The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1907-03-27
PERSONAL.

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Mrs. Q. e. Jewell, of East Hickory,
was visiting Tionesta friends Saturday.
j. S. Gildersleeve, of Brookston, was
a Tionesla visitor between trains Mon
day.
Geo. Weant, of Lily Dale, N. Y, was
circulating among friends few days last
week.
George f. Watson started yesterday
on business trip to California and other
Pacific coast states.
-Ex-Judge s. s. Mehard, of Pittsburg,
formerly of Mercer county, was visitor
in Tionesta Tuesday.
Rev. w. o. Calhoun went to Sher-
man. N. Y, Tuesday and will return
the latter part of the week.
Wade II. Brazee, OF Kellettville, is
this week announced as a Republican
candidate for County Treasurer.
Miss Olive Lanson came home last
week for the summer, from the Hill
music school in Jam estown. N. Y.
Miss Georgia Watson is entertaining
her school chum, Miss Alice Bennett, OF
| Williamsport. who will remain over the
Easter vacation.
Commissioners Philip Emert is
moving to the rooms over r. L. Haslets
grocery store, formerly occupied by f.
p. Amsler. He will also have HE shoe
shop in the building.
Miss Edith Painter, of Msrienville,
has been guest at G. M. Arner's for a
few days past. Mrs. Arner and Miss
Painter went to jamestown, N. Y, Tues
day for short visit with Mrs. Louis
Swanson.
Edwin, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Slocum, of Kellettville, who has
been very low with pneumonia for the
past ten days, is now recovering nicely.
many friends of the family will be
pleaed to learn.
John Ritchey and Roy Bovard are
members of a party made up of the engi-
neering classes of State College, which
is spending the Easter vacation making a
tour of the prominent eastern cities and
visiting the large electrical plants.
Mrs. Joseph Clark came home from
the Oil City hospital on Monday, having
almost completely recovered from the OPP
Grafton for appendicitis which she had
undergone two weeks ago Saturday, her
many friends will be pleased to learn.
Webster W. Underwood, who was
employed for some time at Endeavcr, but
who has been located at Arrow, Somer-
set county, has gone to Washington state
to make his future home. AS soon as he
gets located his wife will join him in their
new home.
Among the relatives and friends
present from distance at the funeral of
the late Capt. Clark on Tuesday, we note
these: Mrs. Geo. Scott, Mrs. M. Whann,
Mrs. Fred Muse, Mrs. Margaret Rhodes,
of Franklin, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Alex.
Neely, of Plessantville, Pa, and Capt.
Henry Boyer, of Bradford, Pa.
Capt. Boyer, of Bradford, was down
yesterday to attend the funeral of his old
comrade-in-arms, Capt. William CLARK.
These two worthy veterans fought togeth-
or through the war, being members of
the same regiment, and were boon COM
panions and fast friends during the
bloody conflict
james B. Clark, of Philadelphia, sc-
compsnied by his young son, came up TO
attend the funeral of his uncle, the late
Capt. Clark. Mr.. Clark's father, James
Clark, deceased, was member and first
lieutenant of the company of which his
brother was captain at the close of the
wal, and there was ever strong affection
between these brothers.
Students home or coming this week
for the Easter vacation: Miss Genavieve
poutt, Beaver College; Miss Georgia
Watson and Russell Hopkins, Dickinson
Seminary, Willismsport; Miss Lenore
Ritchey, Grove City College; Ed. Law
renee, Chambersburg Academy; Miss
Edith Hopkins, Pennsylvania College
for Women, Pittsburg; Miss Bertha
Lawrence. st. Msrgaret's School, Buffalo;
Dallas Reck, Franklin College. New
Athens, Ohio.
Mr.. A. A. Doutt. of Eagle Rock, was
the guest of honor at very pleasant So
cial event last Wednesday evening, the
occasion being birthday surprise party.
About forty-five of his friends gathered
at the club house to remind him that he
had passed another milestone and as a
remembrance presented him with fine
gold watch chain. In return he was
obliged to make speech and tell his age.
Dancing was INDUCED in until midnight,
when an elegant lunch was served.
Misses Marie Dunn, Fern Bowman,
Msude Garfield and Mary Noble, of Tio-
nesta, and Mamie Engdshl, of West
Hickory, returned to the Clarion Normal
Monday for the spring term, after short
visit at home. OF the free scholarship
winners, Robert Huling also went Mon
day but Walter Durham was obliged to
remain at home for few days on account
of an attack of measles. The other schol-
arship winners In the county are as fol-
lows and they have taken their departure
for Clarion: Harry SIN it'll and Miss Fora
Hartman, Mayburg; Miss Evelyn Kiser,
Kiser school; Ernest Nelson, Brookston;
Miss Edna Taylor and Howard Harp,
Msrienville; Miss Clara Head and Homer
Jones, West Hickory; Miss Verna Mil
Ter, Kelettville; Miss Augusta Brewer,
Darlington. Miss Flora Hartman, of
Mayburg, accompanied her sister.
Henry Wilson and several gentlemen