The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-09-16
PERSONAL.

Miss Bess Porter has gone to Kellett-
vile to visit friends for a week.
"A daughter was born Monday to Mr..
and Mrs. George Ellis, of Oil City.
"A son WAS born to Mr.. and Mrs. l..
R. Cropp of the Borough, Saturday.
Roy BoYard returned to Pittsburgh
Sunday after a weeks visit at home.
Miss May Lanson left yesterday for
0berlin, Ohio, to resume her studies.
Charles Flick returned to his studies
at Allegheny college, Meadvile, Monday.
Jas. c. welch of Bslltown was bus
mess visitor at the county seat yesterday.
The REPUBLICAN is indebted to X. r.
Morrison of West Hickory for pleasant
visit Saturday.
w. F. Jones of Newtown Mills was
fraternizing with his brother Masons here
Monday evening.
w. II. Shsffer and daughter, Miss
Erdie, OF Tylersburg, were Tlonesta
visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Frank II. Hamilton and son,
Jack, have returned home after a six
weeks visit with relatives in Franklin.
Il. X. Brennan of Iruemsns motored
down yesterday and spent an hour or
two transacting business at the county
seat.
Mrs. J. @. Hoovler returned today to
her home in Tionesta, after a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Hoovler. er.-Franklin
News, Saturday.
Charles McNeal of Sheffield and L. A.
Yetter of Kane, motored through here
Wednesday evening enroute home from
the Titusville fair.
Edward Kreitler of Brooklyn, N. Y,
who spent the past month with his uncle,
Judge F. X. Kreitler, at Nebraska, left
last Friday for his home,
Mrs. Frank Witherell of Mayville,
n. Y, came down to visit her brother,
Robert Hunter, at Nebraska, who is quite
seriously i'll with typhoid fever.
Mrs. B. L. Grover of Tunesassa, N.
Y, was guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. l.. Thomson, over Sunday, re-
turning home Monday morning.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Davis,
Herminie, Pa, Sept. 7, 1914, a son, who
has been named Carson Meade Davis.
The mother is a daughter of Christopher
zuendel, of Starr, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Dotterrer of
Kellettyile, and Mr.. and Mrs. G. p.
Starner of Lynch, were enjoying an auto
trip through here Sunday aud stopped at
Hotel Weaver for dinner.
Misses Marie McQuade and Madeline
Yetter, of Kane, but who are employed
in clerical positions in jamestown, N. Y,
came down Saturday evening for a short
visit with the latter's aunt, Mrs. j. e.
Wenk.
Marriage licenses issued by Clerk
Maxwell during the week: John w.
Hunter and Miss Lulu Blanche Burdick,
both of West II Hickory. Henry Sorenson
OF Cherry Grove, Pa, and Miss Flossie
G. Howard of East Hickory, Pa.
Thomas RItchey returned to State
college last week to again take up his
studies in agriculture. Monday of this
week Glenn Ledebur and Arthur Carson
also left for the same college, the former
to take up the study of chemistry and the
latter the course in agriculture.
Mrs. s. E. Pierce, Parke Stokes, John
F. Crtter and A. j. Hallinen enjoyed a
fine suto trip to Toronto, Ohio, in the
Pierce car, going Friday morning. Parke
went to Columbus the first of the week
to resume his studies in the State Uni
versity, while the others returned 10
Tionesta Monday night.
Mrs. L. G. Cooper and son, Foster
Cooper, went to Staunton, Va, Monday
morning, where Foster will enter a mill
tary academy as a student. Miss Marion
Cary accompanied them. Mrs. Cooper
and Miss Cary will go from there to
Bartlesvlle, Okla, where they expect to
spend the winter with the formers sister.
Linus w. Ledebur, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. F. Ledebur, leaves Saturday to
enter Washington and Jefferson college,
/ Washington, Pa, for the four. year course
in the classics. Linus was one of the
bright young men who acquitted himself
so well in the graduating exercises of the
Tionests high school last spring, and his
friends will look for still greater achieve
ment in the higher education, and they
will be gratfied to learn that he has
chosen the ministry as his profession.
Judge Samuel d. Irwin, down from
Tionesta for the Salter- Fassett wedding,
left for home Friday afternoon. He
called upon some of his old neighbors to
talk over the unforgotten past, revive
pleasant memories and exchange rem
iniscences Franklin is his birthplace
and he cherishes fondly the early associa-
tions of his native heath. While here
yesterday be and Daniel Rogers, like the
judge hale and hearty and well preserved,
told interesting stories of the recruiting
of soldiers in Venanbo county for the
Mexican war, when Jacob Lyons, Geo.
McClellaDd and other residents of the
county seat enlisted and went to the front.
-Derrick's Franklin correspondent.
Farm Dwelling Burned.