The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1912-12-18
PERSONAL.
Mrs. M. Andrews, of Collingwood,
Ohio, is guest of Mrs. Harry Watson.

Miss Hazel CLARK Is home on three
weeks vacati from the Meadvile col.
lege of music,
Mrs. Harvey Kiser of Tsrentum is
visiting the home of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Randall.
Mrs. G. A. Garrett and children have
gone to Elklaud, Tiogs county, to spend
two weeks vacation with relatives.
"A marriage license was issued yes.
terdsy at the office of the Clerk of the
Courts, s. r. Maxwell, to Charles Say
Gardner and Miss Frances Marie Shall,
both of MarienYille.
Leigh Thomson will leave next Fri
day for Los Angeles, Cal, where he will
spend the winter with his mother and
sister, Mrs. Mary l.. Thomson and Mrs.
Ralph f. Haines.
NAndrew Wolf and wife, of Tionesta,
were visitors in the city Wednesday
They we're en- route to Galveston, Texas,
where they will make an extended visit
-O.l City Blizzard.
BY the advent of spretty little daugh-
ter in the bone of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Shawkey last saturday, Attorney Curtis
M. Shawkey, of Warren, proudly as
sumes the role of granddad.
Hon. n. P. Wheeler of Eudaavor ex-
poets to leave for Florida next week, ac-
companied by Mrs. Wheeler, who, it is
hoped, may be benefited by winters
sojourn in the Southland. They will be
located at 0rmond.
IT. d. Collins has been suffering Sc
we're attack of illness at his Nebraska
home during the past week, but this
morning he was feeling much easier, and
no doubt will be able to enjoy the Christ
mas festivities as usual.
Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Donley expect
to spend the winter at their former home
at Williamsport, and will close their resi-
dence here as soon as the Coleman, Wat
son d Co. mill, on which Mr.. d, is en-
gagged as fler, shuts down for the winter
Fred r, Klinestiver, of Nebraska,
vice president OF the Sheffield q Tionesta
Railroad, returned home Thursday fron
Washington. d. c., and other eastern
points. He had been attendiuga a meeting
of the Short Line Association, held at
Washington.
S. Ii. Haslet has gone to the home Of
his parents at Tionests to spend the
winter, or await call from his employer,
Painter Allen. Sam was the manager
and one OF the star players of the Shelf
field base ball team during the past sea-
son, aud we hope to see him back in the
spring, or sooner Sheffield Observer.
j. A. Lawrence, John Lawrence and
Philip Blum expect to leave next Mon
day for Vinits, Oklahoma, where they
have good positions awaiting them in the
large oil refinery in which Milton Corah,
formerly of this place, is a part owner
and superintendent. j. A. Lawrence
will return in the spring but the others
expect to remain there.
l-Mrs. Harry II. Watson gave dinner
at her home last Thursday afternoon and
it was very enjoyable for about twenty
in the playing of games, music and other
diversions, and at six o'clock an elegant
tive.course dinner was served very finely.
The decorations of the rooms and tables
were white chrysanthemuIns and white
carnations, and the place fsvors were
pink roses. Altogether it was function
long to be remembered by all who were
so fortunate as to he present.
j. J. Young, proprietor of the New
Msren Hotel, and Thos, X. Hall, liv-
eryman of Marienvile, were business
visitors in Tionesta, Thursday. Capt,
Young thinks he has been pulling in the
harness for long time and entitled to
vacation, so on the first of January he
expects to leave for Los Angeles, Cal, to
remain until spring with his daughter,
Mrs. Henry j. Brown. He has also
long record of honorable service for Uncle
y
Civil War in the lst N. Y. Cavalry and
through the balance of the great conflict
as a lieutenant in the 55th Pa. Inf. Later
he enlisted in the regulars and served
ten years under General Custer, being
captain of L Troop, 7th Cav. He missed
the Custer massacre by just six days,
having resigned from the service. His
army life covered fifteen yesrs.
The teachers of the Elm street school
were hostesses Thursday evening at the
home OF Miss Minnie Senour, North
Perry street, in honor of Miss Fern Bow
man, who, last week, resigned her posi-
ton as a teacher in that school and who
next month, will become the bride of
Frank l. Allen of this city. A miscella-
neous shower was given the bride elect,
the gifts being accompanied by short
poems or speeches by the donors. In
addition to these, Miss Bowman was pre-
sented a most beautiful set of spoons as a
token of the esteem of the teachers with
whom she worked. Following the
shower, a most elaborate dianer was
served, covers being laid Tor fifteen,
which included the guest of honor, the
Elm street teachers and the special teach
ers in the city schools. The decorations
of the table and dining room reflected the
nearness of Yuletide and were carried out
in all manner of Christmas fancies. The
evening, Notwithstanding the fact that it
was in the nature ofa farewell from the
immediate circle of teachers, was most
delightful. l.-Ttusville Herald, 18th. The
mothers of the children in tho first grade
room in the Elm street school, together