The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-08-31
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

Judge Proper visited relatives IN
Crawford county last week.
j. w. Jamison was in Oil City on
business Monday and Tuesday.
Bert Roberts of Titusville is a guest
of his grandfather, W. j. Roberts.
H. f. Kelly was up from Pittsburg
visiting his parents over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Blum spent
Monday night with Oil City friends.
Mrs. DIR. ]. W. Morrow is visiting
her son DIR. W. G.. Morrow at West Hick-
ory.
Miss Elsie Kelly and guest, Miss
Montgomery, are visiting friends in
Warren.
H. J. Hopkins of Pleasantvllle was a
guest of his brother L. j. Hopkins over
Sunday.
Mrs. Belle Doughty of CorydoD,
Pa, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. w. Noxon.
John and Joseph Stubler of Oil City
were guests of C. f. Weaver at the Hotel
Agnew over Sunday.
Mrs. J. W. Jameson of Lebanon,
Pa, was guest of her brother-in-law,
@. Jamison, part of last week.
Andrew Engdahl, Foreman of the
tannery at West Hickory was a caller at
the REPUBLICAN Office on Monday.
will Pearsall OF Grove City, Pa, for
merly of Clarington, this county, was
circulating among Tionesta friends on
Monday.
The REPUBLICAN acknowledges a
pleasant call yesterday from W. e. Rice,
Esq. one of Warren county's foremost
attorneys.
C. S. Chadman, Esq, of Clarion
formerly editor of the old National Dem
ocrat of this place, is in attendance a
court this week.
bud, johnnie and Georgia Arm
strong, who have been visiting thei
grandparents near Grove City, returned
home last Friday.
Miss Ruth Clark, of Tionesta, whit
has been visiting Mrs. A. Richards, o
East Second street, is visiting friends il
Pittsburg. .-DeIT'ick.
Mrs. G. w. Kerr, who has beel
studying music at Alliance, o., for tn
past year, has finished her course an,
will reside at Marienville in future.
Misses Rosa Hunter and Anna And
erson went to Mayburg last Frida,
where the former win take charge of tn
Mayburg school, and the latter the Bucl
Mills scnool.
Mrs. A. Pease and daughter, Blanche
have gone TO Bradford for weeks visi
with relatives. Miss Pease will begil
her third term of school at Duke Cente
next Monday.
Miss Kate Andrews of East Hickory
who has been in i'll health for some tim
past. and who is well and favorabl.
known by many of our people, has gon
to Murphystown, W. Va, to spend tn
winter.
--Egbert Walters, the young man wh
was injured by being struck on the hea
with stone in the row at East Hickor
on the evening of Aug. 10, is still in
critical condition, being out of his hea
most of the time.
Benjamin May Rapp, machinist
the Westinc house electrical machir
shops in Pittsburg, was in Tionesta la
Friday, guest of Mr.. Benjamin Ma.
Mr.. Rapp is genial young gentlema
and made friends of those who met hin
Geo. Robinson of this place an
Harry Watson of Golenza returned la
Friday from two-weeks' trip over Il
great lakes from Buffalo to Dulut
MINI. They we're on the nagnificel
steamer Northwest, and report vel
enjoyable time.
w. G. Rodgers of this place, but wi
" has been employed in Brookville, P'
for some time past, has been called up'
to mourn the death of his father, j.
Rodgers, who died last week at his hon
!, near Knoxdale, Jefferson Co, of drops
He was aged upwards of 20 years.
Our young friend Clark c. Morgi
rung in surprise on his friends la
= y Thursday evening, Aug. %, 1898, whit
: he was quietly married to Miss Mau'
Pettigrew of East Hickory. The Ger
! mony took place at the home OF u
: groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
:, Morgan, Rev. X. A. Buzza ofhciatln
: Only the immediate friends of the co
!, tracing parties were present. The ha
py couple took short wedding trip,
y turning Monday. The REPUBLIcI
Joins their many friends in congratul
tons.