The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1912-01-24
PERSONAL.

of Tionesta Tuesday, January %, 1912, a
daughter.
David Mintz, the Mariepville mer-
chant was business visitor in Tionesta
Thursday.
"A marriage license was issued in
Warren, Saturday, to Mike Petro, of
West Hickory, and Miss Mary Kunch, of
Sheffield.
IF. j. Cubbon, of Harmony township,
gave us a pleasant business call Monday
and left a dollar for a renewal of his sub
scription.
MIR. and Mrs. f. NJ. Walters and Miss
Bernice Brant, of the Fogle Farm, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McCool
over Sunday.
DIR. Henry, genial all around COM
panion, who has been working with DR..
Briggs. returned home to Oil City Tues
day.-Tidioute News.
e. j. ,Behrens. of German Hill, and
Charles Cox, of Ii Hickory township, were
among our pleasant callers Friday, and
the labels on their papers are marked a
year ahead.
County Commissioner j. @. Scowden
went to Meadville Tuesday noon to at
tend the funeral of his brother, George
Scowden, an account Of whose death will
be found in another column.
Harry II. Harp was over from Mar
ieuville Tuesday attending the Meeting
of the stockholders of the Red Bank Tele-
phone Co., and shaking hands with
friends al his old home. e.-Brook vile Re-
publican.
Mrs. D. H. Edwards, came up from
Washington, Pa, Saturday to visit her
parents, and in time to meet her father
before he left on his western trip Monday.
Mr. Smearbangh expects to be gone about
six weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Weingard of Ger
man Hill visited at the home of their
daughter Mrs. Geo. w. Mesder, James,
town, N. Y, part of last week. Mr..
Meader, by-the.wsy, is just putting the
finishing touches on pretty, modern
cottage in that city, which they will be
able to occupy in short time.
subscriptions from the following per-
sons are thankfully acknowledged: s. W.
Mong, Kiefer, Okla; J. w. Baxter, Gill
ioyle; e. ]. Behrens, Charles Cox, Dono
van Bros, Tionesta; A. L. Cooper, Va
lencia, Pa new; Miss Agnes Kerr, Pc
trolia, Pa; F. J.. Cubbon, West Hickory;
Mrs. J. L. Craig, Los Angeles, Cal.
John Clark Douglass and Miss Hazel
Ellen Smith, both residents of Endeavor,
Pa, were married Thursday afternoon at
the court house at Warren by Justice of
the Peace j. Il. Wheeler. Both of the
young people we're Minors Mr.. Douglass
being 20 years old and Miss Smith II.
Clerk of Courts Maxwell OF this place
issued the marriage license upon the CON-
sent of their parents.
Earl NJ. Loveless, of Warren, Pa, and
Miss Cynthia b. Carson, daughter of Mr..
aud Mrs. X. o. Carson, of Neilltown, this
county, we're united in marriage in I'll
tusville, Pa, last Saturday, January 20,
1912. The yonng couple left at once for
their future home in Philadelphia, Pa,
where Mr.. Eoveless, who Is a registered
pharmacist, has a good position with a
drug company. The best wishes of host
of friends in this vicinity will follow
them.
Charles Emert, of Tionesta township.
and Miss Hazel Remission, daughter OF
Mrs. Nettie Kenniston, of rionesta, were
united in marriage at the home of the
bride, Friday morning, January 10. 1912,
Rev. G. A. Garrett, pastor of the Tionesta
Free Methodist church, officiating. The
young couple have many friends who
will unite in wishing them happiness in
their new relation and prosperous
future. They will make their home in
Tionesta.
Charles Andrew Weaver aud Miss
Julia A. Ginke, both well known Tio-
nests residents, were married Jan. II,
1912, in ST. Johns r. G. church, TidIoute,
Pa, Rev. Father A II. Wiersbinski
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Weaver will
continue to reside in rionesta, having
laken charge of the Ledebur restaurant,
in the Kepler block. The REPUBLICAN
joins the many friends the newlyweds
in extending happy fluctuations on this
occasion.
A family dinner will be given on
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Da-
vid Edwards, Logan avenue, in honor of
the 49th wedding anniversary of the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. W. Clark,
OF Tionests, Pa. The old couple are both
in excellent health and enjoying life.
They are we'll known here, having visited
their daughter a number of times
Among the guests who will attend the
dinner from out of town are Mrs. Charles
Hinkle of Erie and Miss Evelyn Clark
of Tionests Sharon Herald, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark arrived home the
first Of the week. Their wedding ami
versary falls on January l7lh, but the
event was observed on Sunday on ac-
count of it being the most con venient for
those who attended.
The name of Mrs. Root in the follow
ing item from the Courier of Oregon
City, Ore, sounds familiar to Forest
county people where she passed the most
OF her many years and is revered by all
who have personal acquaintance with
her: "Mrs. Elizabeth e. Root of Port
land and Forrest Durham of Hoquam,
Wash, were guests of Mrs. w. A. Shew-
man Wednesday. Mrs. Root is Mrs.
Shewman's grandmother and is very