The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-06-11
PERSONAL.

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nesta visitor yesterday.
Mrs. J. B. Cottle is visiting friends In
Butler county this week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bush, Of
Oldtown, June 9th, a daughter.
Mrs. Harry Watson was an over
Sunday guest of OIL City friends.
Frank KlinestiVer of Sheffield spent
the week end with his cousin, Ed. Law
renee.
Mrs. A. @. Brown and daughter FL
more returned Tuesday from a visit In
Brookville.
PROF. +. W. Gill was down from IT.
dioute Monday mingling with Tionests
friends.
Il. Il. Brennan of Truemans and j. @.
WEIGH of Balltown, were business visitors
at the county seat Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McCool Of Ty-
lersburg spent Sunday here as guests at
the home of their son Charles.
Mrs. John q. Hunter and daughter
Maxine, of Oil City, visited Tionesta
relatives Saturday.
George +. Watson left for Lamison,
Alabama Saturday, expecting to be alb
sent tie balance of the month.
james Wilbur of Plesssntville was a
guest at the Watson home sunday, dry
ing over in his handsome new Winton-
Six car.
Miss Ruth Dimond leaves Monday
evening Tor Denver for a two months
visit with Miss Amy Helander. -Vensn-
go Herald, Saturday.
Miss Virginia Barnes, OF Tionests,
is here to spend the summer with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Black.
-Brookyille Republican.
Harry Bruner and family were up
from Oil City yesterday in their new
Ford car. Mr.. and Mrs. G. #. Anderson
made the return trip with them.
Miss May Ssnner is entertaining her
friend Miss Sara Atchison of Pleasant
Vile, and on Sunday also had as her
guest Miss Belle Anderson of West Hic-
kory.
Editor Sam. l.. Pickens of the Clar-
ion Republican autoed over Friday with
Attorney George +. Whitmer aud son and
met a lot of old Tionesta friends during
their stay.
"A marriage license was issued Satur.
day at the office of Clerk of the Courts s.
r. Maxwell to Roy Masterson, of Oil
City, and Miss Marion Eta Weikal, of
West Hickory.
Richard Barnes, of Endesvor, Pa,
and Marguerite Prouse of Toledo, Ohio,
were united in marriage yesterday at the
Rural House, Alderman Charles A.
Randall officiating.
Mrs. b. j. Clark, of Ystesboro, Pa,
vas here Friday as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. W. Clark. She was also visiting
her sister, Mrs. s. ]. Lynch, at En-
desvor, who went to the Oil City hospi-
tai Friday evening for treatment.
Mrs. NJ. E. McCrsy of Magnolia,
Mississippi, and Miss Lillian L'Noir of
Lumberton, Miss, will spend the sum-
mer with Mrs. Mary Osgood and Mrs.
Archie Davis, and will also visit relatives
in Clarion and Jefferson counties.
Miss Maude Sibble returned from a
two weeks visit with Franklin friends,
being accompanied home by her sister
and nephew, Mrs. Rodgers and son, who
will be guests of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Sibble for a short time.
DIR. and Mrs. Merl V. Hazen and Mr..
and MIS-. William White, of Titusville,
autoed over Friday in the Doctors car
and were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. J.
Landers. Mrs. Landers is also enter
tanning her sister, Mrs. Robert Mitchell,
and Robert Mitchell, Jr., of Decatur, Ill.
w. G. wilkins, the we'll known I'll.
~tusville druggist and former West Hick-
DRY citizen, has gone to Florida where he
has been called by the critical illness of
his daughter, Miss Marjorie Wilkins,
who is i'll of typhoid lever, she having
evidently had a relapse from apparent
convalescence.
Miss Maud Garfield came home last
evening from Curwensville, Pa, where
she has finished a years work as a teacher
in the schools. She has been reelected
and has been made principal of the Lo-
"ust street building. She will go to
Pittsburgh this week for a visit with Miss
Rebs Yingling.
Rev. J. f. Scherer and Rex Wheeler
were brief callers at the REPUBLICAN
office Monday. The former and his wife
sail Thursday from New York on the
steamer Saxonia for their European trip
of ten weeks. Mr.. Wheeler takes charge
of Mr.. Scherer's pastoral work at En-
deavor during his absence.
George Dsugherty, formerly of Tlo-
nests, but now a prosperous building
contractor at Kittanning, was a brief yis-
itor in Tionesta Sunday while making an
auto trip and met a number of Old-time
friends. He is well enough fixed to be
buying gasoline for his own automobile
and had with him a %congenial party COM
posed of Editor M. b. Oswald of the Free
Press, AL. Easley, Frank Neubert and
Fred. Lindeman.
Editor Jas. b.. Borland of the Frank
lin News was out on an auto trip Friday
which included a swing around the circle
tax ing in Warren, Kane, Sheffield and
the enchanting Tionesta creek route with
which latter run he was charmed az all
are who have eyer motored 1t. jim, who
was accompanied by II. Lamberton,
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