The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-01-22
PERSONAL.


visitors Wednesday.
We had pleasant call Monday from
Joseph Albaugh. one of our valued
Hickory township subscribers.
Mrs. G. e. Gerow, of Warren, was
guest of her sister, Mrs. Robert A. Full
ton, al the Central House, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Graham and
children were guests of Mrs. s. W.
Farmer, in Tidoute, over Sunday.
Mrs. M. Andrews of Cleveland is a
guest of Mrs. Cora Felt at the Watson
home, expecting to remain for some time.
james G. Bromley and young grand
son, Walter Bsrnhsrt, of Meadville,
were Tionesta visitors the first of the
week.
H. Il. Kelly of Philadelphia was a
guest at his mothers home few days of
the past week while attending to business
matters.
Geo. Holeman has gone with con-
tractor James Garfield to drill ON a we'll
near West Hickory for DR.. Siggins, of
Oil City.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Carr of Lofts.
Vile, Pa, are guests at the homes of
Mrs. Carr's brothers, F. r. and G. A,
Lanson.
Charles incl went to Copper Hill,
Tennessee, last Thursday, where he has
good position as civil engineer with the
Tennessee Copper Company.
Il. G. Butterfeid, one of our best citi-
zens, who has been confined TO his room
in the Grand Central Hotel for several
weeks from illness, IL much better and
hopes soon to again mingle with his
friends. EN- lenton News.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. f. Watson left on
the evening train Monday for Lsmison,
Alabama, where they will be guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Buzard for sew
eral weeks. They will stop enroute at
the National Capital for several days
Sightseeing.
IT. d. Collins, of Nebraska, left for
San Francisco, Cal, Monday, on bust
ness trip. Mr.. Collins health being not
of the most robust sort this winter, he
took Mrs. Fred Klinestiver with him on
this trip to look after him in case he
should fall iii on the way.
james Landers is sufficiently recov-
cred from bad attack of neuritis to go
about some now. The affection was in
his right shoulder point, and If anybody
thinks there is no pain connected with
the disease he needs only to put in a
week or 80 with 1t to have his mind
thoroughly disabused.
On Tuesday evening The Mozart
Club met with the Misses Smesrbaugh.
Pleasing selections we're read by Miss
June Herman on Handel" and by Mrs.
G. g. CASTOR on "The Story of the
Opera" Piano solos were given by
Miss Fern Duuu and Miss Margarete
Blum, and Mrs. Cora Watson Felt sang a
beautiful selection.
Mrs. J. N. Sandrock has been con-
fined to her bed during the past week
from the result of injuries sustained in
fall on the lev pavement on Monday at
the crossing of Hilsnds and Elm streets.
head and only large coil of hair saved
her from fracture OF the skull. She is
much improved now and will soon be
out again.
On last Friday 81 ening Miss Blanche
Pease entertained Mis- Olive Lanson's
music class, which is composed OF twen-
ty-two members. An especially good
program was given by the members aud
then followed the feature of the evening
the presentation of handsome silver
bag to Miss Lsnson by the members of
the class, little Maude Elizabeth Ander-
son making the presentation speech.
Jacob Slggins returned from Pitts
burg the lsttei part of the week, greatly
relieved to know that an operation on his
injured eye would not be necessary at
least for the present. A thorough XRsy
examination revealed small particle of
steel imbedded deeply in the tyeball, but
so located as not to interfere materially
with the sight, and the specialist who
made tue examination advised against an
operation until absolutely necessary-s
necessity which might never arise.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Geo. T. Douty and chill
dren, of Tionesta township. were at the
Hotel Weaver Monday night, returning
from Loganton, Pa, where they had been
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Douty's
father, Mr.. Kahle, who died last week
from hardening of the arteries. A Pc
culisr coincidence in the yes Of Mrs.
Douty's parents was the fact that there
was Just five weeks and three days di!-
ference in their ages and exactly the same
length of time between the dates of their
death.
"A very pleasant surprise party was
given on Tuesday of last week at the
home OF James Thomas on Smoky Hill,
in honor of Mrs. Thomas birthday. The
day was very pleasantly spent with mu-
sic aud visiting. Everybody had we'll
filled baskets and fine dinner was
served. Those in attendance were: Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Walters and children,
Mrs. Lewis Wagner, Mrs. John Flick.
Mrs. Henry Sibble, Mrs. w. J. Rodgers
aud son, Mrs. Alvin Thomas aud chill
dren, Mrs. Fox and children, Mrs. Har-
ger, Mrs. Hyde and children, Mrs. Mesly
and children.
Joseph Mealy.
Joseph Mesly, at one time well known