The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-02-26
PERSONAL.

III. y. HOPKINS spbut SATURDAY hnu
Sunday With friends in Bradford.
MS. Joseph M. Morgan is spending
the week with Mrs. VIM. Wise In En-
deavor.
j. A. Byerly, of Castle Rock, WASH,
is visiting his unclo, James Smith. at
Nebraska.
Constable Jonah Galley of Redclyffe
was among the RErVHLlcAN's welcome
callers Monday s@f
Mrs. Bart Wiles of the borough, who
has been i'll for the past three weeks, is
some better now.
Bert Rudolph, serving as juror
from Endeavor this week, gave us a call
Monday morning.
j. G. Passauer, serving as a juror
from the Township, was welcome caller
at this Office Monday.
Mrs j. b. Muse and mother, MIS-.
George, spent Monday and Tuesday
visiting friends in Franklin.
Misses Alice Siggins and Florence
Dale of West Hickory we're Over.Sunday
guests OF Miss Olive Lanson.
Mrs. Joseph w. Landers went to
Pittsburgh Monday to purchase spring
millinery goods for F. Walters Il Co.
Miss Stella Gilmore, of Oil City, and
NJ IS Mary Thompson, of Nebraska, were
week end guests of Miss Eta Walters.
Miss Violet Dsugherty, of Oil City,
was guest of Mrs. Robert A. Fulton at
the Central House, Friday and Saturday.
w. A. Hartman, p. W. Maxwell,
James Ault aud r. w. Watson, of Kell-
ettville, were among our pleasant callers
Mondry afternoon.
e. f. Rodda is polishing the inner
side of the Randall house, corner Elm
and Hilands street, expecting TO occupy
II with his family soon.
Miss Edith Weingard, of German
Hill, went to Jamestown, N. Y, Fri
day evening, for a visit with her sister,
Mrs. George w. Meader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson King of Church
II i'll were visitors in Tionesta Wednes-
day afternoon and gave the REPUBLICAN
Office a call during their stay.
Mrs. F. C. Proper entertained large
mum ber Of her lady friends in elegantly
appointed dinner parties al her home on
Wednesday and Friday evenings.
Mrs. Floyd Proper of Tionests, en-
joyed aye Open Gate" and while in
Warren was the guest of Mrs s. K.
Walker. Warren Times, Thursday.
Glenn Ledebur went to Tidioute Sat
urday night to attend lecture given by
Capt. Hobson, and spent Sunday there
rs the guest of Prof. f. W. Gill. And
Hobson failed to appear.
Mr.. and Mrs Gordon Haslet left last
week for sojourn in Florida, expecting
to be in Jacksonville most of the time,
but will visit other sections of the state
before returning home. Gordon had
quite recovered form his serious illness
of the fore part of the winter.
Miss Orpha Whitton was very pleas
antly surprised Saturday afternoon when
twenty-five of her young girl friends
gathered at her home to celebrate her
eleventh birthday. The affair was
planned ard carried out as complete
surprise and the company spent jolly
time with games, ending with refresh
ments at six o'clock.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert A. Fulton en-
tertained a large number of friends in
a 800" party in the Central House par
lors Friday evening and the hours tc
midnight were very pleasantly spent
A fine two.course luncheon served in
the dining room proved an equally en-
| joyable feature, the iaVors being small
hatchets, souvenirs of the dawning birth
day of the immortal George.
Mr.. and Mrs. b l.. Kofoed, of Silver
Creek, N. Y, we're visitors in Tionesta
Thursday and Friday. The family re-
sided here ten years ago, Mr.. Kofoed be-
ing employed in the cabinet department
of the nautel works, and they found
many friends here to welcome them. Mr.
Kofoed is now prosperous building
contractor at Silver Creek and part o
HE mission to this section was to pur'
chase lumber, and of course he came tC
the right place in coming to Forest
county.
The open meeting of the Mendelssohr
Club Wednesday evening with Miss Jen'
nings was one of great pleasure aud sat
isfaction to the invited guests, of which
there we're many. The program covered
a list of attractive numbers rendered IN
a pleasuresble manner by the club mem
bers, with nm exceedingly attractive ad
dtion by Mrs. Felt and Miss Lanson, o
Tionesta, who well sustained their wei
deserved reputation and who are always
welcome additions to Tidioute's musica
"colony ."-Tidioute News.
| u. L. CLOAK, general passenger hReh'
of the Sheffield & Tionesta railroad with
offices at Kellettville, has accepted posi-
ton as assistant cashier OF the Gold Stand
ard National bank of Marienville, to TAXI
effect the first OF April. He is wei
known in the community and has hos
of friends who will wish him good luck
in his new position. Mr.. Cloak has (
fine business education, having graduated
from the Eastman Business College a
Poughkeepsie, n. Y, one of the fines
colleges in this line in the states. HI
has worked himself up within the pas
five years to the present position which
he holds.
Dan Small passed through here few