The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-11-19
PERSONAL.

w. e. Morgan of Syracuse, N. Y,
arrived Monday on a visit to old Tionesta
friends.
Misses Ruth Dimond, Ethel McGin-
mis- and Colyn Clark spent Saturday and
Sunday at Miss Dimond's bone in Oil
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thomson, of
Tidioute, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Drake, In Tionesta, Thursday and
Friday.
IF. A. Yetter, of Kane, was summoned
as a witness here at court Monday, but
learned on arrival that all cases had been
continued and the jurors excused from
attendance.
Mrs. G. A, Lanson entertained her
lady friends Tuesday and Friday alter
noon at fancy work, and Monday even
ing of this week Mr.. aud Mrs. Lanson en-
tertained the formers Sunday school
class.
Fred +. Schifferd, we'll known to Tio-
nesta people as one OF our good-hsbited
and energetic young men, aud Anna L..
Bender OF Fertigs, VenaDgo county, we're
granted a license to wed by the clerk of
courts at Franklin, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Hunter Of Ne
braska are visiting friends at Pittsburg
and suburban towns this week, the for
mer, who Is the passenger conductor on
the Sheffield Il Tionesta railroad, taking
his annual two weeks vacation at this
time.
Rev. and Mrs. W. p. Murray. at one
time stationed in Tionesta but now OF Oil
City, on Monday we're called to Erie by
the critical illness of II. p. Sullivan, Mrs.
Murray's father. The gentleman is
known as a visitor in Tionesta while his
daughter resided here.
Sheffield Observer: Mr.. and Mrs. W.
o.. Skelton and Mr.. and Mrs. W. l..
Klinestiver made an automobile trip into
Forest county and visited friends Friday
and Ssturday.-Mr. and Mrs. X. W.
Whitehill have returned from their we'd
ding tour, which extended TO Florida,
and will go to housekeeping in Kellett-
vile, where Mr.. Whitehill is manager of
a store of the Salmon Creek Mercantile
Co.
Hon. N. p. Wheeler of Endeavor is
in Washington, d. c.. as a delegate from
Pennsylvania TO the National Conserva-
ton Congress in session in that city this
week. The National Forestry s%ssocia-
ton, of which Mr.. Wheeler is also a
prominent member, holds its annual
meeting in the city this week also. Mrs.
Wheeler accompanied her husband and
they will remain in Washington for a
week or more.
Sam L. Pickens for a number ofyears
managing editor of the Clarion Republi-
can and one OF its largest stock- holders,
has disposed of his interests in the plant
to Norman c. Bell OF Williamsburg, Pa,
who has assumed the management of the
paper. Sam was once a Forest county
citizen and as such his friends In these
parts will wish him success in whatever
business he may em bark, While TO his
successor best wishes are extended for q
prosperous career in his new home.
Fifteen of their lady friends from
Tidioute and West Hickory dropped in
on Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Incl last Friday
noon for a "tureen dinner" this particu-
lar form of party being one in which the
guests come u%nannounced and bringing
their own refreshments. And they had
fine weather and a jolly afternoon. The
members of the party were, Mrs. ). F.
Marks, Mrs. Joseph Martin, Mrs. Ralph
Martin, Mrs. Charles Fuellhart, Mrs. w.
G. Morrow, Mrs. l.. j. Glib, Mrs. X. H
Linton, Mrs. Edmund Magill, Mrs. +. X.
Jennings, Miss Martha jennings, Miss
Anna Grandin, Miss Ida Deese. Miss
Alice Gar rett Miss Harriet Gardner and
Nj ISIS Emma Wesley.