The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-04-09
PERSONAL.

last week from their stay In Florida.
Mr.. Williams of Lickingville was a
guest of his son, Philip, over Sunday.
Miss Jessie Mitche II. of Decatur, H.,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. James J.
Lenders.
Waller Crouch and Charlie Gesin of
East Hickory we're Tionests visitors
Saturday.
&C. B. Kerr, of Barnett township, was
a guest of his sister, Mrs. s. M. Henry,
last week.
Squire Leon Watson and Ray Weller
were down from Kellettville Wednesday
on business.
Mrs. Cora Watson Felt went to Brad
ford. Pa, Tuesday evening, for a visit
with Miss Belle Titus.
Hon and Mrs N. p. Wheeler, who
spent the past winter in Florida, are on
their way home and expect to reach En-
deaVor about the 18th.
e. Il Norton, residing at Tiusville,
but engaged in numbering at Tidoute,
was attending to business and shaking
hands with old friends here Monday.
Mrs. George II. Killmer spent several
days of last week in Oil City, and at
tended the fine rendition of 1.-THE Mes
siah," by the Oratorio society of that city
Married, at the Free Methodist par
sonage, Tionesla, April 3, 1918, by Rev.
q. A. Garrett, John Pierson, OF Kellett-
Vile, and Mrs Edna l.. Ehlers, of Starr.
Citizen Thomas Mays, who has been
siling for some time, is being treated by
an Oil City physician and has been in the
city for week or more. We are pleased
TO learn that he is improving.
w. A. Graham, insurance manager OF
the Pittsburg Coal Co., was guest at the
home of G. NJ. Arner over the Sabbath.
His company has some landed interests in
Hickory township, which he was looking
after.
Mrs. Nelson Macdonald, who has
been with her father, James Elliot. at
Stewart Run, for some tune, left last
Thursday to join her husband at Ottawa,
Kansas, where he is employed in the oil
business.
Miss Marie Smearbaugh returned
home Wednesday from months visit
with her sister, Mrs. ID. III. Edwards, at
Washington, Pa, the latter returning
with her for two weeks visit at her old
home here.
MIR. and Mrs. G. F. Watson received
message yesterday that their som n-lsw,
W. A. Shewman, was i'll and in a hospital
at Portland, Ore, no particulars being
given. His many friends in this section
will hope for his speedy recovery.
Prof John F. Bigler, mem Der OF the
faculty of Grove City college, spent
Wednesday here as the guest of Prof.
White. principal of the borough school.
Prof Bigler was principal of the Edin-
boro normal for a num Der of years, from
which school Prof White is a graduate.
w. G Wymsn shipped his household
kODuS w yoSNCiud1, OH % SOph 10
they arrive there, Mrs. Wyman and
Corrine will join husband and father in
their new home DIR. G. Il. Gregg will
move into Mr.. Wymsn's house. as was
Misses Ethel Connolly, of Ludlow,
and Marjorie Miller, of East Hickory,
we're guests at the New Thomson last
night. They left on the early train this
morning for State College to resume their
studies They had been home on their
Easter vacation.-Kane Republican, 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Small of N Nebrssks
were Tionests visitors Wednesday. Mr.
Small has been appointed oyerseer of
quite stretch of the State road running
through his section, and expects to be
kept busy the greater part of the summer
in keeping the roads in first class condi-
ton.
Henry Sibble of German Hill was in
Monday to square up his subscription ac-
count for another year. Henry has been
subscriber to the REPUBLICAN for more
than 80 years, and during that time we
don't believe he has been an hour in
arrears, bat has always had the comfort
of reading his own paper.
Among the out-of-town relatives in
attendance at the funeral of the late Mrs.
Moody, were: Mr., and Mrs. w. A.
Dahle, Tylersburg; Mrs. w. Fl. Weiser
and H G. Smathers, Helen Furnace; W.
c. Smathers and Miss Winnie Smathers,
Cooksourg; w. S. Smsthers. Indiana,
and Miss Blanche Shaded, Brookville.
John II. Matha was Tionesta viistor
Friday and gave the REPUBLICAN a
friendly call while here. He is making
full hand in the lumber woods up on
Otter creek, Hickory township, and for
one of his age, and who spent three good
years of his life in defense OF Uncle Sam,
he is standing the work frst rate and
looking like youngster.
Roy A. Mong and Miss Marie j.
Wolfe, both we'll known aud popular
young people of 1ionests Twp, were
united in marriage at the United Evan
gelical parsonage, franklin, Pa, April 2,
1918, the pastor, Rev. G. d. Slagle, otfici-
ating. The bride was attended by Miss
Nora Mong, and the groom by Mr.. Archie
Wolfe, brother and sister of the contract
ing parties. The bride was elegantly and
tastefully attired in robe of white satin
messaline. and the groom in black. The
bride carried bouquet of white and
pink carnations. After the ceremony the
happy couple came to Tionesta to spend
few days with their parents, where they