The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-08-27

schools. He is recuperating nicely from
the operation upon his neck at the Column
bus, Ohio, hospital, and his physician as
sures him that his recovery will be com
plete aud rapid.
Judge Morgan was home over Sun
day from st. George, a station or the
Allegheny river neal Emlenton, where
he Is employed as superintendent for the
Berry Co. in transporting across the river
and loading lumber from the company's
plant which is located on the west side.
James Charleston and Floyd Stilzinger
from here are also employed By this com.
pany.
MIR. and Mrs. J. Howard Everhart
and two children, of Easton, Pa, are
paying a visit to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, d. A. Everhart at Lickingville.
Howard is an engineer on the Lehigh
Valley railroad and this, his vacation
period, affords him and Mrs. Everhart an
community in which their younger days
were passed.
Mrs. L. d. Siverly, Mrs. j. W. Gar
diner, Miss Emily Siverly, Mrs. w. w.
Dimond and Mrs. Clara G. Hayden, Of
Oil City, Mrs. G. s. Mcintyre and grand
daughter, Miss Helen Prick, of Phila-
delphia, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j..
II. Zones last Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Mcnamara, of Oil City, and Mrs.
Hayden were also guests at the Zones
home over Sunday.
Charlie Metz was up from Eagle Rock
Thursday and when asked whats new
do ~n there" said there was nothing ex-
cept that they were still killing ''rsttlers"
in his vicinity. and then told about a Mr..
Willings killing one that messured-now
we're not just positive about 1t, but twas
either 7 feet 4 inches, or 4 feet 7 inches.
At any rate it was a darned big snake
whichever way you take it.
M. and Mrs. N. p. Wheeler Jr., left
Endeavor last week TO combine business
with pleasure in a trip to the northwest
where Mr.. Wheeler will LOOK after the
timber interests of himselfand his com-
pany. They went over the new Feather
river ronte of the Western Pacific, aud
will return by way of the Northern
Pacific. They will make Portland, Ore
gon, their headquarters while in the Pa
cific coast states.
Miss Irene Mcintyre. daughter of NJ.
A. Mcintyre formerly a resident of West
Hickory but now of Meadville, has suf-
ficiently recovered from typhoid fever to
be removed from Spencer hospital, where
she was a patient for seven weeks, TO her
home. She is still much weakened but is
steadily gaining in strength. John Nc
Intyre, a brother of the young lady, is
spending his vacation with his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hood of Hunter
Run.
urban Mong and Perry Hill, Jr., re-
turned yesterday morning from Okla
homa, in which state, near Muskogee,
they have been engaged for the past four
months in drilling operations, Mr.. Mong
having had I'VE ribs fractured thus laying
him of from work for a while. The acci-
dent occurred last Wednesday morning
while changing bits, a 10 inch bit, weigh
ing about 300 pounds, topping over and
falling against him, They expect to re-
turn as soon as Mr.. Mong is able to re-
sume work.
w. w. Carson, who is home from the
far west to see his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. G.. Carson at West Hickory, was a
visitor among Tionests friends yesterday,
"Sam,' as we know him best here, has
spent the past three years at Nelson,
British Columbia, and may almost be
counted as one of His Msjesty's subjects.
He is very probably employed there,
but we doubt whether King George can
long claim him after the good things
cease TO come Sans way. His brother
James is also employed at Nelson and is
expected to soon make a trip to the east
to see his parents and friends.