The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1912-11-27
PERSONAL.

friends at the Edinboro Normal School.
-Comrade VIM. Albaugh, of East
Hickory, was calling on old friends here
Saturday.
j. W. McCrea, Erie station agent at
Reno, is circulating among old friends
here today.
Misses May Reynolds and Louise
Highgate, of Oil City, spent Sunday with
Miss Hazel Fones.
Mrs. Cora Watson Felt has gone to
Bradford to visit her friend, Miss Belle
Titus, for two weeks.
j. s. Carr, of Louisville, Warren
county, is a guest at the home of his
brother in law, f. R. Lanson.
Mrs. James j. Landers delightfully."-
entertained a dozen of her lady friends
in fancy WORK party at her home Friday
afternoon.
Charles Incl goes to Pittsburgh to
attend the football game tomorrow be-
tween State College aud the University
of Pittsburgh.
DIR. Karl Wenk was home from Kane
for few days of the past week trying his
luck in the woods TOR game. Bnt the
pheasants wouldn't "hold still'' much.
"A marriage license was issued Nov.
2lst at the office Of Clerk OF the Courts s.
II. Maxwell, to Amos j. A. Anderson
| nf
Gifoyle, Pa.
g. G. CASTOR entertained his brother.
A. f. CASTOR, o. Meadville, few days of
the past week Mr.. and Mrs. CASTOR
leave this mo aing to spend Thanksgiv-
ing with the atter's mother at Utica, Pa.
Mrs. s. NJ. Whtehlll and grand
daughter, Miss Jane Leech, of Marlen-
willie, on their way home from visit at
Muncie Ind, are guests at the home of
the formers daughter, Mrs. J. e, Wenk.
-Drs. Siggins and Dickey came up
from Oil City yesterday morning to join a
couple of our local sports for a day in the
woods after the willy grouse, and it is re.
ported on fairly good authority they got
some.
Judge aud Mrs. Joseph NJ. Morgan
Lave gone to Monaco, near PittsbuTg, to
spend Thanksgiving with their daughters,
are conducting a fiourshing millinery
establishment at that place.
B. A. Shots, a we'll known resident
of Leeper, is recovering from severe
case of blood poisoning, after much suf.
feripg. A couple of weeks ago he was
hunting, during which one of his fingers
was puuctured by thorn, from which
blood poison resulted.
Mrs. James D. Davis has gone to
Annapolis, Md, to visit her son, Kepler,
a cadet at the naval academy, and will go
foot ball game between the Army and
Navy elevens tomorrow. Mrs. Davis ex-
poets to remain guest of her mother in
Philadelphia for couple of months.
Fred G. Prenatt, r. A. Hays, Earl C.
Huidekoper and Samuel Clark, of Mead
Vile, spent portion of last week here en-
joyirg their favorite pastime of hunting
small game. Mr.. Huidekoper brought
his fine "coon dog" along, but the 'coons
kept well under cover, as though they
did not court acquaintance with Rush"
John Marx Barton, Of Redclyffe, and
Miss Bessie Maude Cook, of Clsrington,
were united in marriage at the home of
the groom on the 18th inst, the pastor of
the NJ. e. church officiating. The young
folks will make their home at Philipps-
ton, Pa, where the groom holds a re-
sponsible position with a large lumber
ing firm.
Mrs. Orion Siggins Hospitality enter
tanned at luncheon Friday at her home at
West hickory the following ladies: Mrs.
l.. l.. Hunter, of Tidoute Mrs. Hopkins,
of Tlonests; Mrs. D. /. Ball. Mrs. NJ
Beshlin, Mrs. l.. II. Borchers, Mrs. Dur
ham, Mrs. Robert Mackay, Mrs, Alison
Rogers, Mrs. Levi Smith, Mrs. Myron
Waters and Mrs. Jennie Wood. An ex-
cellent time was enjoyed by all present
Homer Harp, eldest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry II. Harp, and Miss Eva,
youngest daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. J. o.
| Myers, all of Marienville, we're united in
marriage Wednesday evening, goth inst.
Rev. II. f. Phipps, pastor Of the NJ. e.
church, officiating, The ceremony was
per formed at the BRIDES home in the
presence of the immediate relatives only.
The young couple will reside in Marien-
vile.
The marriage of Harry II. Head of
West Hickory and Miss Martha A.
Rodgers of Walnut Bend, Pa, occurred
Thursday evening last at the home of the
brides brother, J. w. Rodgers, 2l7 Oak
grove street, Oil City, Rev. c. II. Tramp
ton, pastor of Bethel NJ. f. church, off.
ciating. The pretty ceremony was wit
messed only by immediate relatives of the
two families. A wedding dinner was
served at the conclusion of the ceremony.
The young folks W Ill reside at West Hick-
ory, where the groom was born and
reared, and where the best wishes of
host of friends will attend them.
Prof and Mrs. w. W. Coon, whose
marriage last August was celebrated at
the home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Allen Turner, and who shortly
after left for Manila, Philippine Islands,
Aave returned to this country and are
now in Washington, d. G. Shortly after
their arrival at the Islands Prof. Coon
was rendered the position of Assistant
Supervisor of the Indian schools of the
United States. After deliberstion he de-
/ cidod IN ancant tho offar pith tho npdar