The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-05-28
PERSONAL.

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Mrs. Clark Morgan, of Oil City, Wis
tied Tionesta relatives Friday.
Sam Haslet was home from Sheffield
few days the first of the work.
Miss Florence Dale, OF West Hickory
was guest of Miss Olive Lanson, Sun.
day.
Il. g. Mervin and daughter, OF En-.
deavor, were visitors in Tionesta yes
terday.
Miss Rachel Albaugh, of East Hick.
ory, Pa. has gone to Clarion State Nor.
NAL TO enroll as a student.
Miss Ruth Dmond, of Oil City, was
a guest Of Misses Hazel Fones and Colyn
Clark during the past week.
Il. G. Graves, of Springboro, Pa. was
guest of the late j. B. Pierce, at the
Hotel Weaver, during the past week.
Mrs. Charles II. Hunter returned
Saturday evening from visit with Mr..
and Mrs. George Hunter, in Sheffield.
Mrs. r. l.. Thomas and daughter,
Miss Pearl, of Tidioute, were guests OF
Rev. and Mrs. w. s. Burton over sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. M. N. Hepler left this
morning returning to Akron, Ohio, after
spending several months at their home
here.
%. G. Stroup was home few days
last week from Enterprise, where he ia
kept quite busy as a gauger for the Will
burine pipe line.
Married, in Clarington, Pa, May %,
1913, by Charles K. Matthews, J. p, Mr..
Clyde Rossey and Miss Jessie N. Haines,
both of Day City, Pa.
e. F. Merchant of Msyburg, who
served on the jury here last week, called
to have his name added TO our steadily
growing subscription list.
Mrs. A. G. Brown and Elinor are
visiting the formers mother at Brook ville
this week. Mr.. Brown accompanied
them but returned yesterday.
w. A. Kinch of Kelle,tville, while at.
tending court last week as juror,
dropped into the sanctum TO get the best
paper in Forest county for a year.
Mrs. viii II. Clark, called here by the
death of her sisters, Mrs. Edward Fitz-
gerald, went to Kane Monday for few
days visit before returning to her home
in Schenectady, N. Y.
w. NJ. Porterfield, uncle of Mrs. s. s.
Sigworth, visited the family here over
the Sabbath. He resides In Colorado, aud
is visiting his old home and friends al
Emlenton and vicinity.
w. e. Morgan is here on a visit to
old friends. "Billy" looks hearty and is
as jovial as ever. He likes his new home
at Syracuse, N. Y, but thinks he never
will cease to prefer the country to city
life.
ALBERT Blum of Newtown Mills left
for Deer Creek, W. Va, Friday, where be
takes employment with Sttzinger Bros,
in the lumber woods. He will work
with his brother who runs the steam log
loader.
Mrs. Joseph Morgan and grand
daughter, Miss Ruth Ball, are visiting
the formers daughters, Misses Mary and
Bessie Morgan, at Monaco, Pa. Miss Ruth
expects to remain with her aunts for the
summer.
The matrimonial bans of Frank Ed
wards, of Kane, and Miss Loretta Cast
ner, OF Crown, former Marienville girl,
were published Sunday morning at the
10 o'clock mass at st. Callistus church,
Kane, Pa.
Capt. William Mccain, who spent a
part of the past winter at Bridgeport, Ill.,,
returned to this section last week and has
been shaking hands with and receiving q
warm welcome from his many old friends
hereabouts.
Rev. and Mrs. II. A. Bailey and
Horace, Martha and Josephine went to
Emlenton yesterday morning to enjoy
the week at the old homestead farm. Mr..
Bailey expects to be back for the regular
services next Sunday.
Mrs. w. A. Shewman and son Alon
left their home at Oregon City, Ore,
Sunday and expect to arrive in Tionests
tomorrow, where they will spend the
summer months with the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. F. Watson.
Mrs. Fred Slocum entertained a select
few of her lady friends at a dinner party
last evening. The guests were, Mrs. B.
NJ. Devices, Mrs. Sallie Jackson, Mrs. G.
f. Watson, Mrs. j. G. Partridge of Pitts
burgh. and Mrs. Rebeccs Downing oi
Kellettville.
"A. II. Pettigrew, one of the old and
respected residents of East Hickory, is
critically i'll, having suffered stroke OF
paralysis Sunday evening. His ad-
vsnced age, rs years, makes his recovery
matter of grave doubt, his many friends
will be sorry learn.
IL D. outloSi tue Woil huOWh uiIiiinB
contractor of West Hickory, was a caller
at the REPUBLICAN office Saturday. His
machine is now at work on tract about
four miles up Beaver creek, in Hickory
township, where he has a contract for
drilling several wells.
Rev. G. A. Garrett went to Perry, N.
Y, this morning, where he will remain
for ten days to assist in series Of meet
ings to be held in the Free Methodist
church. During his absence his appoint
ments at Newmansville an' Tionests
will be filled by Rev. NJ. E. Wolcott, OF
Van, Pa.
Mrs. Harry u. Jameson and Miss
Fern Dunn, delegates representing Tio-