The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-07-02
PERSONAL.

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Bradford for a short vacation.
Miss May Lanson is home from Ober-
lin college for the summer vacation.
Miss Alice McCrea, of Oil City, is a
guest Of Miss Wayne Fitzgerald this
week.
Twin boys were born Wednesday to
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Carnshsn of West
Hickory.
j. F. Craig, of Buffalo. N. Y, visited
his son, Harry II. Craig, Tuesday and
Wednesday.
DIR. Bovard spent a few days OF the
past week in Pittsburg on business and
to visit his brother, Roy.
Mrs. George Mcnamara, of Oil City,
was a guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. II. Fones, over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Amer we're
down from Kellettville to visit tie for
mer's parents oyer Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Agnew attended the
funeral of the late Mrs. Cummings at IT.
dioute Wednesday afternoon.
jesse Meley went to Endeavor today
to visit his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Meley. Franklin News, Mon
day.
James G. Bromley of Meadville was
a business visitor In Tionesta Wednesday,
and met many old friends in his snort
stay.
Prof. James L. Marks, of the we'll
known Kiskiminetas preparatory school,
was a visitor among Tionesta friends
Friday.
Mrs. Frank Nelson, OF West Hickory,
and little grandchild are here visiting her
daughter and other friends. -Ridgway
Advocate.
Miss Bess Sigworth is home from
Edin boro, having finished the course in
the Normal from which she was grad
uated last week.
Mrs. Edith Johnson and two chill
dren, of jamestown, N. Y, are guests at
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Davis, on German Hill.
Richard Carson arrived here last
wednesday from New York City for an
extended visit with his father, John T.
Carson, and other relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Primer Agnew of
Youngsville stopped a few hours in TIC
nesta Monday enroute to visit relatives
at C%ooksburg and Fryburg.
Carl M. Range and Miss Mary Hun
ter, both of Endeayor, Pa, were united
in marriage at Warren, Pa, June Goth,
1918, Rev. N. A. White, officiating.
Asa Lewis, of Newmansville, and
daughter. Mrs. Ernest Kelly, of MCKEE
vile, Pa, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Sibble, on German Hill, over
Sunday.
Mrs. Lawrence Buzard and two chill
dren. of Lsmison, Alabama, came up
with her father, g. f. Watson, last week,
and will spend the hot summer months
with northern friends.
Thursday Mrs. Ernest Sibble of Ger
man Hill entertained her neice, Mrs. w.
j. Detar, of Kellettvilie, who was her
ness at the county seat.
Robert Mitchell, of Decatur, ILL.,,
Joined his wife and son Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Landers, and
will spend q two weeks vacation with
relatives in this vicinity.
Warren Cook and Miss Ada McGin-
mes, of Pittsburgh, were guests OF Mr.,
and Mrs. II. II. Donley, Saturday, while
on their way for a short visit with Mr.,
Cooks parents at Mayburg.
Robert Sigworth left Monday for
Springboro, Crawford county, where he
has a clerical position awaiting him in the
Office of Gresves Buggy factory. Robert
is one of our steady boys and will make
good.
Fred G.. Hsltermsn and Miss Eva
Tingley, both of Mayburg, Pa, were
united in marriage Saturday evening
June %, 1918, at ths home of the brides
parents, Rev. Father A. II. W~iersbinski
officiating.
observation-disclosures Andrew Wolfe
and Lewis Wagner, Of the Township, are
the latest accessions to the big Gettys'
burg doings and are there as spectators
this week. They left on the Monday eve
ming train.
Earl w. Mesly of Endeayor, and Miss
Esther Anderson of West Hickory, were
united in marriage by legal acknowledge
ment before Clerk of Courts Maxwell al
the ~Prothonotary's office, Tionesta
Thursday, June 20, 1913.
Ralph A. Blocher, for several years
past located in Detroit, Mich, where be
holds a responsible clerical position with
the Ford automobile works, is visiting
his mother and other relatives at his ole
home in Tionests township.
Mrs. Emma Everett, who has been
seriously i'll at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. j. G. Jameson, has shown such
marked improvement within the past
two days that her friends are encouraged
to hope for her ultimate recovery.
Fred Grettenberger, Tidioute's Ok
pert mschinist. called on Tionesta friends
Sunday while autoing through this sec
ton. Other members of the party were
Miss Rose Grettenberger, Joseph Gret-
tenberger, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Upton.
CLERK Maxwell issued wedding per-
mits to the following couples during the
past week: Charles Earl Sanford, Kane