The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-12-10
PERSONAL.

-hTCuio hoI'loI lolt Lu6suhy mOInIbB
for Ozona, Florida,
Harry Smith OF Mayburg was guest
of Howard Donley over the Sabbath.
M. L. weikal, of Fleming Hill, was
transacting business in the city Monday.
Miss Gertrude Bsuslough, of Reno,
was the guest OF Mrs. James Haslet sew
eral days of the past week.
IS. II. Lusher, who is drilling for
John Reck in the Bradford oil field, was
home for few days last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Redfeld of near
Titusville were over-Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Smearbaugh.
Mrs. A. II. Hunter aud Mrs. j. d.
Thomson, OF Nebraska, were guests of
Mrs. Lucy Thomson on Thursday.
John Bean and son, Ellison, of En-
deavor were business visitors in town
Monday and gave this Office a pleasant
call during their stay.
s. w. Mong, who spent the past
summer at his old home in this COM
munity, has again gone 10 the western oil
fields, and is located at Taft, California.
Mrs. j. J. Connolly, for the past
three weeks guest at her lather's home
here. left for Toronto, Ontario, Saturday
where she Joined her husband Tor so.
journ of several months.
j. G. Morecraft OF New York City, is
visiting his aunt and uncle Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Wenk of German Hill. Mrs. Wenk
has been very sick for the past ten days,
but is now getting better.
-ExMsyor and Mrs. j. D. W. Reck
have gone to their southern home at Or
ona, Florida, for the winter months,
where they will enjoy the land of eternal
sunshine, fish, oranges and grape fruit,
but will miss this nice crisp winter
weather of the northland, we're sorry to
say.
Mrs. Daniel Lytle and three children
who have been visiting here for few
days, departed yesterday for Vinita,
Okla, to join her husband who is assis.
tant superintendent of the large oil re-
finery located at that place. Her sister,
Mrs. Frank s. Hunter, accompanied her
as far as Oil City.
-Rey. Il. A. Bailey was at East Brady
over Sunday, where at the direction of
the Presbytery he supplied the pulpit Of
the Presbyterian church. He also spent
few days with his parents at Emlenton.
In his absence the pulpit of the Presby-
terian church here was very acceptably
filled 10y Rev. B. F. Felt.
Hon. N. P. Wheeler of Endeavor is
one of the delegates from Pennsylvania
appointed by Governor Tener to attend
the convention of the American Road
Builders association, which is now in
session in Philadelphia. This association
is nationwide In its scope and the con-
vention is composed of the most rep
resentative citizens of the whole country.
Rev. H. A, Bailey, at the Presbyter-
ian manse, Wednesday, Sd inst, performed
the ceremony uniting In marriage Mr..
George H. Ledebur of Tionesta and Miss
Lottie NJ. Schottenberg of Watson Farm,
Howe township, this county, in which
township the bridegroom has heretofore
taught school. George and his bride have
the best wish of many friends in this
community.
Our old friend w. A. Hughes, who
left this section nearly eight years ago to
locate and "grow up" in the FAR western
country, is back east on a visit, and on
Saturday gave the REPUBLICAN office a
welcome call. Mr.. Hughes located near
Colville, Wash, where he and his family
homestesded $40 acres of valuable land,
to which he has since added 200 acres by
purchase. On this property is located one
of the finest water power sites in that
state, being the falls on the Little Pendor-
ellie river, and for which he has refused a
fine offer. Most of the property is covered
with good growth of timber, and con-
siderable of 1t is under cultivation, for
Mr.. Hughes is not one of those who will
loaf on the job, but has gone about to till
the soil and has carried off about all the
prizes worth having with his exhibits at
the county fairs. Our old friend had not
changed in the least during his absence,
aud although up in the seventies he is
hale and hearty and was feeling like a
boy of twenty-five. He expects to re-
main in the east till about the first of
March visiting relatives and old friends,