The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-09-22
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.


Miss Maude Thompson Of Nebraska
is visiting friends in Pittsburg.
David Barnett and young daughter
were up from Oil City yesterday.
Mrs. Kate B. Craig spent last Sab.
bath with her son, Will, at Chipmunk,
NY
Miss Marion Horner visited with
friends in Warren during the fair last
week.
Mrs. j. W. Landers returned last
Saturday from weeks business visit to
Pittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. CASTOR are home
again after a rather extended absence Wis
iting friends.
Mrs. Ira b. Murphy and son Fred,
of Pennfield, Indiana, are guests of Tio-
nesta friends.
Misses Birdie and Minnie Sollinger of
Edenburg, are guests of their aunt, Mrs.
J. r. osgood.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Carson of West
Hickory, visited with Tionesta friends
over last Sabbath.
Miss Lizzie DeWalt, for the past three
weeks a visitor to Rimersburg friends, re-
turned home Saturday.
Allan G. Gordon, of Elkhart, Ind,
is here on a visit to his uncles. s. II. Has
let and VIM. Lawrence.
Miss Minnie Garfield is spending the
week with her sister, Mrs. Harry
Bruner, at West Hickory.
Mrs. j. B. Siggins and little daugh-
ter were guests of Mrs. Kate b. Craig, last
Wednesday and Thursday.
MIR. j. b. Erb is up from West Vir-
ginia on a short business visit, and on
Friday was shaking hands with Tionesta
friends.
Mrs. j. G. Partridge returned to her
home in Pittsburg last Saturday, after a
pleasant five weeks visit with Tionesta
friends.
Fred. Grettenberger, Tidioute's boss
machinist, was down Monday making
some repairs to the gas engine at the
mantle works.
Mrs. r. G. Jackson returned to her
home in Warren on Friday, accompa-
MED by Miss Florence Klinestiver, who
will visit with her few days.
Miss Ada Huling came home from
the State hospital at North Warren TO
attend the funeral of her uncle, Chas.
Leeper, at Clarion last week.
Will Grifliths of Washington, D. c.,
is spending few weeks in Tionesta, and
meeting many friends with whom he be-
came acquainted on former visit to this
place.
| Judge ]. G. Dale has been quite i'll
for the past few days. At last accounts
he was little If any better, and his friends
are considerably alarmed about his con-
dition.
Mrs. l. e. Dean and daughter Mil.
dred went to Bradford on last Sundays
excursion for weeks visit with Mr. D.,
who is engaged in oil operations in that
section.
VIM r. Reck was down from Me
Kean county on a visit to his mother aud
brothers family for few days of the
past week, returning to his homo OF
Sunday.
Claude Campbell has secured a po.
sition as "news-butcher'' with the Unior
News company and is at present on thu
W. N. Y. & p, going up on train 80 every
afternoon.
| Tho G,r,iI1y Of A1ax Swanson Onn n
the employees at the mantle factory, ar
rived in town Monday and will take NJ
their residence in the Heibenthal hous
on north Elm street.
Roger sherman, one of Titusville'
most prominent citizens, and lawyer o
wide reputation, died suddenly of rheu
matism of the heart in New York city ol
Sunday morning last.
A. H. Jones, tn o popular manager o
the Armour Beef Co.'s branch house il
Oil City, who has been spending a thre
weeks vacation among Tionesta friends
returned to his labors.
Mrs. J. A. Turner and Miss Jenni
Siggins of West Hickory. and Miss Ida
Siggins of Tidioute came down awhee
last Thursday and visited friends at Ne
braska, returning same evening.
Glib. and Don. Davis mounted thei
wheels yesterday and started on the re
turn trip to Buffalo, after couple c
months pleasantly spent in Tionesta a
the guest of their brother, Jas. d.
Miss Kate Garfield. who has bee
having quite serious time with her eye
for the past three months, has sufficient
ly recovered as to be able to return t
her duties as an attendant at the Stat
, hospital at Warren.
H. A. Lynch was down from Ell
deavor yesterday afternoon awheel. Hal
vey is a member of the Hickory Twl
, school board, and a wide-awake one, to,
, devoting much of his time TO the advance
, ment of education in his district. Befor
[ leaving the Office he had the date of I'll
tab on his paper advanced to the end
! the century.
? The REPUBLICAN acknowledges
very pleasant call on Monday from Wi
a II. and Benz. W. May, of Louisville an
Chicago respectively, who were suddenl
! summoned to their former home by Il
death of their mother, Both gentleme
are enjoying excellent health, and Be
reports all former Tionestans well and