The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-10-25
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Fulton spent
Sunday in Warren.
DIR. and Mrs. F. s. Hunter visited
relatives in Warren Sunday.
Hon. and Mrs. w. j. Campbell spent
Sunday with relatives in Bradford.
e. A. Handy, of Hunter Run, was
one of our pleasant callers Monday.
Elmer Mealy of the Township was
one of our welcome callers Monday.
Mrs. w. NJ. Ashton, of Franklin, is a
guest Of Mrs. Harry II. Craig this week.
Mrs. Joseph Clark is entertaining her
friend, Mrs. f. A. Pierce of Marion, In-
diana.
Mrs. s. NJ. Whitehill of Marienville
is paying her daughter, Mrs. j. f. Wenk
visit.
Richard Williams, of Lick ingville, is
visiting at the bone of his SOD, Philip
Williams.
w. G. Incl spent few days of the
past week with his mother near Con-
nelsville, Pa.
Mrs. j. A. Small and Mrs. Ross
Kerr of Nebraska were visiting Tionests
friends Friday.
Mrs. E. W. Fitzgerald ofKsne visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence FRI
daY and Saturday,
Miss Fern Bowman and Frank AL
len, of Titusvile, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. C. Proper, Sunday.
-Prothonotsry j. G. Geist stepped on
a rusty nail last Thursday and had very
sore right foot Tor a few days.
Mrs. Charles II. Hunter and Miss
Mary Everett spent Sunday with the for
mer's son, George s. Hunter, in Sheffield.
Miss Ruth May Cable of Warren, a
niece of Rev. w. S. Burtoon, has been
spending few days visiting her Uncle
and family.
Rev. II. A. Bailey and Elder A. B.
Kelly are attending the annual meeting
of the Presbyterian Synod of Pennsylva-
mia at Warren this week.
Mrs. G. A. Randall left Tuesday for
visit of two weeks with relatives in East
Brady and with her daughter, Mrs. Har-
vey G. Kiser, in Tarentum, Pa.
Thomas Fulton, with the State high
way surveyors operating around Mead
Vile, was guest of his brother, X. A., at
the Central Hotel over Sunday.
Norman Sandrock went to Sheffield
today where he has good position in the
store of the G. II. smith Co. His place
in the Bovsrd Pharmacy is being filled
by Merl Heron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Brtcil took their
nephew, Paul Coe, to Franklin the last of
the week, where the boy underwent an
operation at the hands of DR.. Geo. B.
Jobson for the removal of adanoids.
Wilson King, who tils the soil out In
the Posey Field section of lick ory town.
ship, and takes all the comfort to be found
in the peaceful pursuits of the farmer.
gave us friendly call Thursday, and left
the coin for another year of good reading.
subscriptions from the following per-
sons are thankfully acknowledged: NJ.
W. Squire, Lexington, Wash. new;
Miss Maude Head, Endeavor, new; j.
S. Caldwell, Pigeon, Pa; Wilson King,
East Hickory; Elmer Mealy, E. A. Han
dy, Tionesta; r. d. Henderson, Port
land Mills, Pa, (new); Edward Klab-
batz, Union City, Pa.
james W. Ingham of Ellis Mills,
Tenn. visited his cousins, j. W. and @.
Saturday. When the civil war
broke out Mr.. Inghsm was young man
living at Stewards Run where he en-
listed in the l2lst regiment, aud 1t was to
attend reunion of this organization at
Franklin that he came north, and 10 re-
new old acqusintanceships in this vicin-
ity.
DIR. and Mrs. j. G. Dunn entertained
a party of 20 or more ladies and gentlemen
at their pleasant cottage on the river bank
on the old Jesse Dale farm last Thursday
afternoon. The day was one of October's
finest and the enjoyment OF all was COM
pete. The five o'clock dinner served by
the host and hostess was part of the pro-
gram which will linger long in the men,
ory of the happy guests.
The Tionests Reading Club will be
at a special meeting by Mrs.
A. B. Kelly and Mrs. Suie II. May Sharpe,
this Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock,
at which an address will be delivered to
the club members by Mrs. l.. Ross Free
man of Warren, who will take as her sub
ject "Rothenburg an der Tauber." Mrs.
Freeman, who was a former Tionests girl,
has travelled extensively in Europe, and
her address on this historic German city
will be rare treat for the Club, which
this year has Germany as its theme.
NewtOwn Mills.