The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-12-21
PERSONAL.

Edinboro Normal for the holidays.
Joseph Weaver came home Monday
from Dunkirk, N. Y, for the Christmas
vacation.
Paul Carson is home for the holidays
from Pittsburg, where he is engaged as
plumber.
Mrs. Henry Arthur and daughter, of
Ackley, Pa, were guests at the home OF
W. G. Incl over Sunday.
Mrs. Harvey Kiser of Tarentum is a
holiday guest at the home of her parents;
Mr.. and Mrs. @. A. Randall.
Miss Maude Canfield, teacher in the
Curwensville, Clearfield county, schools,
is home for the holiday vacation.
Thomas Fulton and Charles Incl,
civil engineering students at State College,
are spending the holiday vacation in Tio-
nesta.
ME-. and Mrs. John s. Carr of Lofts
Vile, Warren county, are guests at the
homes of the latter's brothers, F. r. and
@. A. Lanson.
"A marriage license was issued Mon
day in the Office CT Clerk of the Courts j.
G. Geist to Roy Huling, of Vowinckel,
and Miss Ada Geer, of Sigel, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Wertz and daugh-
ter Margaret leave today for a two
months visit with Mrs. Wertz's brother
and sister, Joseph and Miss Annie Kautz,
in Lancaster, Pa.
Married, at the Office of the officiating
justice in the Court House, Tionesta,
Dec. IA, 1910, by d. w: Clark, ], p, Har-
ry Snyder, of the Fogle Farm, and Miss
Lettie Baker, of Enterprise, Pa.
Miss Mary Alice Warden, attending
school at Washington, d. c., is home at
Endeavor for the holidays. Her room
mate, Miss Cleo Barlow. of Spokane,
Wash, came to be her guest during the
vacation.
Mrs. G. r. Anderson and Miss Maude
Garfield went to Pittsburg Monday,
where the former will consult DR.. Lip.
pencott, an ear specialist, for defective
hearing, with which she has been troubled
for some time.
MIR. and Mrs. Emmett Butler of Tiogs
county, paid visit to their cousins, Mr..
and Mrs. James H. Butler last week
while on their way to attend meeting OF
the State Grange, at Butler, Pa, to which
| Iala from thpiT
county.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph A. Cook of Siv-
erly are rejoicing over the arrival of q
daughter at their home last Saturday
The parents are former residents of Ne
braska, this county, and their many
friends will rejoice with them over this
pretty Christmas gift.
Mrs. Bert Black, of Durbin, w. Va,
is home on a months visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mealy, of the
Township, and sisters, Mrs. Harry Os-
good al Verns Hyde, OF Tionesta. She
will vi her husbands folks at Knox
Pa, and eturn home about New Years
-Geor Ledebur, of German Hill
representa- Forest Grange, No. s53, p
of H., at th annual meeting OF the Penn
sylvanis ST te Grange, held at Butler las
week. At this meeting VIM. T. Greasy
of Catawissa, was unanimously reelected
Master and Il. B. Dorset, of Tioga coun
ty, Lecturer.
Earle Hepler came down from
Brookston Saturday suffering with
piece of steel in his right eye, which wa
removed by DR.. Bovard. The particl,
had been driven into the eyeball whil
Mr.. Hepler was working on an oil wei
on the Aul lease in which Tionesta parties
are interested.
Solomon Fitz gerald, will regret to learl
of his serious illness from paralyti
stroke sustained last Friday. At first hi
, life was dispaired of, but at last account
, his physician believed the aged veteran
had an equal chance for at least partial re
E covery, hope which we all trust may b
realized.
. Miss Maude Grove of jamestown n
Y, accompanied by Mr.. Leo Gibson
paid visit to her old home and man.
b. friends in Tionesta, Saturday, remaining
. over the Sabbath, as the guest of Mis-
! Lucy Huling. 1t was Miss Groves frs
/, visit here since the family removed fron
Tionesta and her meeting with forme
friends was very cordial.
| In note accompanying his remit
B. tance in renewal of his subscription on
old friend and former Forest count
/ citizen, Edward Klabbatz, now residin
i at Union City, says he is "still well an
enjoying life while working every day
, and still like to read my home paper.
Mr.. Klabbstz sends greetings to oil
friends, and we are sure these are cordial
ly reciprocated by his many acquair
q tances.
= Mrs. Bessie Walters, wife of Henr
d NJ. Walters, is lying at the point of deaf
l. at the home of Peter Walters on Crop
Il Hill, many friends will be panied
u learn. Mrs. Walters, who is the daughlt
II of Mrs. A. Kennston of the borough
. underwent serious operation about
~ year ago while she and her husband wei
Is residents of Bridgeport, ILL.,, and il is lroI
$ recurrence of the trouble then atfectin
- her that she is now suffering, and froI
. which her nh vsician has no hone of be