The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-10-26
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

-OhdS. Auiduu was III IillSbuiS iaSt
week on business,
Miss Elsie Kelly has returned from
an extended visit with friends at Cincin-
natl.
Mrs. DR.. Jackson of Oil City was a
guest of Mrs. j. T. Brennan part of last
week.
Miss Kittie Hepler, teacher of Guton-
vile school, visited her parents last Sat-
urday.
Leon Watson of Nebraska, spent
last week visiting his parents at Mill
Village, Erie county.
Miss Pauline Redfeld, teacher in the
West Hickory school, visited her sister,
Mrs. Geo. weant, over last Sabbath.
Rev. J. V. McA ainch went to Salem,
Venango county, Monday, to see his sis
ter, who is there from Kansas on a visit.
Mrs. II. p. Shoemaker returned Sat-
urday from the Mercer hospital, where
she had been to have a surgical operation
performed on her youngest child.
Mrs. Lytle, mother of our townsman
j. S. Grove, died at her home on Thurs
day last, and was buried in Riverside
Cemetery on Saturday. She was aged
about rs years.
Ray NJ. Dunn, of Titusville, visited
his brother, DR.. j, C. Dunn during the
past week. He is a member of Co. X,
10th regiment, and returned from Porto
Rice with the boys last week. .
Rev. and Mrs. b. f. Felt came down
from Clarendon Monday for few days
visit The Reverend having his shot gun
with him we judge he's going to try his
hand at the game while in this section.
Judge and Mrs. S. j. Campbell were
visiting Oil City friends over last Sab
bath. While there Mr.. Campbell met
his brother, of Atcheson county, Kas.,
whom he had not seen for nearly 30
Yeas.
-Chas. w. Sawyer of Boston, is pay
ing his brother, ex Sheriff sawyer, a
visit, being on his return trip from the
Knights Templar conclave at Pittsburg,
having also visited relatives in Ohio and
Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Whittekin arrived
in Tionesta last week and were guests at
the home of s. D. Irwin, ESD. Mr.. Whit
tekin will sail again for South America
on the 9th prox., but his wife will spend
the winter in this country.
F. l.. Mabie of Erie, spent last Thurs
day night in town. The hard wall plas-
ter firm Of which he is member is re-
ceiving great run through this section
of country, and Frank is kept quite busy
looking after the trade outside the city.
Landlord Weaver of the Hotel Ag-
new carries a dollar.oil smile around
with him these days, because of the new
guest that arrived at his hotel last Satur-
day. Charlie says the new boy makes
him "full hand" now-three boys and
two girls-and he don't think it can be
beaten.
Il. j. Paul, of the Riverside stock
farm, West Hickory, was down last
Wednesday and enjoyed the banquet
given in honor of Private Geo. Birtcil's
return, Mr.. Paul was accompanied by
Mr.. II. NJ. Stanbury, of Sistersv!lle, w.
Va, chief of construction for the Stand
ard, very agreeable gentleman.
Mrs. Juliette Hills, relict of the late
Daniel Hills, died at the home of her SON.
in law, C. f. Fox, at Lynch, Howe town.
ship this county, on Sunday evening last
about o'clock. The deceased was aged
upward of so years, and was woman OF
wonderful mind and her life one OF great
activity. We will endeavor, in the near
future, to give an interesting sketch Of
her life.
Hon. w. A. T. Andrews is one of the
Republican candidates on the Crawford
county legislative ticket this year and his
election should follow by large major.
ity, if the people Of that county wish q
representative who will always be found
faithful to his trust. Mr.. Andrews was
member of the session of '95 and did
his duty well and intelligently. He was
ever found at his post when good piece
of legislation was up for consideration
and was never absent when his vote was
needed to kill bad measure. The ope-
pie of Crawford county should not fail &c
return w. A. II. Andrews. He is all
right, and cannot he swerved from the
right by friend or foe.
S. C. Johnston and Mrs. Rachel No
BILE of this place, James Johnston of Ger
man Hill, and Mrs. Henry Grubbs o
Ross Run, attended reunion of the sur
vivors of the family OF John and Anni
Johnston, deceased, on tho farm of thei
brother, Isaah Johnston, about min,
miles from New Castle, on Oct. IA. BE
sides those of the brothers and sisters al
ready mentioned there were presen
Joseph Johnston of Bakerstown, ALE
gheny Co., and Mrs. Martha Cooger, o
Brownsville, Butler Co. This was tn
first time in fifty years that they all ha'
met at one time in one place, and the oc
casion was time of gladness and enjoy
ment. About forty people, other thai
the family relatives, were present ar
feasted on the good things that wer
served at dinner.
"A good house and lot on Elm stree
for sale cheap. For particulars inquir
of p. NJ. Clark. If
AT the Free Methodist Conference il
session last week at Chicago, it was de
cided to divide the Pittsburg Conferenc
and form from it the Oil City Conference