The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-09-23
PERSONAL.

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Mrs. Anna Hassey of Oil City spent
the Sabbath as guest ofTionesta friends.
Mrs. James Garfield and children
spent Sunday with relatives in Titusville.
Miss June Herman, teacher in the
YouDgsville school, was home over Sun
day.
Miss Mcintyre of Bolivar, N. Y, was
guest of Miss Janet Jameson over
Sunday.
j. j. Jones of Endeavor, serving as a
Juror this week, gave us a pleasant call
Monday. 4.
"A. j. Burhenn of Warren came down
Saturday to spend day or two with his
parents at Starr.
Mrs. Ernest IL. Con fer of Brookston
came down Monday for visit with her
mother, Mrs. Johu Wiles.
Former Congressman Speer of Oil
City attended court here this week, and
gave us friendly call yesterday.
Mrs. A. f. Ledebur of the Borough,
and Mrs. Edward Blum of Starr, are
visiting relatives at Williamsburg.
H. A, d D)tterrer and Geo. e. Haslet
of Guitonville were pleasant callers at the
REPUBLICAN office yesterday morning.
Geo. Zuber and Michael Carroll OF
Msyburg, attending court this week, gave
the REPUBLICAN pleasant call Monday.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Ludwig and lit
tie daughter, of Titsuv Vile, were guests
over the Sabbath of Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Jameson,
Hon. Frank II. Knight and family of
New Bethlehem motored over Friday
and spent Sunday with Rev. and Mrs.
II. A. Bailey.
&C. A. Lanson and family and Mrs. f.
r. Lanson motored to Ellwood City, Pa,
Friday, for few days visit with Mr..
and Mrs. J. B. Sproull.
Peter Youngk shook hands with old
Tionests friends the first of the week and
yesterday morning left for Erie to visit
the family of his daughter.
Married, in West Hickory, Pa, Sept.
IA, 1914, by w. p. SiGgins, j. p, John W.
Hunter and NJ ss Lulu Blanche Burdick,
both of West II ickory, Pa.
james B. Van Camp and Bertha e
Clark, both of Tionesta twp, were united
in marriage at the Rural House, Sept. %,
1914, Esquire G. A. Randall officiating.
Editor PicKens, who came over from
Msrienville to serve couple of days as
grand juror, gave us a pleasant fraternsl
call yesterday before leaving for home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Jameson
spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives
in Westfield, n. Y, motoring up from
Oil City with Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Wilder.
Married, at the NJ. E. parsonage, To.
nests, Sept, l6, 1914, by Rev. II. L. Dun
lsvy, Ralph Il. Frick of Tions, Pa, and
Miss Mertle d. Lowmsn of Marienville.
Pa.
Miss Edna Rodds has gone to Frank
lin to spend the winter with her brother,
h. G. Rodds, aud to attend the Miller
night schools, taking commercial
course.
Squire Rupert is down from Porkey
this week doing little quiet courting
but his many friends are assured that
he's conducting himself with utmost
grace and dignity.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Smear baugh, Miss
Marie Smearbaugh, and Ed. Lawrence
left yesterday morning on an auto trip
which will include Kane, Smethport,
Bradford and Olean.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Mccartney and
children, Mary Louise, Margaret and
Charles Jr., of jamestown, N. Y, were
guests over Sunday at the home OF MIR.
and Mrs. j. E. Wenk.
Married. at the Free Methodist par
sonage, Tionesta, Sept IA, 1914, by Rev.
NJ. f Wolcolt, Henry N. Sorenson OF
Cherry Grove, Pa, and Miss Flossie G.
Howard of East Hickory, Pa.
Arthur Zuver aud Robert Sigworth
will travel in the right road to success
and leave mex Saturday for Ann Arbor
to enter the University of Michigan as
students, the former to take up pharmacy
and the latter mechanical engineering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Shots, Mrs. II
Shots, Homer G. Johnston and children
Amos and Helen, of Tylersburg, were
visitors in Tionesta for few hours Sat
urday morning. Mr.. Shots has recently
purchased 1915 model Overland tour
ing car and with the family is enjoying
some pleasant trips ps-during this beautiful
fall weather.
John l.. Stewart, former Endeavor,
Pa, boy, aud who was 1914 graduate ol
the West Virginia University, was re-
elected science teacher in the Parkers.
burg High School for the coming year al
handsome salary. Mr. Stewart received
his b. Sc. degree in June. He is one o
the Forest county boys that has made
good in every respect.
Chester Arthur McWilliams and Miss
Bessie M. Hepler, both of Tionesta, SO.
cured a license Monday evening and
quietly hied themselves to the Free
Methodist parsonage, where Rev. NJ. E
Wolcott pronounced the words which
united them in marriage. We join with
: their many friends in wishing these
young people prosperous and Joyous
journey through life.
The members of the M. E. church o.
Nebraska held reception in the church
parlors last evening in honor of Rev