The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-10-29
PERSONAL.

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spend tie week with Tionesta relatives.
Vivian Foreman and son of Oil City
spent last week with Tionesta relatives.
Mrs. Samuel s. Haslet of Sheffield Il
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. M.
Arner.
Miss FL ,rence Klinestiver of Warren
spent Sunday as a guest of Miss Marie
Smearbaugh.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Offerle of War
rem were guests of DR.. and Mrs. f. s
Hunter, Sunday.
IS. e. Walker of the Warren Times
son, r. A. Walker.
Mrs. Bertha Zigler of Bradford is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Mealy, in Tionesta township.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. X. Clark visited
their daughters, Misses Ethel and Hazel,
at Meadvi,le from Friday till Monday.
-Thos. Sibble of Green township, and
Elmer Mealy of Tionesta township, were
among our business callers during the
week.
Mrs. James b. Muse entertained large
parties of her lady friends at her home
Friday and yesterday afternoons at
luDcbeons.
j. F. Overlsnder and daughter, Miss
Elsie, of Pittsburg, were gu, SITS several
days of Tionesta relatives and friends the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Gerow of Warren
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A.
Fulton at the Central House, a few days
the last of the week.
Judge Siggins and Cyrus Helm of tt
dioute we're business visitors in town
yesterday and ave the REPUBLICAN a
friendly call while here.
Mrs. Grinnelle and young son., OF
0zona, Fla, guests for the past week OF
Mrs. A. M. Doutt, returned to their
Southern home yesterday.
james Elliot, of Stewart Run, has
gone on an extended visit to his children,
all of whom, except Miss Pearl Elliot,
are located at Ottawa, Kansas.
George A. Mcdaniel has sold the
Tionesta bowling alley to Chas. Ginsberg
of Cleveland, Ohio, and returned to his
former home in Cochranton, Pa.
Frederick William Bussman Of Han.
cock, N. Y, and Miss Edythe Mary
Horner of Truemans, Pa, were granted a
marriage license yesterday by Clerk
Maxwell.
Mrs. M. Hallinen and Joseph Hslli-
men of Tidioute, Mrs. Wilson and Miss
Ella O'Lsughlin of Bradford, we're guests
Sunday of A. J.. Hallinen, clerk at the
Hotel Weaver.
Glenn Ledebur spent Friday and
Saturday nights with Prof. Gill at his
cottage at Little Hickory. Mr.. Gill en-
tertained the Tidioute teachers there Sat-
urdsy afternoon.
Ernest Sibble is a juror from this
community at the U. S. District court in
session at P%ittsburg. j. d. w. Reck re.
turned last week from service as a grand
Juror at the same court.
MIS-. X. S. Wallace and daughter,
Miss Ann Wallace, of East Brady, were
guests of the formers sister, Mrs. J.. II.
Derickson, over the Sabbath. They ex-
pect in a few days to leave for California
where they will spend the winter.
Misses Marie and Helen S~mearbaugh
entertained twelve last evening at 500
euchre, honoring Miss Daisy Craig OF
Los Angeles. The function was in the
form of a Halloween dinner, the table ap-
pointments partaking Of the traditional
charms peculiar to that wierd night. The
fayors we're tiny cauldrons.
Henry and Albert Youngk, broth
ers, of Tylersburg, have about recovered
from operations for appendicitis at the
Kane hospital, and last week, Monday,
Mrs. Henry Youngk successfully passed
through a similar operation at that in
stitution, and at last accounts was pro-
crossing nicely toward recovery.
j. W. McCrea is up from Reno to
spend his annual vacation with old pals
and to once more 'try himself" in the
game woods. The veteran railroader still
has 1t 10 his head and limbs, but his
shooting eye has gone a little to the bad,
which, with the extreme scarcity of the
birds, makes it uphill work to get any
where near the limit.
Henry Brady, Tor the past five years
a Washington state citizen with head
quarters at Ostrsnder, returned last week
to visit old Forest county friends for
awhile. He is looking like a Pacific
coaster, fresh and robust, and has ac-
cumulated the inevitable habit of a
western booster with as much ease as
though he'd beer raised there.
Mrs. Victor H. Barnett, who spent
the summer months here with her moth
or, Mrs. Jennie E. Agnew, was joined by
her husband last week and yesterday de-
parted for their home in Washington, d.
G.. Mrs. Barnett's mother and grand.
mother, Mrs. Mckay will leave this eve-
ming to make their future home with her
at the National capital. These estimsble
ladies have made Tionesta their home for
more than forty-five years, and a host OF
old friends will sincerely regret their de-
psrture, but will wish them very many
years OF peace aud comfort in their new
home.
Joseph A. Kelly, of Pittsburg, enter
tanned his brother-in-law, Wilson Shaw,
President of the Bank of Pittsburg, aud
his cousin II. f. Kelly of Philadelphia, at
his pleasantly appointed Lodge at Old