The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-03-23
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

John Swails spent Sunday with
Franklin friends.
-Chas. Kirchartz was up from Oil City
the first of the week.
Fred Griffith of Oil City was guest
Of Tionesta friends over Sunday.
Mrs. Will Thomson and Mrs. Joseph
Clark were Oil City visitors Friday.
S. D. Irwin, Esq, left for Scranton,
Monday, to attend U. S. Court as juror.
Miss Margaret Wagner, of Clesrfiold.
Pa, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Kate b.
Craig.
Mrs. J. w. Jameson visited Mrs.
Chas. Kirchartz at Oil City several days
last week.
Mrs. W. w. Grove has gone to Pitts
burg to place an order for a line offspring
millinery goods.
Mrs. James Pardoe, of Franklin, was
the guest Of her friend, Miss Mae Grove,
over last Sabbath.
Farmer" Dean came home from the
N'Aohh AMY Oil lEkAOh hilu "
day or SO last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Davis returned
from a four weeks visit to Philadelphia
friends last Saturday.
Miss Edith Davis has returned to
Tionesta and is the guest of her friend
Miss Maude Campbell.
Mrs. ]. W. Landers is in Pittsburg
selecting the spring millinery stock for
the firm of f. Walters & Co.
Miss Ef1ie Clark, of Tionesta, has
taken the place of Miss Clara Young as
cashier in the clothing house Of Goldstoin
d Hall. TTtuSviltc World.
-Messrs Hardison and Heasley came
down from Bradford last week to look
after their oil interests in this section,
and were guests of Judge j. A. Proper.
MIR. Noxon, of Oil City, having pur-
chased ar interest in the Hill meat mar
| ket, has moved his household goods into
tho rooms over f. Walters C Co.'s milli-
merry store.
Caldwell Overlander, of Allegheny,
| anu SlSbtli NhslS hSAONdit vi AAilOii
Valley, are guests at the home of their
father, j. Il. Overlsnder, who is recover
| ing from quite serious sick spell.
-Titusvilles already ample list Of
physicians will shortly be increased by
the removal to this city of DR.. J. b. Sig
gins, of Oil City. DR.. Siggins has the re-
fusal of several fine residence properties
with view to purchasing a home and
taking up his residence here.-HerdId.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Morgan left for
New York City last Friday, where they
expect to remain few weeks. Mrs.
Morgan will visit friends whom she has
not met for number of years, and
"Billy," who has been considerably Gun
der the weather for some time past will
consult some of New York's leading
medical men, and perhaps take course
of treatment
Rev. b. f. Felt, for the past two
years presiding elder of the Franklin
district of the United Evangelical church
was in attendance at tho annual meeting
of the Pittsburg conference held in Du-
Bois last week, and was stationed for the
ensuing year at Clarendon, Pa. Rev. f.
w. Ware, at one time principal of the
schools of this borough, was stationed Al
Johnstown, Pa.
MIR. and Mrs. j. Il. Proper and young
son, Curtis, returned from Colorado
where they have made their home fol
the past two and half years, and will
again take up their residence in Tionesta
occupying their former apartments il
the Forest house. Floyd has been oper
ating in the Cripple Creek gold region
where he still has some valuable inter.
ests, which he will go out and look after
occasionally. Friends here are glad tt
welcome them back to Tionesta.