The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-08-06
PERSONAL.

swan, sunday afternoon, a son.
Miss Florence Max we'll is visiting
friends at Oil City and Titusville this
week.
miss Glare Henry, of Tionesta, is the
guest Of Miss Sallie Porter. -Kane Re-
publican.
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Knox, OF Oil City,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ii.
Hunter, Saturday.
Mrs, Howe Lyons is entertaining her
sister, Miss Mamie Elder, and Miss Kate
Smith. Of Butler, Pa.
Miss Tuls Thomas, of Tulsa, Okla
homa, was a guest of Mrs. Gertrude
Long a few days last week.
r. e. Golfer Of Titusville is filling Joe
Clark's place at the Mapes hard ware store
in the latter's absence at the s%eashore.
Mrs. Jay Kightlinger and children OF
T~runkeyville are visiting the formers
brothers, John and Alvin Thomas, this
week.
Mrs. Charles Hunter and cousin, Miss
Susan Brown, are spending the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Hunter in
Sheffield.
Mrs. A. W. Mong Is seriously i'll at
her home in Tionests township. Friends
are much alarmed as to her chances for
recovery.
Mrs. Orren Anthony and daughter
Hazel, Of West Hickory, made a short
call on Mrs. John Thomas and Mrs.
Alvin Thomas, Monday.
Mrs. T. J. vanGiesen and daughter,
Mrs. Charles Armstrong of Leechburg,
who are spending the summer at the old
farm at President, were guests of Mrs. j.
h. Derickson Thursday.
Mrs. j. E. Wenk and Mrs. l.. j. Hop
kins are enjoying the week at Chsutau-
qua. The former is accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. S. M. Whitehill of Marien-
vile.
Lawrence Buzard came up from
Lamison, Ala, Sunday, to join Mrs.
Buzard aud the children 10 a couple OF
weeks visit. He thinks he can stay but
a short time because the weather is so hot
here.
-Tionests sent quite a delegation on
the Atlantic City excursion last Saturday,
az follows: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Clark,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H: Squires, Miss May
Sanner, Miss Belle Anderson, Miss Pearl
Elliot, and o. W. Proper.
Miss EliDor Gable, Miss Marie Gable
and Miss Knost, OF Sharpsburg, Pa.
who have been visiting relatives in this
vicinity, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Dickrsger and returned home
Monday.
Mrs. Caldwell Overlander and young
son Charles, of P%ittsburg, are visitors at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Maxwell.
The latter also entertained their nephew,
Prof. Delbert Maxwell, of Miola, Pa, a
part of last week.
Bruce Stitzinger left Thursday for his
home at Taft, California, after a pleasant
three weeks visit with old friends and
relatives in this vicinity. The firm Of
Skinner & Stitzinger, engaged in oil rig
building, are kept busy in that country
having twenty-five to thirty men en-
ployed almost constantly.
james Clark, who has been home on
a months visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will s. Clark, at Pineville, Pa, re-
turns to his work in the oil fields near
Tulsa, Okla, today. He will be accom-
panied by his brother Joseph, who goes
to try his hand in the oil regions and
will stay If he likes the work and the
climate.
A. Stromquist, the fashionable mer-
chant tailor of M~srienville, autoed over
with Com missioner Mcclellan yesterday
and spent few hours at river fishing with
Lawyer Carringer, who makes a mighty
fine District Attorney but can't fish a lit
tie bit. Next time you come over,
August, take John Bush with you, and
you can go back with lsurels in your cap,
Dan j. Wallace was down from En-
deavor yesterday arranging for the play
with which local talent of his city will
delight a Tionests audience at Bovard's
Hall, Friday evening. Although still
young and of manageable age, Dan ID
quite we'll along in years in theatrical
lines, and those who attend the play may
expect an entertainment worth a whole
lot more than the admission fee.
IT. D. Collins, of Nebraska, started
Monday on a journey which many
younger men would hesitate to under
take, being no less than a trip to Alaska,
u. s. A., which is to combine business
with pleasure. He will go to Seattle,
Wash, where he will be Joined by his son
Everel s. Collins, and several other
gentlemen, and from there the party &c
by vessel to the frozen Alaska cline
Mr.. Collins is in his SD year, notwith'
standing which he started on this 5000
mile trip as though 1t we're a mere jaunt
and feeling like a youngster.
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