The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-10-06
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

Tract yesterday on business.
Miss Arletta Robinson is visiting
friends in Franklin this week.
Mrs. W. w. Grove visited oil City
friends few days OF last week.
Harry Klinestiver of Tidioute spent
last Sunday with Tionesta friends.
Archie Zahniser is paying his father
a visit, after several months absence.
Senator o. G. Allen of Warren had
legal business in Tionesta yesterday.
DIR. j. N. Davies of Warren was
guest at the residence off. T. Brennan,
over last Sabbath.
Mrs. Jas. Garfield returned Saturday
from a two weeks visit with her parents
at Chipmunk, N. Y.
Patrick Hoy has gone to the Toledo,
Ohio, oil field, where the Hoy Bros. have
some oil interests.
Bro. Shick of the Marienvile E.c-
press stopped in town last night, being
over on business.
Mrs. Chas. Hunter and son George,
of the West Side, Spent Sunday with rel
atives in Franklin.
Bruce Clark, agent at Kinzua station,
ran down on the Sunday excursion 10 see
his folks and friends.
Mrs. Chas Amann and son Paul are
down from Tidioute visiting with her
husband for few days.
Misses Emma and Florence and
Master Ray Kiser spent last week wit
their sisters at Williamsburg, Pa.
Harry Shawkey took advantage of
the excursion Sunday to run down from
Warren and spend the day in town.
Mrs. Duncan Dunsmore, of Reynolds
vile, visited her cousin, Mrs. II. w. Hor-
ner, at the Central House last week.
Miss Blanche Hunter, who is teach
ing school at Cooper Mills, Howe town
ship, visited her parents over Sunday.
Mrs. George Armstrong returned
from Pittsburg Saturday, where she had
been visiting relatives for two weeks
past.
Miss Elsie FELTON,, teacher of the
Pigeon Hill school, Tionesta township,
began her work for the term Monday
morning.
Jas. ID. Davis is recovering from a Sc
rious attack of his old enemy, appended
tis, from which he has been suffering se-
verely since last Thursday.
Roy Brownell and Frank Clemons of
Sheffield were visitors to town last Sum
day, having taken advantage of The ex-
cursion to meet friends here.
Rev. F. F. shoup dropped off hero to
visit friends for day or two, on his re-
turn from the meeting of conference at
Ridgway. He is stationed at the latter
place for the coming year.
S. d. Irwin and A. B. Kelly have
been drawn as jurors for the U. S. Dis
trict court at Pittsburg, on the third
Monday of this month, the former as a
grand and the latter as petit juror.
The following Tionesta young ladies
began teaching in Tionesta twp, Mon
day of this week. Kittie Kepler, Hunter
Run school; Anna Anderson, Hunter
Station; Susie Huling, Smokey Hill.
Mrs. j. G. Dale returned from two
weeks. visit to her daughter, Mrs. j. O.
Partridge in Pittsburg, last Friday. Joe
Partridge accompanied his grandma
home and will remain week or two.
Rachel Lou, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. S. Smith, died at her home in
Tylersburg on Friday evening last, and
was buried in the cemetery at that place
on Sabbath morning. The young lady
was aged Is years.
Mrs. Ida Skinner of Bradford, anc
Mrs. w. r. Reck of Sawyer City, sister
and sister-in-law, respectively, of Mrs
J. d. W. Reck of this place were hei
guests over last Sabbath, returning tc
their homes Monday afternoon.
Miss AIDA Huling has relinguished
her position as attendant at the North
Warren hospital, and on Monday started
for Clarion to live with her aunt, Mrs
Charles Leeper. Miss May accompanied
her sister as far as Oil City on her depar.
ture.
Miss Mary Dithridge has returned tC
Tionesta for brief visit with former
friends before returning TO her home in
New York. Miss Dithridge is student
of medicine at Ann Arbor, Mich, from
which place she is en- route to see hel
parents.
Rev. G. G.. Rumberger and Miss
Mary, and Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Robinson
drove over from ReYnoldsville yesterday
| g. eta A, F.;o a..
gentleman is brother of our townsman
G. w. Robinson, at whose home he anC
his wife are guests.
-Chas. S. Leech and DR.. fowler o
, Marienville, were down last Thursday
making tour of inspection along tn,
proposed route of the new telephone line
which is now in process of construction
The new service will be in operation be
fore we know it, Hello, Marienvillel
Rev. Brennan will preach at Nebras
ka next Sunday morning and at Tiones
, ia in the evening in the NJ. E. church, il
, the absence of Rev. Buzza, who goes t.
assist i'm the dedication of a new NJ. Il
Church at Monterey, Pa. He will ais,
deliver a temperance address at the same
place next Saturday evening.
, The marriage of Mr.. Ernest w
, Bowman and Miss Minnie Landers, pro
per notice Of which appears among tn,
, regular announcements in this issue, il
one of the social events of the past week