The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1899-11-15
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

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Rev. J. G. Bowman was a business
visitor to Oil City last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Ii. Killmer enter
tanned the Pedro Club last Friday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis whitten of Kel-
lettville were visitors to Tionesta Satur-
day.
Mrs. A. w. Richards and Miss Louise
Richards are visiting Oil City friends this
week.
Lawyer T. F. Ritchey is in Smeth-
port, Mexican county, this week on legal
business.
Mrs. Harry Weston of Cropp Hill,
visited Oil City friends last Thursday
and Friday.
Misses Mary and Emma Thompson
of Nebraska, were visitors TO Oil City
last Saturday.
Hamilton Huey. brother of Mrs. Chas.
Amann, is down from Warren for few
days shooting.
Miss Jessie Elliott of Oil City is
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Dewalt at
the county farm.
Miss Sadie Morrow visited her broth
er, DIR. w. G. Morrow, at Welt Hickory,
over the Sabbath.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. w. Reck and
daughter, Miss Minnie, were visitors to
Oil City last Friday,
Mrs. Fred Davis and baby visited
her sister, Mrs. Fl. H. Bruner, at West
Hickory last week.
Mrs. Kate b. Craig was in Townville,
Crawford county, last week, where she
inspected the Womans Relief Corps of
that place.
Pollock, of Plain Grove. Lawrence coun-
ty, are guests at the home of their broth
er, o. F. Miles.
Forest A. Hoff of Clarington, .and
Mary McAdoo of Sigel have been granted
a license to wed by the Recorder of JEFF
ferson county.
Rev. ]. V. Mcaninch is in Strattan-
vile assisting the Presbyterian minister
of that place in series of meetings this
week. He will return next Saturday.
Our old and esteemed friend John
Thomson of Stewarts Run was business
visitor to the county seat last Friday and
made pleasant call at the REPUBLICAN
Office.
james Mcintyre, who recently ra-
moved from Sistersville, w. Va, to Saw
yer City, Mexican county, was down a
part of last week circulating among
| friends.
The many Forest county friends OF
W. w. Diamond, of Downs, Kansas, will
be pleased to learn of his reelection to
tho office of treasurer of Osborne comfy
on the 9TH inst, by considerably in
creased majority.
IF. e. Mabie of Erie stopped in town
over Wednesda" night last. Frank is
we'll pleased with the high favor in which
the hard wall plaster his firm is turning
out is held throughout this section of
country. Contractor Nixon is using it
at the County Home and the new bank
building.
Recorder Robertson granted mar
riage license last Friday, Nov. 10, to Mr..
L. d. Bash ST Marienville and Miss M.
Elva Hall of Redclyffe, Forest county, Pa.
On aturday license was also issued
to j. Henry Zuendei of Starr, Forest
county, and Sadie Frill of Lickingyille,
Clarion County.
C. G. Carter of Pittsburg, son of Col.
Carter of Titusville, accompanied by two
brother climbs of the law" is at the
Riverside Stock Farm, West Hickory,
for a weeks shooting. No doubt they will
return laden with game and pleasant
recollections of the good time spent with
their big-hoarted host, Supt. Paul.
j. Fl. Derickson, who has been hav-
ing considerable trouble with his left eye
OF late, went to East Brady last week to
consult DIR. Wallace as to the cause of his
| trouble and the result of the diagnosis
was the opinion that the optic nerve was
paralyzed. Mrs. Derickson left last Fri
day to accompany Mr.. d. to Pittsburg,
where a specialist will be consulted.
Miss May Clark, for several months
! Nact ,,irht Onorator at the TiOnasta sta
ton, has been promoted as assistant to
Mr.. Hollender, the popular station agent.
This is a new position just created, owing
to the extraordinary amount of work
which the regular agent has had to per-
form. Miss Clark will prove popular
acquisition to the force at this station.
Ben. Davis, who has been absent
from this place for number of years,
was visitor to his brother, James D..
a portion of last week. Ben. had decid-
edly the advantage of the numerous
Fl lends whom he met here during his
short stay, for only about one in five
recognized him at first glance. He was
looking well and met with warm well
come by all.
Private Fred Stover is paying visit
to his sister Mrs. j. E. Swab, at Hunters
Station. Mr.. Slower was a member OF
the 23d Infantry, US. Regulars, until re-
Gently and came home to recuperate his
health. The transport on which he sailed