The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-11-12
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tied relatives here Friday.
Mrs. Mary Rohrer OF Franklin was a
visitor in Tionesta few hours Friday.
-Chas. Dsubenspeck of Kellettville
was one of our pleasant callers Thursday.
George Watts, OF Jamaica, l.. l., il
here enjoying his annual outing and
hunt.
Fred and Harrison Blum were up
from Oil City Saturday to enjoy a rabbit
hunt.
Mrs. r. p. Kerr and young son Ed
ward, of Nebraska, were Tionesta shop
pers Saturday.
Mrs. Charles II. Hunter went to East
Brady, Pa, Saturday, for a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. George Carson.
ID. l.. Davis, of the Pittsburgh Court
House, and J.. l. Orris, of Carnegie, Pa,
are enjoying their annual hunt here.
Mrs. Adams returned to her home in
Boston Thursday from an extended visit
In Tionesta with her son, j. A. Adams.
Misses Anna Martin and Emma
Wesley, of Tidioute, were guests of
Mrs. W. @. Incl, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. G. F. Watson and Mrs. Harry
II. Watson entertained seventy-ive at a
fancy work party at the formers home
Wednesday afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Matte, of Pine Camp,
Hickory township, at the home of Mrs.
Elizabeth Hewett, in Tionests.
"A new daughter arrived Friday to
gladden. the home of Mr.. and Mrs. San
ford II. Secor, of Nebraska, Pa, and has
been named Marietta Fredrika.
Curtis Pufinberg of Williamsburg
spent the past couple of weeks at the
home of his aunt, Mrs. Edward Kiser,
German Hill, aud enjoyed the hunting.
John Gil6llen, after fifty. six years as
an active h%orseshoer and blacksmith, has
rented his shop to another party and here.
after will live the quiet life of a soldier
V6t'- lluIOul6 NEWS,
WIN. Smearbaugh and family, with
Ed. Lawrence at the wheel, autoed to
Erie Friday, the last day for overland
motoring this season, judging from pres
ent weather conditions.
Joseph Cunningham OF K%ellettville,
and W. o. Blsuser of Newtown Mills, re-
turn election judges for their respective
districts, called at this Office while in
town Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Margaret Haslet is home from a
years stay in Elkbart, Ind, and Chicago,
where she completed a course in the
millinery art. She expects to return to
the latter city in the early spring.
Frank II. Hamilton assisted in the
choir singing at the Presbyterian church
Sunday, rendering as a solo "The Holy
City" in very pleasing manner. Mr..
Hamilton possesses a full, rich voice and
is a valuable addition TO the choir.
Mrs. j. F. Proper and her mother,
Mrs. Sallie Jackson, expect to start
Saturday for st. Petersburg, Fla, where
they will make their home for the winter,
occupying their own cottage recently
erected there. Mr.. Proper will join the
family later.
-Thos. s.. Strauss, l.. NJ. Bell, L. b.
Bosssrd, Fred. +. Carr and T. J. Renner,
Ssegertown, Pa, and A. j.. Miller, of
Mead lille, Pa, were at the Hotel Weaver
Monday night preparing for a week of
camping and hunting at John Hunters,
up Tionesta creek.
Simon p. Whitman moved his family
from the old homestead farm in Ito
nesta township, to Lincolnvllle, Craw-
ford county, where he is looking after the
numbering operations of Lyman Cook in
that vicinity. He ext ects to be engaged
there for the mex five or six years.
DIR. Chas. P. Stair and friend, Mr..
Deem, of Lancaster, Pa, enjoyed several
days hunting here the past week as
guests at the home of the Doctors par
ents-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. W. Clark
They had a lot Il sport and took with
them decent amount of game of various
species.
Mrs. j. L. Craig and daughter, Miss
Daisy, who have spent the past six weeks
of their eastern visit as the welcome
guests of Tionesta friends, expect to leave
this week for Pittsburg to be with friends
a,uhfla haTOra axninY IN uiuit ralatiuaa in
other eastern cities. They do not expect
TO reach home Ia Los Angeles until after
the holidays.
Mr.. W. Clark Lunger, OF Mayburg,
Pa, and Mrs. Emma M. Woods, OF Wat
erloo, Iowa, we're married at the home OF
the former, Sunday afternoon, Nov. 8,
1918, Rev. Henry Smallenberger oficiat-
ing. Congratulations and best wishes
are extended to Mr.. and Mrs. Lunger that
their married life may be a prosperous
and happy one.
j. f. Dale left Friday for Pittsburg
where be will visit friends for a few days
after which he expects to continue his
trip to California, where he may s%oiourn
for the winter, probably at San Diego.
We are all sorry to lose the genial Sol
ouel'' and shall miss him greatly from
our citizenship, and we hope he may re-
turn with the robins in the spring to re-
sumo his accustomed place with his
friends of a lifetime.
Judge" J. G. Carson of West Hick-
CRY brought the returns of tho late cleo
tion in his precinct down Wednesday aud
visited with friends awhile. Mr.. Carson
finished building for the Forest Barge