The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-04-29
PERSONAL.


Mrs. James IL. Kelly and Mrs. ]. j.
Connolly are visiting in Pittsburg this
week.
edward Mealy of Hickory township
was a pleasant REPUBLICAN caller
Thursday.
Miss Helen Smear baugh is visiting
her sister, Mrs. D. II. Edwards, at Wash
iDgton, Pa.
Miss Madeline Scott of Grand Valley
was guest of Miss Bessie Sigworth oyer
the Sabbath.
Lewis Rodda was home from James
town, N. Y, few days of the pest week
visiting his parents,
Jake Coleman and ]. A. Weibel of
Oakdale, Pa, are up this week on their
annual trouting expedition.
Mrs. John Wolf and daughter Mary,
of Bradford spent last week in Tionesta as
guests of Mrs. George F. Watson.
Farmer Emory Decker was down
from Whig Hill Monday on business and
gave us friendly call while in town.
Mrs. ]. F. Proper and mother, Mrs.
Ssllie Jackson, returned Friday from
their sojourn at st. Petersburg, Florida,
Miss Marie Smear bsugh returned last
week from two months visit with her
sister, Mrs. D. Fl. Edwards, at Washing
ton, Pa. ~ tE
Mrs. Mary Adams aud daughter Mrs.
A. Clifford and her two young sons, OF
Boston, Mass, mother and sister of j. A..
Adams. are guests at his home for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Hart, of West
First street, have returned from Orlando,
Fla, where they spent the winter at
their new home In the southern resort
Oil City Blizzard, Thursday.
In the election of teachers for the
Warren public schools, Monday night,
Mss Janet Haugh of Nebraska, was re-
elected as teacher of the second and third
grades in the South street building.
Wednesday of last week, at the Tio-
nesta M. E. parsonage, Rev. II. L. Dun
lazy performed the ceremony uniting in
marriage Curtis d. Hovis of Pleasant
vile, and Miss Fay G. Martiu of Grove
City, Pa.
". Il. Zshniser, of the mercantile
firm of Crouch q Zshniser, East Hick-
ory, who is recovering from a long and
severe attack of typhoid fever, was bus
mess visitor in town Thursday and gave
US pleasant call.
Mrs. Dewitt Zahniser and daughter
of Bolivar. Pa, are visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Foreman. Dewitt
was up with them over Sunday and they
we're guests of Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry s.
Garfield at West Hickory.
Mrs. M. Werlz, Mrs. Emma Everett
and Miss Alice Wertz returned Friday
from Greenville, Pa. They we're accom-.
panied by Mrs. Wer;z's sister, Mrs
Mary Saul, of Greenville, who will bt
John II. Allo, one of our prosperous
| Tionests township farmers, was callel
at the REPUBLICAN office yesterday. Johr
is getting so blamed fat that he is think
ing seriously o! leaving the farm anC
running for alderman of his bailiwick.
Lawrence KlinestiCer is now work
ing at Brookston assisting with the books
for the GilderseeVe and Wood Co. Law
renee thinks the air around that neck o
the woods very beneficial to his health snt
expects to regain much lost weight
Sheiield cor. Warren Times.
-Tionesta friends of Mrs. Thomas d
Dunn are In receipt of cards announcing
the marriage of her daughter, Miss Ra
chel, to Mr.. Bernhardt Roelvink, Wednes
day, April Is. 1914, London. England
The happy couple will be at home Il
their friends at 8 Castellain Road, MaidI
Vale, W.
Mrs. ]. G. Carson of West Hickory
who has spent the past winter in British
Columbia, near the Pacific coast with he
sons, W. W. and Jas. fl, Carson, returned
home Friday very much improved il
health. Her daughter law, Mrs. W. W
Carson accompanied Mrs. Carson and will
be guest OF the family and other eastern
friends part of the coming summer.
Miss Leola Thomson gave farewell
party at her home last Friday evening, II
hon of Gilbert Killmer, who IS soon Il
leave with his parents for Kansas, wher
they expect to make their future home
After delicious refreshments we're servet
the crowd presented him beautiful Bi
BILE as token of remem brance. At lat
hour all lett reporting a good time, bu
regret losing their schoolchum "Gib."
PROT. F. W. Gill of the Tidioute higl
school was guest of Glenn Ledebur owe
the Sabbath. he assisted the Presbyter
ian choir in the singing at the morning
services, and in the evening sang tw
very sweet solos at the baccalaureate ser
vice. Rev. Mr.. Bailey delivered a splen
did sermon on this occasion, and wa
ably assisted in the services by Revs. M
L. Wolcott and II. Lee Dunlavy, pastor
of the F. NJ. and M. e. churches, respec
lively.
Friends in this community are in re
ceipt of invitations from Mrs. Clara Blai
Hayes of Cleveland, Ohio, to the marriag
of her daughter. Constance Irene, to Rev
William Reginald Wheeler of Endeavor
Pa. The happy event is to be solemniSe
in the evening of Saturday, the sixteenth
of May, at half after seven o'clock, a
Epworth Memorial Church, Cleveland
Rex has legion of'frends in this count.
who will extend happiest fluctuations o'