The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1908-01-22
pEEsONAL.


City and Franklin part of last week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hun
ter, of Nebraska, January 18th, daugh-
ter.
Miss Ethel Clark went to Meadville
last Saturday for weeks visit with
friends.
MIR. and Mrs. G. G. CASTOR went to
Meadville today for weeks visit with
friends.
james G. Carson, of West Hickory,
was pleasant caller at this office last
Saturday.
Attorney M. A. Carringer was vis-
itor in Rimersburg, Pa, few days the
last of the week.
Miss Ida Fones. teacher in the public
school at Siverly, was home over Sun
day with her parents.
j. @. Scowden visited his parents at
Meadvile day or two of the past week +,
remaining over Sunday. 3,
N. G. Cole, of Nebraska, was visitor
in Tionesla last "Wednesday and had us
mark up his subscription year ahead.
Mrs. II. M. Zahniser visited her
daughter, Mrs. G. w. Arner, at Rimers-
burg, Pa, last week, returP.pg home
Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Monroe, of Dunkirk, N.
Y, returned home Friday, after few
days visit with her mother, Mrs. Anna
Stitzinger.
Miss Mary Loveioy, an attendant at
the Polk Institution for Feeble minded
children, was home over the Sabbath to
visit her parents.
Rev. o. d. Stone, of Warren, spent
the Sabbath as the guest of Rev. Mr..
Calhoun, preaching in the M. 4. church
morning and evening.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
Thompson, Nebraska, Jan. Is, son. To
Mr.. and Mrs. Urban Mong of the Bor-
ough, Jan. 81, daughter.
Mrs. Fred Slocum, Mrs. NJ. Andrews
and Mrs. Harry Watson were down from
Kellettvile Wednesday TO spend the day
with Mrs. George Watson.
Mrs. VIM. Smearbaugh and Jose
phine spent the past week at Warren as
guests of Mrs. o. F. Miles. They also
visited Mrs. w. l.. Klinestiver at Shelf
field.
Mrs. George f. Watson and daughter,
Mrs, Mentor Felt and young son Lewis,
expect to leave for California and other
Pacific coast states on Friday of this
week, where they will spend the winter
Mrs. ]. D. w. Reck returned from
Bradford, Saturday night, where she had
been with her mother, Mrs. j. j. Neal.
The condition of Mrs. Neal, who has
been seriously i'll, is not materially i'm
proved.
Mrs. George Holeman, who went to Oil
City some time ago to be with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Merton Mesly, who was i'll with
grip, is herselfa victim of that malady
and has been severe sufferer for more
than two weeks.
George Scott and daughter, Mrs.
Whann, of Franklin, came up Monday
to visit the formers sister, Mrs. C. w.
Clark. Mr.. Scott was once resident of
Tionesta, and while here had the pleas
ure of meeting number ofhis old friends
OF long ago.
George F, Watson and Judge Kreitler
left on Monday for trip combining bus
mess with pleasure to California, They
will be joined on the way by some of
their business partners, Messrs. Jack
Wheeler, who has been east on visit,
VIM. Dusenbury of Portville, N. Y, and
Mr.. Page of Ridgway.
In letter from Miss Edna Agnew,
who is spending the winter in Denver,
Col, to one of her young lady friends
here, she speaks very encouragingly of
her prospects of returning health. She
is gaining rapidly in weight and her
physician gives her the best assurances
OF ultimate restoration.
Mrs. Richard Scott, of Morgantowu,
W. Va, is paying visit to Tionests as
the guest of Miss Lizzie Randall and
other friends. Mrs. Scott is best re-
membered here as NJ iss Mary Cobb, and
her many friends are extending a most
cordial welcome upon this her first visit
since the family removed from Tionests
Gus B. Evans, private secretary to
Congressman Wheeler, was home from
Washington day or two of last week on
business. Mr.. Evans is a very busy
man, but is handling Mr.. Wheelers great
mass of correspondence very nicely, and
finds it no boys play. Mrs. Evans ac-
companied her husband home for short
visit.
Fred Glassner, of the borough, went
to the Oil City hospital yesterday to be
treated for an ailment which has bothered
him more or less for a year or so past.
He was operated upon in the afternoon
for appendicitis and word from the hos
pital this morning says that he is resting
very comfortably. DR.. f. j. Bovard, Of
this place, assisted in the operation, which
was performed by DR.. j. B. Siggins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Coleman, who
had been here with the formers mother,
Mrs. Martha Coleman, were called home
to Mcdonald, Pa, Friday night, by the
| illness of their three-year-old son, Win
field. They were obliged to drive to Ii
tusville to catch the early morning train.
The boy was improving at last accounts.