The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-02-19
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Charles Hunter is visitnl her
son George s.. at Sheffield, this week.
Miss Kate Reed, of Oil City, was
guest of Miss Ruth Dimond, Monday.
Miss Norma Perrine, of Oil City,
was the guest of Miss Hazel Fones oyer
Sunday.
w. P. Crouch and Charles Gesin of
East Hickory we're business visitors in
town Friday.
Mrs. g. T. Anderson and daughter
Maude Elizabeth were in Oil City, shop
ping, Saturday.
Mrs. s. w. Farmer and two sons, of
Tidioute, we're guests at Edward Gra-
hams over Sunday.
"A. l.. Thomson is slowly recovering
from crushed foot which he received
about three weeks ego.
William and Chester Mealy, of Tio-
nesta township, went to Kane Friday Tor
visit with their sister.
Mrs. Lucy Thomson and friend, Miss
Cora Maurer. of Brsdner. Ohio, spent
Saturday in Oil City with Mrs. Fl. Ii.
Bruner.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. o. Carson drove over
from Neilltown, and we're guests for the
day at the home OF their son, samuel T.,
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Rodgers and son
Thomas, of Louisville, KY, are guests at
the home of Mrs. Rodgers mother, Mrs.
A. B. Kelly.
Miss Ruth Dimond and Miss Hazel
Fones entertained large party of their
young lady friends at the latters home,
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. CASTOR were
called to East Palestine, Ohio, last week
by the illness OF the formers mother,
Mrs. Frances Castor.
w. g. Wyman spent sunday at home,
having returned from lumber purchas-
ing trip extending over six weeks in the
Michigan lumber regions.
%. A. Jones, Of West Hickory, was
transacting business in town yesterday
and found time to give the REPUBLICAN
Office pleasant call while here.
Fred. Slocum, who is back at his
former position as travelling engineer for
the Heisler Locomotive Works, in Erie,
was home to spend Sunday with his
family.
Mrs. j. r. Morgan was seized with a
severe attack of heart weak ness while at
tending services at the NJ. T.. church
Monday evening. Friends will be glad
to learn that she is much improved this
morning.
Isaac Thomas of Wiliamsport has
accepted the position of bead sawyer on
the Coleman, Watson Il Co. mill, under
the superintendent, Mr.. Seewald, and is
now resident ofTionesta, having moved
into the Wenk old homestead house.
Hugh NJ lies of Fagundus last week
Tuesday, suffered a slight attack of parsl-
ysis, but b pes are that he will rally,
although we are under the impression
tuht IL 10 ScCOuu we
hope he will make good. -Tidioute News.
Mrs. s. c. Johnston. harvey Johns
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Johnston, Mrs.
George Henshaw, of Tionesta, and Mrs
George Grove, of Titusville, were among
the relatives who attended the funeral of
Mrs. Homer Johnston, at Tylersburg,
Tuesday.
Mrs. Forest G. Proper entertained at
an elegantly appointed six O'Clock dinner
at her home Friday evening. Twelve OF
her intimate lady friends we're seated at
the prettiy decorated table while the six
course menu was served, the iavors be-
ing beautiful pink rosebuds.
John NJ. Wagner, proprietor of the
Red Lion Hotel at Lick ingville, was
taken to the Kane hospital Monday for
an operation for hernia, which was per-
formed Tuesday morning. He was get
ting along nicely, according to a report
from his home this morning.
-Selden S. Benedict of Tilusvile WAS
guest of his uncle, Judge Irwin, last
Friday while attending to business mat
ters in Tionests. Mr.. Benedict bas some
land interests in this comfy. de is also
interested in oil operations about Enter
prise, where he also has an up-to. date
gasoline plant.
The Venus correspondent of the
Franklin News says: "Dr. George Sig
gins is slowly improving, but it may be
long time before he will be able to re.
suAe his practice. DR.. Henry is still
here and is doing good service in his pro
iession. H is intention is to return TO Oil
City as soon rs DR.. Siggins is sole to re-
sumo his practice"
j. X. Squire, whose farm is up near
the County Home, was one of our genial
business csllers yesterday. He says the
people up in his neighborhood are keep
ing close watch on the we'll drilling on
Sibbsld run, with high hopes that the
jugular may be tapped by the operators
causing rivers of oil to gush forth from
the bowels OF the earth.
Mrs. Cora Watson Felt delightfully."-
entertained about forty friends at her
home last Friday evening, the amuse-
ment feature of the evening being pro-
| gressive 800" The decorations of the
rooms were pink rosebuds and st. Val
entine fancies and the valentine designs
we're also artistically carried out in an
elegant two-course lunch served at mid
night.
Miss Adelvs Randall aud DIR. f. J.
Bovard, as officers OF SylYanis Chapter,