The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-05-20
PERSONAL.

Miss Anna Mong of Butler, Pa, is
visiting Miss May Sanner.
MIR. and Mrs. G. F. Watson leave
today for visit at Lamison, Alabama.
-R. L. Hsslet spent Sunday in Shelf
field with Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Haslet.
George Richards of Watson Farm
was one of our pleasant callers Yesterday.
Mrs. j. N. Sandrock of Oil City, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Harry JAM
ieson.
Miss Helen Long of Oil City is a
guest for a few days of Mrs. Howard
Donley.
Mrs. WIS. Peirce of Warren spent
the week end asthe guest of Mrs. James
d. Davis.
--Constable Jay Catlin of Kellettvile
was welcome business caller at this
office Mondaytso.
|Fr7 Miss Hannah g. Irwin of Franklin
has been guest at ths home of her
brother. Judge Irwin the past week.
John e. Larson of Brookston, serving
as a juror at court this week, gave US q
short but welcome call yesterday morn
ing.
Miss Rachel Albsugh of East Hick-
ory, has gone to Clarion State Normal to
enroll as a student during the summer
term.
Upward of fifty of Mrs. J. e. Wenk's
lady friends rendered her surprise yes
terdsy afternoon on the occasion of her
birthday.
-Comrade w. W. Walford has gone to
Falconer, N. Y, where he expects to
spend couple of months with one of his
daughters.
Mrs. James York, Miss Evelyn York,
Mrs. D. d. Shields and Miss Margaret
Shields. of Tulsa. Oklahoma. were guests
of Mrs. Emma Grove over Sunday.
Harvey Johnston. as the delegate
representing the Tionesta Lodge, is at
tending the m meeting of the State Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows at Harrisburg this
week.
Harry Wilson of Kellettville, and
Miss Alice Hefren of Hallton, Pa, were
united in marriage at Crown, Pa, May
Is, 1914, Rev. Father T. A. Rooney Off.
cisting.
r. d. Henderson, w. A. Burket and
F. A. Heasley we're over from Clarington
Sunday in the Shields car, bringing Bruce
Hsgerty home to attend court az a juror
this week.
William Witherell and Miss Jennie
Thomas, both of Endeavor, Pa, we're
united in marriage in the court house,
Tionests, May IS, 1914, Rey. H. Lee
Dunlavy officiating.
j. f. Dechant, for the past year or
two the popular clerk at the Central Hotel
here, leaves today for his home near
Strobleton, Pa. John expects to take it
easy and enjoy the quiet life of farmer
this summer.
Kellettville Monday driving his new
Overland car. While here Frank pre-.
sented petition to court asking that per-
mission be granted Kingsley township to
expend enough money to put the creek
highway in repair and remove some
dangerous distractions. A similar petit
ton was presented by Capt. Hsight for
Howe township and was readily granted
by the court. This is enterprise of the
right sort.
In note from Earl Maxwell, son OF
Prothonotsry Maxwell, now located at
Bartlesville, Okla, renewing his subscrip-
ton 10 the REPUBLICAN, he says: II get
the paper on Saturday mornings, and
can assure you that there is no work done
until have read everything in it, includ-
ing the advertisements. All the Tionesta
people here are in good shape with the
possi ole exception of DR.. Dunn, and be
will be able to resume his practice 10 a
couple of weeks. Glib Hsggerty arrived
Saturday and judging from his talk he is
mighty we'll pleased with this country.
Char les Killmer was down from Inde-
pendence, Kansas, over Sunday, and he
says that this country looks mighty good
to him. l have been enjoying good
health and have good position, and will
stick here unless driven out by the heat,
which is just beginning to annoy the
green boys from the East"