The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1899-10-25
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

Harry Klinestiver was down from
Tidioute over Sunday.
Il. E. Osgood was down from En-
deavor between trains Monday.
j. Giering was over from Pleasant
vile for few hours yesterday.
Mrs. E. Ellis, OF Tidioute, is guest
of her son, w. H. Ellis, OF this place.
Mrs. NJ, Andrews of Kellettville was
business visitor to town yesterday.
Miss Name O'Hara visited friends
in Oil City last Friday and Saturday.
j. J. Fisher of Oil City was Up yes
terday looking after his Tionesta inter-
ests.
e. W. Cooper and W. r. Reck of
Bradford were registered at Hotel Agnew
yesterday.
MIS-. Chas. Burgett of jamestown, N.
Y, is visiting her father VIM. McCann at
Newmdnsville.
Mrs. John Lawson of Cory, Pa, was
guaest of Tionesta friends few hours
last Saturday.
Miss Martha F. Black, of of.Pittsburg,
is paying a visit to the family of her
cousin, DR.. J. w. Morrow.
Mrs. Suie N. Sharpe is spending a
few days with her friend Miss Fanny
Siggins at West Hickory.
Mrs. G. f. Wea er and three youngest
children visited friends and relatives
in Oil City part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Mills ofWarren,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. ii. Robert
son few days of the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Killmer enter
tanned about twenty of the young people
last Wednesday evening at cards.
-Mr. and Mrs. J. w. McCray of Eagle
Rock were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. d..
Saul, of the West side last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Blum of Ger
man Hill returned Saturday from a
weeks visit wit. friends in Pittsburg.
Miss Ida Ledebur of Starr, wh1 has
been visiting friends in Pittsburg for
the past five weeks, returned home
Saturday.
Mrs. Orien Siggins and Miss Fran
ces b. Siggins of West Hickory, were
guests of Mrs. Kato B. Craig Monday
afternoon.
Newton and Daisy Zahniser have re-
moved from the Kelly farm at Oldtown
and are occupying rooms in the Part
ridge building.
Joseph Adamson of Philadelphia has
been in Tionesta during the past week
locking after his interests in the Salmon
Creek Lumber Co. at Kellettyille.
DIR. VIM. Yates, Frank Tiffany, Geo
| Crider and James Van Horne comprise
jolly party of hunters from Meadvilie
who are camping on Stewarts Run.
Mrs. Kate B. Craig, member of the
Executive and Auditing Committees o
the Western Penn'a department of the
w, r. c., was in Titusville last week OF
official business.
Mrs. A. A. Pease and daughter
Miss Blanche, drove over to Seigel
Jefferson county, last Saturday, wher'
the former will visit her parents for
couple of weeks. Miss Blanche return
| oI bon,n Sunday
Sidney Smith, of West Hickor.
drove down yesterday and carried hi
harness back in his buggy-not the re
suit of runaway, but the outcome of al
inyestmen mt in new harness from ou
up.to date harness maker, L. Fulton.
Mrs. ]. D. Devices, of Cleveland
piad short visit TO her grandmother
Mrs. ]. 6. Dale, during the past week
returning home Monday. She was ac
companied by her two little boys, Har
ry and Dale, who will remain with thei
grandma for few weeks.
H. W. Horner, the genial proprieto
of the Central House, left Monday 70
Merrill, Wis, on his annual hunt. HAT
is a successful huntf and always knock
over "good string" of game, but tn
game laws of Wisconsin prevent hin
from bringing it home. But-"thaell b
all right"
| Misses Lizzie Greenslade and Bert
Petit entertained number of friends
luncheon last Friday evening in homo
of Mr.. and Mrs. It. j. Cullen, who hav
been occupying rooms at the May home
stead during the past summer, and VIII
have returned to their home in Pitts
burg for the winter.
-Chas A. Anderson, who has been tll
bartender for G. f. Weaver at Hot
Agney during the past year has resigne
his position and will return to his fom
in Jamestown, n. Y, where he will G
into business with his brother. Charlie
made many friends in Tionesta durin
his stay here who are sorry to see hil
leave. He is succeeded by j. r. Bar
of Marienville, who is we'll and favO
ably known by many of our people.
This week Widows Pension certil
! cate No. 4S4, 4S6, at the rate of $1,000 p'
: | month, eight dollars for herself and tv
r dollars for her minor child, commencir
| June 6, 1898, was issued to Louisa \
| Elschiager, widow of Fl ed Elschlager, C