The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1908-01-01

muir VI inc same tlme. In6lr ages were
respectively So and rs years, the cause Of
death being old age.
The students home for the holiday
vacation are: Joseph Weaver, Allegheny
college; Charles Incl and Thomas Full
ton, State college; Curtis Proper, Misses
Marie Dunn, Maud Garfield, and Sara
Carson, Clarion Normal; Glenn Henry,
University of Pennsylvania; Dallas Reck,
Franklin college, New Athens, o.; Miss
Genavieve Doutt, Beaver college.
MIR. and Mrs. v. A. Hatch, of James
town, N. Y, were guests over the Sab
bath at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. M.
Arner, having come down to see their
neighbors, Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Swanson,
who are visiting Mrs. Swanson's parents.
Mr.: Hatch is member of the Evening
Journal staff at jamestown, and naturally
drifted around to the REPUBLICAN print
cry while here.
The REPUBLICAN ackno Wedges a
pleasant visit from DR.. Gordinier one OF
the interesting instructors and lecturers
at the recent county institute, and Supt
o. j. Cunning of Warren county, who
also spent day or two in town during
institute week. Prof. Cunning taught
school in Tionesta many years ago, but
finds few of his former pupils of those
days, time and matrimony having carried
them to other fields and spheres.
The following personal mention from
the Olean, N. Y, Times, will interest
many of our readers at Endeavor and
vicinity, where Mr.. Aylesworth was
prominent resident for a number of
years: "Word has been received by j. p.
Aylesworth of fTompkins street from his
son, Ray w. Aylesworth, who was
operated on several days ago for appendi-
citis, in hospital at Oshkosh, Wis, that
he is recovering rapidly, and will be
able to leave the hospital in few days.
Mr.. Charles A. Zahniser and Miss
Marie Matha, two of our popular young
people, went to Franklin yesterday,
Rev. A. II. M. Zahniser, brother of the
groom. We unite with their many
friends in extending congratulations,
with best wishes for a long and happy
married life. They will make their home
here, having secured apartments in the
home of A. NJ. Doutt. Mrs. Zahniser
resigned the Jeffries school in Barnett
township, her sister. Miss Dora Matha,
taking her place.
-Tidioute News: DIR. and Mrs.
George Siggins of Tionesta we're of the
Christmas guests in town.-Mr. and
Mrs. l.. A. Fehlman and son of West
Hickory we're with relatives for Christ
mas.-Mr. and. Mrs w. o. Fuellhart
and son of Endesyor were with Mrs.
Chas. Fuellhart Wednesday. were
glad to welcome home Harry Turner,
who arrived in West Hickory last week.
He has had large and varied experience
in his two years and half absence over a
wide expanse of country, reaching from
British Columbia to Mexico. He is we'll
and hearty.
"A letter from our young friend, Will
l.. Craig, under date of Los Angeles,
California, Dec. 20, though not written
for publication, contains some items OF
local interest, and so we take the liberty
of quoting them: ~ believe my SUBJ
scription expires Jan. lst, and as we inc
doubt like many others away from
home') could scarcely get along without
the paper every week, I want to assure
myself of its coming for the next two
years. Helen Smearbaugh came
up from the beach and stayed with us
over yesterday, Christmas, which, by
the-wsy, was nearly perfect day, bright
and fine, temperature 100 to 10. She
perhaps felt less far from home with us
and we we're mighty glad to have her,
She and Daisy lunched today with Mrs.
Kory Heath and Mrs. Nettie (Giering)
Goebel, and stopped in here mr. Craig's
officel on their way home. Just left a
few minutes ago. Helen looks fine; says
she feels well, and is growing heavier ev-
ery week,