The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-05-24
PERSONAL.

with her sons in Oil City.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Dew Woody of Ne.
braska were Tionesta visitors Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. J. e. wenk is visiting her
mother, Mrs. S. M. Whitehill, at Msrien-
vile this week.
Geo. f. Watson came home Saturday
from trip to his numbering operations
at Lamlson, Alabama.
Mrs. s. s. Garfield went to Titusville,
Saturday, for few weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. John Conway.
Mrs. Jacob Smesrbaugh is with her
mother, Mrs. Redfield, who is seriously
ill at her home near Titusvile.
Mrs. A. B. Kelly is guest at the
Vanadium, Cambridge Springs, where
she expects to remain a couple of weeks.
Jake Siggins and son Ralph left Fri
day for Ohio, where they expect to be
employed in drilling for an indefinite
period.
M. +. Abbott has returned from Ia
rentum, where he spent the winter, and
expects to take up his residence at East
Hickory.
"A daughter was born Friday morn
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. s. ]. It. Hood, of
McKeespo-t, Pa, who are visiting rela-
tives in Tionesta,
Frank Leech returned to Marienville
Saturday from fortnighL's visit In Tio-
nesta during which he taught Mr.. Smear
baugh how to chauffeur his new Cadillac.
old cronies of j. W. McCrea, agent
for the Erie road at Reno station, were
pleased to have visit from him last Sun
day, when he came up and spent the day
with them.
Miss Fannie Gaul, of Marienville,
was brought to the hospital by DR.. Beck
on Wednesday, where she underwent an
operation Thursday morning. Kane
Republican.
Mrs. f. A. Ludwig and young son, of
Titusville, are visiting the formers
mother, Mrs. J. n. Sandrock, for two
weeks. Mr.. Ludwig was with them here
over Sunday.
Mrs. W. A. Shewman and young son,
Alon, arrived here from Oregon City,
Oregon, Saturday to spend the summer
months with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. f. Watson.
We are sorry to learn of the serious
illness of Humphrey Downing, one of
Kingsley townships oldest and most
highly esteemed citizens, at his home at
Kellettville. His alment seems to be of
the heart and liver.
Il. II. Mensch autoed over from
Marienville Friday evening and demon
strated to a number of our citizens the
beauties of handsome new Oakland
touring car, of which he has lately become
the agent in this section.
Harry Smith and family, of West
Hickory, spent Sunday in town the
guests of relatives. Mr., Smith is operat-
ing sole leather tannery at the above
mentioned place and reports business
good. .-Ridgwsy Advocate,
-ReY. j. #. Brennan arrived home this
morning, after two months absence in
Europe. He left his daughter, Mrs. j.
Norman Davies, at the springs in Ger
many, improving In health. She is ex-
pected home in about three eks.-War-
rem Times, 22d.
The following persons have our
thanks this week for renewals and new
subscriptions: w. II. Shaffer, r. W.
Ledebur, Tionesta; Mrs. e. L. DeWoody,
Nebraska, new; Mrs. Helen F. E. Cox,
Boston, Mass; A. NJ. Ross, West Hick-
ory; J. B. Campbell Hottelville.
Thirty or more of the lady friends of
Mrs. James B. Hagerty gathered at her
home Wednesday afternoon last and |
rendered her most delightful surprise,
the occasion being in honor of her birth.
day. Splendid refreshments were served
by Miss Florence Hagerty and an enjoy
able hour was spent by the guests who
left a number Of pretty reminders with
their genial hostess as they wished her
many happy returns of the day.
j. B. Campbell and A, r. Braden, of
Clarington, were transacting business at
he county seat yesterday. Mr.. Camp
bell gave us a short call and it was with
much satisfaction we noted his return to
good health again after severe siege of
illness from an arterisl trouble which the
medical profession look upon as we'll
ligh incurable disease. But Burns" is
oday as well as ever, thank you, and a
whole lot better than regiment of dead
men.