The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1912-07-17
PERSONAL.

Miss Fern Bowman, of Titusville,
visited her sister, Mrs. f. G. Proper, over
Sunday.
Harry Hagerty, OF Sigel, Pa, is a
guest at the home of his aunt, Mrs. A.
A. Pease.
Robert A. Young, of New York City,
visited his sister, Mrs. s. s. Slgworth,
over Sunday.
Miss Ada Huling went to Allegheny
Springs Saturday to recuperate from a
recent illness.
Mrs, L. A. Amsler, of Marion, Va. is
guest at the home of her mother, Mrs.
NJ. A. Carringer.
Mrs. p. Moor went to Tarentum, Pa,
last week for visit with her daughter,
Mrs. j. A. Stewart.
Miss Edna Rodda visited relatives
and friends In Warren and jamestown a
few days last week.
Sam Haslet was home from Sheffield
over Sunday. His ball team shut out
OobuIuuJ - W VI
Mrs. Charles P. Stahr of Lancaster is
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. w.
Clark, for visit, arriving last week.
Miss Sarah Carson. of this place, is
reelected teacher of room number one in
the East Home high school, Mariasville,
Pa.
Mrs. Harvey Kiser, of Tarentum, is
visiting Tionesta IS guest at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Ran
dali.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard McDougall of
New York City are guests at the home of
the latter's uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hunter.
Rev. and Mrs. Paul d. Schillinger
and two children, of Greenyille, Ohio,
arrived here yesterday for two weeks
visit with relatives.
Miss Nancy G. Morrow of Tidioute
has again been unanimously chosen
teacher of room No. in the ROCKY Grove
schools at Franklin.
Misses June and Julia Fitzgerald of
Marienville, visiting their brother, l.. e.
Fitzgerald, at West Hickory, came down
Thursday and were guests of Miss Glare
Henry for the day.
e. W. Summers and family, of Pitts
burgh, arrived at West Hickory last
Wednesday to spend the remainder of
the summer at their fine summer home
on the Carter Farm.
William S. Cole, aged 7G, of Cherry
Grove, Pa, and Mrs. Hattie Bailey, aged
20, of Meadville, Pa, were married in
Clarendon, Pa, Saturday, July 18th, Rev.
John Garner officiating.
w. II. Shaffer, one of our prosperous
German Hill farmers, tells us the storm
of Monday evening gave some of his
fruit trees hard shaking up. He farms
the Proper place at the top of the hill.
w. j. Hunter, of Penn Station, Pa,
came up Wednesday morning on busi-
trip and short visit with relatives. Mrs.
Hunter and son returned home last week
ulbOl q Nlolb " lbu lOldllNCo III lulS NlClull1s
james Shannon, OF Norwich, Nc
Kean county, and Miss Myrtle Cook,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Cook,
of West Hickory, were married in War
ren, Pa, July ID. They will make their
home at Norwich.
County Treasurer Brazee and family |
laf Satn 20
ty, their former home. Mr.. Brazee re-
turned Tuesday but Mrs. Brazee and the
children will remain for three weeks
visit with friends.
Mrs. E. W. Fitzgerald and son Law
renee, of Kane, are guests of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lawrence. Her two
daughters, Edwins and Margaret, are
visiting their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
q. Fitzgerald, in Marienville.
Mrs. Sallie Jackson, Mrs. l.. j. Hop
kins and Mrs. j. f. Proper attended the
twenty-tifth wedding anniversary cele-
bration OF Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Miller,
OF Washington, d. G., at their summer
cottage, near Warren, Saturday. A
large number OF guests was present.
John Francis Mealy, son of Moses NJ.
Mealy of Newmsnsville, and Miss Ida
Fox, daughter of Edward Fox of Tic
nesta township, we're united in marriage
Monday morning, July l5, 1872, at the
Free Methodist parsonage, Tionesta, the
pastor, Rev. G. A, Garrett, officiating.
Davies and daughter, Miss Elaine, are
expected home from Europe the latter
part of next week, after a three months
trip. They sail from France today and
are due in New York City on the Olym-
pic Wednesday of next week. Warren
Times, 10th.
Subscription renewals are thankfully |
acknowledged as follows: Chas f. Emick,
Mrs. Isaac Mccoy, w. Fl. Sha1er, Il. d.
Creswell (new,) Tionesta; p, Il. Hotel,
Wire Bridge, w. Va; Mrs. K. II. Jami-
son, r. D. 5, Emlenton, Pa, new; W.
j. Hunter, Penn Station, Pa; w. S.
Shafier. Economy, Pa.
BY note asking that the address Of
his paper be changed from Clarington,
this county, to Wire Bridge, w. Va, we
are informed that our old friend P. II.
Hotel has moved 10 that place, and is
employed with the Boggs Stave IL Lum-
ber Co. puts" many Forest county
friends will wish him well in his new
home.
Rev. W. S. Burton entertained TWEEN
ty.tve members of tho Methodist Broth
erhood in porch party at the parsonage
last Friday evening. The porch was