The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-06-01
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

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to Oil City last Friday.
Harry Watson of Golenza was a guest
of C. Ii. Lawrence the first of the week.
ID. w. Clark, a prominent citizen of
Tionesta, was in the city last orening.-
Derrick.
Will Patterson of Pottsville, Pa, is
visiting his uncle, Prothonotary j. II.
Robertson.
We understand that Bre'r Muse of
tho Vindicdtor is going to take in an ex-
cursion soon.
Mrs j. II. Brennan spent Memorial
Day with her daughter, Mrs. ]. N. Dav-
les, at Warren.
Harry Klinestiver came down from
Tidioute to spend Decoration Day with
Tionosta friends,
Mrs. Geo. Arner of fRimersburg, Clar-
ion county, is guest of her mother,
Mrs. II. NJ. Zahnser.
Station Agent Will Saul is rejoicing
over the arrival of a fine boy at his dom
icile Sunday morning last.
Miss Ella Bowman of East Hickory
was the guest of Miss Marie Smearbaugh
few days of the past week.
Ira Murphey Of Youngsville was a
guest of his grandfather, William Kill
mer, for a few days during the past week.
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Duke Center, McKeon county, where
she has just closed her second term as
teacher in the schools of that place.
-Messrs. Geo. Crider and L. e. Osgood
came down from Endeavor to take in the
Memorial Day exercises and were well
come callers at the REPUBLICAN office.
Rev. Father Carroll, Rector of st.
Joseph's Catholic church of Oil City,
died on the 25th inst, after an illness of
several months, of Bright's disease, aged
64 years.
Mrs. G.. G.. CASTOR and Miss Clara
Dunkle are in Franklin this week in at
tendance at the district convention of the
Y. P. S. c. e., as delegates from the Tio-
nesta society.
Geo. Dykes of Hay Springs, Neb., is
guest OF his brother-in-law w. j. Gay
ley of Nebraska. Mr.. Dykes is former
Pennsylvania, but this is his first visit
here for ten years.
Mrs. Ellen c. Davis of Marieaville,
this county, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Mary G. Quinn, at Grand Rapids, Mich,
Before returning she will visit friends in
Detroit and Muskegan.
John Manion, one of the working
mates of Will Craig at the pump station
of the National Transit Co., at Chipmunk,
was a guest of Mrs. Kate B. Craig, of this
place part of last week.
The kind friends who by word and
deed so lovingly ministered to my dear
wife in her last illness, and at her burial,
will ever be held in remembrance by
p. M. CLARK.
Rev. and Mrs. b. L. Grover, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. Bowman, and Miss Elsie Eel
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the general quarterly meeting Of the F..
NJ. Church at Oil City over last Sabbath.
Marriage licenses issued by Recorder
Robertson within the past week: NJ. M.
Burket and Polly Ann Brady, both of
Neiltown, Forest county. F. G. Engle
and Maggie c. Snyder both of Marien-
vile, Pa.
Rev. DR.. Rumberger, of Reynolds
vile, accompanied by Mr.. Samuel Rob-
inson, brother of our townsmap, G. w.
Robinson, drove over Saturday evening
and remained over the Sabbath to attend
the funeral of the late Mrs. p. M. Clark.
While here the Doctor was guest at the
home of Mrs. DR.. Hunter.
w. w. Diamond of Downs, Kansas,
is circulating among his numerous old
friends of this town and vicinity, having
come east to spend few weeks with
them, before entering on his duties as
treasurer of his county, to which posi-
ton he was elected last fall by splendid
majority. Mrs. Diamond accompanies
him, but remaines for the present with
Oil City friends. William is enjoying
good health and is meeting with the same
cordial welcome that always awaits him
on his visits to this, his native section.
Through an unavailable error we
failed to note the marriage of Fred Bris-
ton, of Buffalo, N. Y.,and Mrs. Margaret
Glassner, of this place. This happy event
occurred at Titusville, on Tuesday, May
"a, 1898, the unptial knot being tied by e
P. Hogen, j. P. Mr.. Bristow is com.
parative stranger here, but has won the
esteem of all who have made his acquain'
tance. Mrs. Glassner, nee Emert, is vel
known here and has host of friends who
heartily join the REPUBLICAN in extend
ing congratulations;
Court Sentences.