The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-05-26
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

VIM. smerbaugh is in Pittsburg on
business this week.
G.. II. Killmer was business visitor
to Oil City on Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Armstrong, visited friends
at Hickory, over Sunday.
Mrs. f. wenk of German Hill is vis-
iting friends in Pittsburg.
DIR. and Mrs. J. w. Morrow were Oil
City visitors on Saturday.
County Treasurer Fones was in Oil
City on business Satui day.
Mrs. Chas. Hunter visited Oil City
friends for few days last week.
Mrs. Clara Hayden of West Hickory
visited friends in town over Sunday.
j. A. Hulings is able to be out again
after a severe tussle with erysipelas.
w. D. Bucklin of Tidioute was
business visitor to Tionesta last Satur-
day.
Miss Ada Huling is at home from
North Warren on a short visit with her
parents.
Mrs. Alice vought and daughter
Bertha visited among friends at Baum
last week.
Miss Augusta Keister of East Hick-
ory was guest of Miss Adelva Randall
last Friday.
Miss Hannah G. Irwin of Franklin
is guest of her brother, s. d. Irwin,
Esq, for few days.
j. w. Stroup, who has been building
rigs at Gusher for the past two months,
is at home for few days.
Geo. Weant was over from Grand
Valley the first of the week, shaking
hands with Tionesta friends.
Misses Helen Smearbaugh and Alice
Amer were guests of Miss Virginia Sig
gins at Oil City over Sunday.
Fred. Grettenburger, the expert
machinist of Tidioute, was a business
visitor to Tionesta last Thursday.
Miss Rosa Hunter went to Coal Hill,
Venango county, Yesterday, where she
was called to teach summer school.
Mrs. Maggie Pfueger and two chill
dren of Columbus, Ohio, are guests of
her sister, Mrs. w. F. Blum for a few
days.
Miss Edith Hopkins returned yes
terday from three weeks visit with her
grandmother, Mrs. T. G. Jack son, at
Warren.
Mrs. P. NJ. Clark, who has been quite
seriously i'll for few days past is slowly
improving, and it is expected will soon
be out again.
j. G. Giest and A. C. Gregg of
Brookston are in attendance at court this
week and were pleasant callers at the RE-
PUBLICAN Office on Monday.
Miss Mary Stewart, of Redclyffe, who
is on her way home from the Indiana
State Normal school, is guest of Miss
Mamie Morrow for a few days.
e. e. Burton of Marienville and
Frank Dodge of Lamonaville, who are
witnesses at court this week, were call
ers at the REPUBLICAN Office on Monday.
-Chas. Klinestiver of Nebraska re-
turned last Thursday from a three weeks
stay in Buffalo, n. Y, where he had been
in search of medical aid, and he is con-
siderably improved in health.
Rev. r. A. Buzza and family return
ed Saturday from two weeks visit
among friends in Lawrence and Mercer
counties. Rev. Buzza is feeling much
improved in health after his short vaca-
ton.
Mr.. E. b. Head was down from West
Hickory Saturday, and while here took
occasion to pay us a friendly call. He
was feeling in geod humor over the
striking of another nice oil producer ON
his farm.
Will Kepler of Pine Grove Mills,
Center Co., former Tionesta boy, is a
guest of his sister, Mrs. ]. d. Davis, for
a couple of weeks. Will has got to be
quite large man since the writer used
to cuss at him when we were 'juggling'
the forms on the old National Democrat,
and we don't care about stirring up his
ire now.
Father Hickey of st. Johns Catholic
church leaves us Saturday for his new
charge at Emlenton and East Brady.
We make this announcement with sin
cere regret. The reverend gentleman
is thoroughly well liked and respected
by all in this vicinity, irrespective of re
ligious faith and we dislike TO see him
leave us. But best wishes aud prayers
go with him in his new field. His sue
cessor we believe is Father Downey from
Elk county. Tidioute NewS.