The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-07-12


Blizzard, 7th.
Harry Watson and family, who spent
the past two years at Hardy, California,
have returned from the Pacific coast and
expect to again take up their residence
among old friends in the east.
Mrs. II. s. Garfield, at the Globe
Hotel, West Hickory has as her guest her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Newton Zahniser, OF
Bridgeport, III. Her brother, Dewitt
Zshniser, is also guest for few weeks.
Mrs. Fred Slocum and three children
of Erie, who spent the past two weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. f.
Watson, returned home Tuesday. Mrs.
Harry Watson and two sons accompanied
them.
Miss Iva d. Carpenter, of Endesyor,
one of our county's progressive and pop
ular teachers, has accepted the position of
teacher of the eighth grade in the public
schools in Racine, Wisconsin, st salary
of $3.50 year.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Moran and
young son, of Fredonis, N. Y, are guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. M. Her.
man. Mrs. Moran is pleasantly remem-
bered as Miss Angie Frost, former
frequent visitor in Tionesta.
Mrs. Maud Berlin and son Carroll, of
Starr, are visiting relatives in GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, for few weeks. Mrs. Berlin, who
has been one of the successful teachers in
KellettYille, has accepted the position of
teacher of the seventh grade in the
Clarion public schools,
Frank P. Walker is back from Lami-
son, Ala, visiting his old home and
friends for a few months. Frank has had
charge of the logging train at the Watson
Buzard numbering plant at that place for
the past eighteen months, and likes 1t
first rate down in old Dixey land.
Levi F. Jackson of Fieldmore and
Miss Estella May Ewing OF Forest county
were married yesterday by Alderman
Charles F. IIeibrich. They will COM
mence housekeeping at once at Field
more and will have the good wishes of
many people.-Titusville Herald, 5th.
DIR. Glenn Henry, having finished his
medical studies at the University of
Pennsylvania and taken the state exsmi-
nation, is home to stay, and is receiving
the congratulations of friends upon his
successful finish. We believe he has not
fully decided on permanent location as
yet.
AT recent meetings of the Borough
school board the vacancy in the assistant
principslship, and that in Room were
filled, the former by the election of Prof.
Harry A. Smith of Msyburg, graduate
of Lock Haven Normal, and the latter by
the election of Miss Ida Psup of the
borough.
"A jolly camping party from Kane
transferred at Warren this morning,
bound for Dawson Run, near Tionesta.
They were DIR. w. o. Baker and daughter
Martha, Charles o. Baker, Mrs. VIM.
Baker, Miss Ina Zeller and Henry Jones,
wife and children. All expect to have a
good time in camping until August 18th.
Warren Times, 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Fulton are
entertaining house party in very
pleasant manner at their cottage at Hun
ter Station. The members of the party
are, Miss Maude Grove and Leo Gibson.
of Jamestown, N. Y, Mrs. E. Il, Beck, of
Warren, James Wilbur, of Plessantville,
Mrs. Cora Felt, Miss Lucy Huling and
G. ii. Herman, of Tionesta.
Subscription renewals from the fol-
lowing persons are thankfully acknowl-
edged: II. s. Garfield, West Hickory;
s. S. Weaver, Tylersburg; A. M. Dunkle,
j. G. Harmon, Kellettville; D. A. Ever.
hart, Lickingville; Mrs. Andrew Carr,
Franklin; Pritner Agnew, Youngsville;
Mrs. Bertha Henry, Jacob e. Wagner,
Tionesta; w. o. Fuellhart, Endeavor,
(new.)
Our old friend John Mcclure of
Youngstown, Ohio, is here on his annual
troutfishing pilgrimage. Mr.. Mcclure
enjoys these yearly excursions not so
much for the great abundance oftrout he
gets-for he takes only few of the larger
size but the babbling brook and the
beautiful forest vendure appeal to him as
no other recreation can, and he always
feels year younger after weeks COM
munion with nature.
Mrs. Clyde E. Whitehll came down
from Msrienville Sunday where she had
been visiting for couple of weeks. She
was accompanied by her children, Helen,
Eugene and Ralph, and they were guests
until this morning at the home of J.. E.
and Mrs. Wenk, when they started for
their home in Muncie, Ind, accompanied
by Miss Madeline Yetter of Kane, and
Benz. Wenk of the REPUBLICAN force.
Robert Fudge is driving Mrs. WhitehilPs
car, and he expects to land the party at
Muncie in two days drive.
Married by the Rev. j. W. Smith at
his residence on Liberty street this lore
noon, Mr.. Nelson o. Mcdonald, of War
rem, and Miss Mae Elliot, of Tionesta.
The young couple expect to make their
future home in this city.-Warren Times,
June 2Sth. This item will doubtless
prove pleasant surprise to the many
Forest county friends of the bride, who IS
daughter of James Elliot fStewsrt Run
and one of our county's popular school
teachers. The groom is a son of John
Mcdonald, of Hickory township, and has
many friends in that community where
he is we'll and favorably known. The
good wishes of all our people go with the
the happy young couple in their new