The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-11-24
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

"A. w. Cook was over from Cooks
burg yesterday.
Miss Bessie Kennston is visiting
friends in Tidioute.
L. J. Hopkins is i'm the eastern cities
buying Chrirtmas goods.
Miss Lura Bucklin was a visitor to
Tionesta friends yesterday.
Rev. and Mrs. f. Il. Glass we're over
from Titusville a few days of last week.
Miss Kate Hood has been visiting
friends at West Hickory during the past
week.
Miss Eva Kiser is home from Wiki
insburg on a visit to her mother and
friends.
Alex. Hopkins of Pleasantville was
shaking hands with Tionesta friends
Monday.
-.Chas. Amann, wife and son, spent
Sunday at North Warren with Mrs. Am
anns parents.
Rev. Todd of Brookville preached in
the Free Methodist church at this place
Monday evening.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Carr,
Saturday, Nov. 20, 1897, at the home of
grandpa Blum, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. i. Courson of Tidi-
QUITE were guests at tie home of S. j.
Grove during the past week.
Mrs II. e. Neill of Bradford, was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. j. II. Derickson,
last week, returning home Saturday.
That staunch old veteran Republican,
James Graham, of Cooksburg, paid a
short visit to Tionesta friends yerterday.
-Mesdames Kate b. Craig, A. W.
Richards, L. Agnew, E. l.. Hickman and
Miss Lizzie Randall were visitors to Oil
City Friday.
w. e. Morgan, gauger for the Tio'
nesta Gas Co. at Helnlock is laid up will
spell of sickness, and d. W. Clark is
doing his work in the meantime.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. f. Miles are a
Plaingrove, Lawrence county, this week
to attend the wedding of Mrs. Miles
brother, which takes place to-day.
Harry and Miss Luela Saul were
down from North Warren on visit tC
their brother, Station Agent Will Saul
Harry has gone east to visit relatives in
Philadelphia.
DIR. d. P. Fredricks, Oil City's lead
ing oculist, and who has successful,
treated a number of patients of this vi
cinily, was married on the 10Th inst, t,
Miss Daisy Hartwell of that city.
j. b. Eden returned last week from
his visit to the Chickamauga battlefield
where the Pennsylvania monument
were dedicated recently. He reports
| fine time, and the meeting of numbe
of his old comrades of that famous battle
Mrs. George Klinestiver of Nebraski
sustained fracture of p bone of the righ
| forearm last Friday. She was calling a
neighbors when she slipped and fel
with the above result. The injury il
quite painful and will probably caus
her considerable ann oyance for som
weeks to come.
| DIR. Forest J. Bovard is fitting up a
Office in the room adjoining his father
store, and will begin the practice of med
icine. DIR. Bovard graduated from JEFF
erson Medical Colledge, one of the lead
ing medical institutions of America, be
sides passing very creditable examine
ton before the State Medical Board, an
will undoubtedly achieve complete sue
cess in his chosen profession.
Rev. A. Beers. of Seattle, Wash. ,wh
is representing the interests of the Seattl
Seminary, of which he is presiden
preached in the Free Methodist chusch {
this place Saturday evening and Sunda
morning and evening. Rev. Beers is aC
companied by his wife, and their efIicier
labors vnry materially aided in promot
ing the already mauifestly deep intere'
in the revival now going on at the aboy
named church.