The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-10-19
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

Miss Aggie Kerr is paying Tionesta
friends a visit.
Col. Amsler was down from Marien-
vile yesterday on business.
F. W. Ames, a prominent business
man of Oil City, died last Friday.
Rev. J. E. Hilard of East Hickory
was visitor to town Monday.
-MissBirdie Sellinger, of Edenburg, is
guest of her aunt, Mrs. J.-R. osgood.
Moses Hepler, during the past sum-
mer residing near Newmsnsville, has
moved back TO Tionesta.
Frank X. Brown, of Mayburg, For
est county, was in Brookville on Satur-
day and Sunday .-Brookville Dem
ocrdt.
Joseph Adamson Of Philadelphia,
President of the Salmon Creek Lumber
Co., was business visitor to this section
last week.
Uncle John r. Stroup is home again
from an extended visit with old friends
and relatives in Rockland township,
Venango county.
w. S. Gillespie, who, about two years
ago, moved to Johnstown, Pa, returned
from there short time ago to his former
home at Whig Hill.
The Recorder of Jefferson county last
week issued marriage permit to Joseph
T. Warner of Msrienville and Mary e.
DeSmit of Brookville.
Mrs. Cornnawath, of Victoria, b. c.,
arrived last Thursday and will be a
guest at the home of her uncle, Lyman
Cook. Nebraska, for few weeks.
Rev. J. T. Brennan, who as a pastor
had won many friends here and at Stew
arts Run, as we'll as at Tionesta, his late
home, is moving his family to Warren,
.-PledsaatUille Record.
Miss Emma Klinestiver, whose i'll
ness with fever was noted couple of
weeks ago, has so far recovered as to be
able to be out again, and will soon re-
sumo teaching in the Nebraska school.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Whitman of
Fndley, Ohio, who we're in attendance at
the Knights Templar conclave in Pitts
burg, took advantage of the occasion to
visit Mr.. Whitman's parents while in
this section.
Grant Erb of West Hickory is with
his father at Elkins, West Va, who is
quite ill with typhoid fever. Mr.. Erb's
many old Forest county friends will be
anxious to learn of his improvement and
ultimate recovery.
Rev. Il. J. Stone, who for the last
three years has filled the f. M. pulpit on
the East Hickory charge, and has been
appointed to Youngsville, Pa, charge,
will move with his family from Wing
Hill to his new home this week.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. G. Bowman have
been in attendance at the General Con-
ference of the Free Methodist church at
Chicago, during the past week. Mr..
Bowman is one of the lay delegates of
the Pittsburg conference of this State.
George Frampton, who went to Kan
sas in the early summer, has returned to
this section, satisfied that, while the
windy state is good for many purposes,
the old Keystone caps them all yet as an
up-to to-date, all-round State to live and
die in.
H. G. Mcknight of the Oil City Biz
card was up Saturday to help open the
gameing season. Though wet and tired
when he came in from the days outing
he was still able to lug home'the fine
string of game which he succeeded i'll
bagging.
Hon. P. M. Speer was up from Oil
City last wednesday on business for a
few hours. Mr.. Speer is one of Venango
county's members of the legislature, hav-
ing served in the last session, his col
league being Hon. Thos. McGough OF
Franklin. Both were attentive to busi-
ness, always at their post of duty, and
their work in the House was cleanhand.
ed and credit to themselves and the peo
pie who elected them. Not single coun-
ty in the State was better or more ably
represented, and few as we'll, and if the
people of old Venango don't return them
by handsome majorities it will be be-
cause they don't appreciate good work,
faithfully and honestly performed, by
men who came home to them after the
close of the session as pure and unscul-
lied in character as they went away. We
would be very sorry indeed to learn thai
a single Republican in Venango county
had so far forgotten his sense of right and
justice as to cast vote against either o.
these faithful representatives.