The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1912-10-30
PERSONAL.

-mTS' II, IL. WatSOn was VlbltOr IN
Pittsburgh this week.
-Mrs. Samuel Farmer aud two sons, of
Tidioute, visited relatives here Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Clyde Shriver and
three children, of Oil City, are visiting
relatives Ia town.
j. B. Bsnkhead, OF Tionests, spent
Sunday visiting with friends in the city.
oil City Blizzard.
&C. S. Cordie, manager of the Eagle
Spoke Works, OF Oil City, was a business
visitor here Monday
Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Hawke of Warren
were Sunday guests at the home OF the
latter's brother, Ray Birtcil.
Lloyd Schoolmssler, of Bradford,
was guest of his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Snodgrass, Sunday.
Miss Isabelle Jameson, of Tionesta,
spent Sunday here as the guest of Miss
Helen Lee. North Drake street.-Titus-
vile Herald
MIR. ard Mrs. A. Grow, Mrs. G. G.
Scott and Miss Ethel Scott, OF Bradford,
Pa, were guests Sunda, at the home of
Mrs. A. A. Pease.
Mi iss Gladys White, teacher at Barnes,
Pa, was guest over Sunday of her
brother, Prof. l.. p. White, principal of
the borough school.
John r. Carson, OF TIonesta, IA, who
has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Simp-
son on Spruce avenue, returned to his
home today.-Ksne Republican, Monday.
Mrs. p. X. George and daughter, Mrs.
J. b. Muse, of Tonests, who spent the
past few days in the city shopping, re-
turned home today.-Franklin News,
Friday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Porter
field, at Lawrenceville, H., on Oct. 70,
1912, daughter. Mrs Porterfeld was
formerly Miss Lulu Crouch, of East
Hickory.
Miss Olive Lanson, of this place, and
Prof. +. W. Gill, of Tidioute, will give a
recital next Saturday afternoon al the
home of Judge and Mrs. John Siggins,
in Tidioute.
-Subscription renewals are thankfully
ack knowledged as follows: Mrs. NJ. E.
Sibble new, Mrs. May Hunter, Nebras-
ka; &c. Heath, Santa Monica. Calf;
Geo. II. Deshner, Vandergrift Heights,
Pa.
%. G. Stroup has moved his house,
hold goods into the Raab house on Vine
street, where his family will reside this
winter. He is with the Wilburine pipe
line people but is not certain just where
his duties will take him.
Cyril Daniels, whose serious illness
in hospital at Akron, Ohio, was report
ed last week, seems to have passed the
crisis in his case, and latest word is to the
effect that he is improved alighlly, though
still in a critical condition.
Mrs. Sallie Jackson, Mrs. G. f. Wat
son, Mrs. WIN. Smearbaugh, Mrs. l.. j.
Hopkins, Mrs. j. f. Proper, Mrs. j. E.
Weuk, and Mrs. j. B. Muse went to It'd
ioute yesterday morning and spent the
day most delightfully."- as guests of Mrs. j..
A. Turner.
Frank Hunter of Nebraska was a
welcome caller at the REPUBLICAN office
Wednesday. Mr.. Hunter has for several
years superintended the building of the
Nebraska compsny's big coal barges at
that place, and closed the yard for this
season about ten days ago.
DIR. and Mrs. Wilbur f. Ledebur, who
spent the past several months with
friends here, returned Thursday to Balti-
more, Md, where the doctor will be per-
manently located in the practice OF his
profession. Forest Vockroth. nephew,
accompanied them aud expects to remain
in Baltimore this winter.
"A dozen of Mrs. j. c. Duun's lady
friends gave her a complete surprise last
Thursday, her birthday. They invaded
the Dunn summer cottage early in the
day and had great spread prepared for
the noon luncheon, while ano her mem
ber of the party, on the pretexet of tax
ing short auto ride, landed the genial
Eostess at the scene at the psyc illogical
moment. The surprise was most COM
plete, and so was the pleasure of the
gathering. A game of croquet, with
several inches of water covering the
ground, was one of the features that
added zest to the afternoons hilarily.
--ClsriOn Democrat: Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Weingard. of Tionesta, were the
guests of her sister, Mrs. j. II. Taylor, OF
Eighth Avenue, this week.-Elmer
Edward Dunkle, of North Pine Grove,
and Miss AIDA Ethel Braden, OF Claring-
ton, were united in marriage in the Wea-
yer House parlors, Clarion, Pa, on
Wednesday, October %, Rev. B. F. Delo
performing the ceremony. Their many
friends extend heartiest congratulations.
As Harvey Bubb and Ted. McEntire,
of Clarion, we're coming home from May
burg, Pa, in an auto last Wednesday, the
rain having made the road very muddy
and slippery, the car skidded and went
over the bank up at Nebraska. Mr..
Bubb jumped but Ted was driving the
car and didn't have time, and when the
car turned turtle it landed squarely on