The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-10-11
PERSONAL.

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DIR. Karl T.. Wenk was down from
Kane over Sunday with his parents.
Mrs. Charles Amsnn, of Warren, was
guest of Mrs. James A. Huling over
Sunday.
Miss Mildred Schorman. of Oil City,
was guest of Miss Marguerite Blum
over Sunday.
Mrs. Ed ward Mohney and daughter.
of OIL City, are visiting her mother, Mrs.
J. N. Ssndrock.
Harry Ii. Watson has rented the
Richards house up town and will shortly
occuNy the same.
j. W. Baughman, wife and family, Of
Oil City, we're guests at the home of At
torney Brown, Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Shsrman and
children, Of Warren, we're guests at d.
II. Blum's over Sunday.
w. N. Zahniser, of East Hickory,
was business visitor in Tionesta last
Wednesday and gave US pleasant call.
Mrs. Jacob Smearbaugh and mother,
Mrs. A. G. Redfeld, are spending a part
Of the week at their old home near Ii
tusyille.
MIR. and Mrs. William White of tt
tusvllle we're guests over the Sabbath at
the home of their daughter, Mrs. J. J.
Lsnders.
Mrs. j. Il. Wenk returned Friday
from a months visit with the family Of
her brother, c. E. Whitehill, at Muucie,
Indiana.
Mrs. Fred Mccoy and sister, Miss
Margaret Stewart, of Grove City, are
guests at the home of their aunt, Mrs. g.
w. Bovard.
Mrs. John P. Emery and Mrs. Ada
Weber, of Franklin, and Lee Barnes, of
Centralia, N. Y, were guests at A. M.
Doutt's over Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Weingard, of German
Hill, wishes to thank the friends who
remembered her birthday on October 9th
with postcard shower.
Mrs. Arthur Stroup, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Harrison, during the summer, left Mon
day to join her husband at Bridgeport,
Illinois.
Mrs. G. w. Warden aud son George
of Endesvor returned Monday from
months sojourn on the beautiful Ber-
muda Islands, greatly benetitting Mrs.
Warden's health.
Mrs. NJ. G. Burton, of Warren, is
guest of the family OF her son, Rev. w.
S. Burton. The latter's sister, Mrs.
Blanche Hawkins, of Warren, was also
with them over Sunday.
Geo. W. Buhl, former proprietor OF
the Keystone Hotel, Msrienville, is now
a resident of Warren. Sorry to lose so
good citizen from our county, but wish
him abundant success wherever he goes.
Mrs. Mary Glening has gone to
Clarksburg, w. Va, for an extended visit
with her sister, Mrs. S. j. Cobb. Her
niece, Mrs. Richard Scott, of Clsrksburg,
who was her guest for the past month,
accompanied her.
Elizabeth, the eight-yesr -old dsugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Mckee, of the
township, was operated upon for an affec-
tion OF her left eye last Thursday and is
nr w nf
OIL City, performed the operation.
Rev. f. C. Timmis, for several years
stationed at Lickingville, oyer that charge
of the Evangelical church, has taken up
his residence near Linesville, Crawford
county, as pastor of the churches in that
vicinity. He shipped his household goods
at this station last Wednesday.
-Subscription renewals from the fol-
lowing friends are thankfully scknowl-
edged John K. Whitton, Dothan, Ala
bsms; Mrs. w. J. Bleakley, Franklin; K.
G. Anderson, A. A. Copeland, Stewart
Run; Arthur Stroup, Bridgeport. H.;
Geo. NJ. Dunkle, Grifton, N. c.; X. L..
Haslet, Tionests.
Mrs. D. A. Edwards and little
daughter Mary, of Homecoming, Mary
land, is paying visit to her old home
here. Tionesta people will better remem-
ber her as Mrs. Sallie Hulings Steadman.
1t is nearly thirty years since the family
removed from here and she finds many
changes in the place.
Rev. J. f. McAboy, of Redclyffe, and
Harry McAboy, of Clsrington, were in
Tionesta over Thursday night, being en-
gagged in driving the horse of their father,
Rev. G. G. McAboy, to Phillipsville,
Erie county. The latter was stationed at
Clarington for the past year and was
transferred to Phillipsville by the NJ. E.
conference.
John X. Whitton and family have
been visiting relatives and friends at IT.
dioute and in this vicinity for several
weeks. Mr.. Whitton is engaged with
Wm. Merkle in numbering at Dothsn,
Ala, where they have iourishing plant
and turn out large amount of long-leaf
yellow pine which finds ready market
throughout the country. Mr.. Wilton
gave the REPUBLICAN pleasant call
while in town Thursday.
Samuel Mckee, who suffered a SER
ious injury Sept 22d at the home of his
son, w. J. Mckee, of the township, when
a barn door fell on him and broke his
left leg, was removed to the Warren
Emergency hospital Sunday afternoon.
MIR. Mckee is in his ninety eighth year,
but Notwithstanding the handicap of age
was making good recovery. His re-
moyal to the hospital was for the purpose