The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-07-16

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Pa, who has been a music student at the
Villa Marie, Erie, is a guest of her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. III. II. Donley.
Charles Donley, who is temporarily in
charge of the saws in the big mill at En-
deavor. was also a guest at the Donley
home over Sunday.
John s. Lewis, of Frederick, Okla,
and son Fred. e. Lewis, of Kinsley,
Kansas, have been visiting the formers
brother, Asa Lewis, of Newmansville,
and other relatives in this section. After
a trip to New York they will return to
the west. They were guests yesterday of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sibble.
Fred Scowden and son James of
Meadville, aud Joseph Scowden 30, of
Sharon, autoed over last week and treated
themselves to a couple of happy days Oh
our trout streams. They returned Friday
morning with enough of the beauties for
a good feast, to say nothing Of the fun
they had while catching them.
Married, at the First NJ. e. parson-
age, franklin, Pa, July 10, 1913, by Rev.
ID. A. Ellis, Henry L.. Walter and Miss
Jessie L.. Albaugh, both of Tionesta.
They are receiving the congratulations of
many friends and will make their resi-
dence here, where the groom has a nicely
furnished home on North Elm street.
Mrs. Sabilla Reck of Alliance, Ohio,
is enjoying a visit to old Tionests friends
as a guest at the home of her son, ex-
Mayor Reck. She is in her Oath year, en-
joys good health and the use of all her
faculties, and moves about with a spright-
illness that causes most of her friends a
quarter of century her junior to sit up
and take notice.
IS. w. Mong and daughter of Keifer,
Okla, are here for a visit with relatives
aud friends in this community. Simon
has spent several years in the Oklahoma
oil country and has done well in material
things, but had the great misfortune to
lose his wife, whose death resulted from a
runaway accident nearly two years ago.
He thinks his next move VIII be to the
California oil fields.
Miss Irene Mcintyre, eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. M. A. Mcintyre, who
now reside at Meadville but were former
residents of Stewart Run, this county,
was on Tuesday of last week removed
from her home to Spencer hospital, very
i'll with typhoid fever. She is under the
care of DR.. Ferer and is receiving the
best of care with the hope that she may
recover from her serious illness.
Walter Durham, one of our bright
young lads who went south four years
ago to enter the employ of the Buzard-
Watson numbering firm at Lamison, Ala
bama, as bOokkeeper, IS back for a few
weeks vacation, looking stout and hearty.
NELL Harms, another of our energetic
young men whose home is now at Lami-
son, came with Walter and was his guest
at the Watson home Sunday. The boys
expect to return TO the south next Mon
day.
-Tionesta was fairly well represented
at the Perry centennial at Erie last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Smearbaugh, Misses
Marie aud Helen Smearbaugh and Ed.
Lawrence drove by auto, as did Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Watson and Mrs. Slocum.
Others, going by rail were Mr.. and Mrs.
R. A. Fulton, D. w. Clark, W. F. Blum,
jeff Henry, Ralph Siggins and County
Treasurer Brazee. The city entertained
the immense crowds with ease and COM
fort, so those from here report.
Hon. W. NJ. Lindsey who very ably
presided for ten years as judge of Forest
and Warren counties, was united in
marriage on the 9TH inst, with Mrs.
Julia Parsons Seiger of Fredonia, n. Y,
who was a farmer resident of Warren.
Rev. William Delaney Benton ofTrinity
church, performed the marriage cere-
mony. Judge and Mrs. Lindsey will en-
JOY a three weeks wedding trip, after
which they will reside in the Judges
beautiful home on Market street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Whitehill aud Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Boyce of Muncie, Ind,
are touring in the east in the formers car,
and are now on the return trip from New
York City, which will have covered about
1000 miles, going and coming, when they
reach home again. Mr.. and Mrs. White
hill left Master Eugene with his aunt
Mrs. Wenk, here, and Miss Helen and
Master Ralph with their grandma, Mrs.
Whitehill at Marienville, and will pick
them up on their way back to Muncie.
Mrs. j. f. Proper, Mrs. l.. j. Hop
kins, Mrs. VIM. Smearbaugh and Miss
and Mrs. j.. e. Wenk attended a
high noon luncheon given by Mrs. j. A,
Turner at Tidioute, Tuesday of last week.
Other out of town guests present were:
Mrs. NJ. e. Abbott, Mrs. w. II. Stiles
and Mrs. Sue Warden, Endeavor; Mrs.
Siggins, Misses Josephine, Jennie,
Justina and Alice S%iggins, Mrs. Sum
ners, Mrs. A. j. Siggins, West Hickory;
Mrs. W. ID. Allen, Oil City. After the
luncheon a most delightful afternoon WAS
spent by the more than fifty guests in at
tendance.
-Tionesta friends have been informed
Of the marriage of Miss Mary Thompson,
of Nebraska, this county, to
Lewis Walter, also a former Forest coun-
~ resident, who went west about eleven
years ago and has %prospered in business.
The bride and her niece, Miss Alice Nc
Cullough, arrived in Portland, Ore, on
June Goth, where Mr.. Walter me them. q,
The marriage ceremony was performed
IN the 24th in Tacoma. Wash. and thew {