The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-05-14
PERSONAL.

his father, OF Williamsport.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Lede-
bur, of Green township, May 18th, son.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Leuo-
pardo. of Tionests township, May llth,
a daughter.
Mrs. Harry Watson Is entertaining
her friend, Miss Mary Thompson, of Ne
braska, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Fessler and
daughter, of jamestown, Pa, are guests
at the Hotel Weaver.
Mrs. j. b. Pierce and her mother,
Mrs. Mary McFadden, left Monday for a
visit at their former home at Toronto,
Ohio.
Our veteran friend James Johnston
Is in quite feeble health, sorry to report.
He may conclude to go to the Erie Sol
diers' Home.
James Haslet returned Friday from
Elkhart, Ind, where he attended the
funeral of his aunt, the late Mrs. Alex
ander Gordon.
Clerk of Courts Maxwell issued
marriage license on the 7th inst. to
William Fleming of Utica, Pa, and Miss
Lizzie E. Barton OF Redclytfe, Pa.
Miss Elvs Lsnson has been visiting
relatives in Litchfield, H., for the past
two weeks and will also go to Muskogee,
Okla. for a visit with her aunt, Mrs. J.
b. Sproull.
Fred Scowden, Il. A. Hays, Judge
Kent aud Robert Brown, of Meadville,
drove over in the formers car Saturday
and remained till Sunday afternoon with
Tionesta friends.
Geo. w. Meader and family drove
down from jamestown, N. Y, in his auto
and spent Sunday of last week with Mrs.
NJ leaders, parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Weingard CT German Hill.
Dr. and Mrs. d. II. Edwards sutoed
up from Washington, Pa, in their new
Chalmers Detroit car, Sunday, and spent
a couple of days with the later's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Smearbaugh.
Miss Maud Garfield finished her
work as a teacher in the Curwensville
public schools last week, but is remain
ing there as one of the teachers in a
summer school for term of six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Small of Ne
braska have been appraised of the arrival
of a daughter in the house hold of their
sou, Arner Small, on the 9th inst. The
happy parents reside at Oneonta, N. Y,
where Arner, as civil engineer on State
road work, has been stationed the past
year.
Charles VauGiesen was up rom Pres
ident one day last week preparing his
application papers for transportation to
the Gettysburg reunion in July. Charlie
is one of the survivors of the great bat
tie, and he proposes to join his old COM
rades in once more taking a look over
the grounds and talking over the old
times of so years ago.
The Misses Flo Kerr and Irene Phil
lips, of Kellettville, and Messrs. Jack
Beaufort and Harry Haskins, of New
Rochelle, N. Y, attended church services
in Tionesta, Sunday evening, coming
down in their auto. After the services
they went to Pleassntville, where they
were entertained by friends, returning to
Kellettville later in the evening.
e. A. Yetter, returning from service
on the Federal grand jury at Pittsburg
Thursday evening, was guest over
night at the Wenk home. The grand
and were excused for the present but are
liable to be called back at any time dur
ing the present session of the District
Court which continues until July.
Mrs. D. T. Zahniser, who has been
visiting relatives here and at West Hick-
ory for some time, will leave tomorrow
to join her husband at Bethel, Vermont
Mr.. Zahniser has been located at Bethel
for the past three months, where he has
charge of some property for the Berlin
(Pa National Bank, and his duties may
keep him there for year or more.
Our friend Joseph F. Weaver is max
ing good at third base for the fast Pull
man base ball team of Buffalo this sea-
son. In two recent games they defeated
the Britz team 10 and 76. Joe hasn't
lost his speed for he heads the batting
list. His record IN the first game was
times at bat, run, hits, 3 put outs, l
error; in the second, 4 times at bat, run,
2 hits, put out. And his batting and
fielding received special mention.
Friends and neighbors of Mrs. Ernest
Sibble, of German Hill, surprised her in
the celebration OF her birthday on
Wednesday, Msy7. bounteous dinner
was served in picnic style under the
spreading apple trees and after dinner the
guests engaged in games and sports,
rounding out an occasion long to be re-
membere by all present. The following
were among the guests: Mrs. Merl Sand
rock, Mrs. w. II. Shaffer, Mrs. Henry
Glassner, Mrs. G. f. Ledebur, Mis-. 9. W.
GesiD, Mrs II. H. Sibble and children,
Mrs. George Tobey and children, Mrs.
Elias Emert and children, Mrs. d. G.
Nichol, Mrs. j. Kelley, Mrs. Peter Gal
mish, Mrs. ii. o. Davis. With wishes
for many bright and happy returns of
the day the guests departed for their
homes, having enjoyed most pleasant
time.
The Late Mrs. Gordon.
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