September will go to Valparaiso,
Indiana, to attend the State Normal
school.