The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1908-12-23
PERSONAL.

Russell Hopk ms over Sunday.
Congressman and Mrs. N. P. Wheeler
are home to spend the holidays.
Miss Mary Bates is guest at the
home of her aunt, Mrs. A. B. Kelly.
Sammy Ssylor is down from Ridg-
way to spend the holidays with Tionests
friends A..
n. P. Ralston, of whig HilI was
a business caller at the REPUBLICAN of
| flee yesterday. q
Mrs. Harvey @. Kiser, of Tarentum,
is paying 4 yisit to'her parsnts, Mr.. and
Mrs. Q. A!Rsndail. ~
Frank aMorgag returns todSytqlb Ibis
home in MsKeesport. Pa, after visit
with his partnts heres ~
Joseph sIpyce, who spent Sthe ipast
tkeveral montifs in Somerset county, is
!, visiting Tionesta friends.
-zL. V. Lewis of Warren was in town
kenrolling students for the Hoff Busi6ess
Rpllege of that place, day or two of last
Week. thE
"A son was born yesterday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Lytle of Siverly. The moth
er is sister of Mrs. F. S. Hunter of this
place.
Harry Carson, who has been eni-
ployed in Oil City by the Snyder Elec-
trical Co. of Pittsburg, is home for the
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Watson returned
Tuesday afternoon from their visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Buzard, in Lamison,
Alabama.
"A. Il. Brookhouser has gone to Utica,
Venaugo county for a stay of several
weeks to recuperate his health which has
been quite poor of late.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Horner, who
have been visiting friends in Kane for
the past week, returned to their home in
Tionesta today.-Kane Republican, 22d.
Miss Bertha Lawrence gave de-
lghtful six o'clock dinner Friday eye-
ming in honor of her friend Miss Leons
Scowden, whose marriage took place
yesterday.
-Tionests friends of Hon. and Mrs.
John II. Robertson have been informed
that they have moved from Portland,
Oregon. to Seattle, WASH, where they
have taken up their residence perma-
nently.
e. e Norton, the we'll known lum-
herman, has gone east where he will, in
the interests of Forest county capitalists,
look oyer and perhaps estimate large
tract of standing timber in New England.
-Titusville Herald.
Jack Pryor Buzsrd is the name of the
son born to MIR. and Mrs. l.. A. Buzsrd,
of Lamison, Ala, recently, cards au-
nouncing the important event having
been received by the many northern
friends of the happy parents.
Adam Sibble, of German Hill, who
has suffered much during the past year
with heart trouble, returned Monday
evening from weeks stay at Buffalo
under treat nent of specialist, feeling
considerable relief from his ailment.
Miss Mary Wolfe, teacher of the
Blocher school IN Tionesta township, re-
| signed her position last week. We are
also informed that the Jeffries school in
Barnett township has been closed by the
school board on account Of lack OF
scholars to attend.
Home from school for the holiday
vacation: Curtis Proper, Slippery Rock
Normal; Charles Incl, State Colleg I;
Glenn Henry, University of Peunsyl-
yania; Dallas Reck, Meadvlle CONNER
cisl College; Miss Muriel Dunn, Warren
high school; Miss Sarah Carson, Clarion
| Normal.
Ralph Henry, who has been en-
ployed by the Standard Casket Hardware
Co. at Youngstown, Ohio, came home
Tuesday afternoon. Ted Clark, em-
ployed at the same place, arrived home
last week and Lee Thomson will be home
Thursday. All of these for the holiday
shutdown and vacation.
The sick; 6. w. Robinson, who has
had pretty severe attack OF grip, is
much better. Capt. Knox is slowly i'm
proving from a severe attack of cold and
grip. S. S. Garfield is holding his own
pretty we'll and is making plucky fight
to regain his health, but may be confined
to the house during the greater portion
of the winter. II. M. Zahniser is able to
go out again and hopes soon to take up
his work at The forge once more.
MIR. and Mrs. Bert Black, of Dunle-
vie, w. Va, are spending the holiday
season with the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Mesly, in Tionesta town.
ship, and will also visit Mr.. Blacks par
ents at Knox, Pa, before returning home
about the first of the year. Mr.. Black is
employed in the yards of Flint, Erving
Il Stoner, who have large lumber plant
at Dunlevie. We are indebted to him
for pleasant call and renewal of his
subscription.
| The young ladies of Nebraska gave a
leap-year party to their gentlemen friends
Friday evening in the X. o. T. M. Hall,
which proved decidedly pleasant affair.
Ihe party consisted of fourteen in all
seven ladies and seven gentlemen and
the out-oi-town guests were pr. Allen
aud Earl Small of Sheffield, Miss Tressa
o6enrider of Fryburg, and Miss Fletta
Plat OF Franklin. The young ladies'
served nice Jefreshments and did the
honors elegantly, but hearts failed them
when itcame to escorting the gentlemen
home, the latter performed that pleas
ant duty.
Christmas Presents.