The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-05-16
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

visitor yesterday.
Miss Artie Robinson is visitin,
friends in Pittsburg.
&C. ii. Lawrence was in Oil City las
Friday and Saturday.
Miss Florence Hagerty spent Sunday
with friends in Oil City.
Miss Lizzie Greenslade was visitor
to Oil City part last week.
james Sanner is up from Sistersvillc,
w. Va, on visit to his parents.
Miss Lena Graham is visiting friends
in Meadville for a couple of weeks.
Justice Richards of Mayburg was
Tionesta visitor over Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. w. Reck went
to Bradford on visit to relatives yester-
day.
Mrs. Anna Hassey was up from Oil
City on visit to friends over last Sab.
bath.
Mr.. Evans of Elmira N. Y, is
visiting Judge Proper's family for a few
days.
Mrs. j. II. Kelly and Miss Artie
Robinson were visitors to Oi! City last
Friday.
Miss Florence Cropp of Cropp Hill
was business visitor to Oil City last
Friday.
Mrs. John II. Robertson very
pleasantly entertained a party at cards
last evening.
An eleven-pound'boy came to glad.
den the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Big
ony, Monday, May II, 1900.
Court conven's next Monday and
will likely last all week, the trial list
comprising some long winded cases.
II. ]. VanGieson was up from Leeh-
burg, Pa, on business and was greeted
with pleasure by many of his old friends
here.
Paul Klinestiver came down from
Sheffield on his wheel Monday, and is
having good time with his young
friends.
j. T. Dale and his mother, and Mr..
and Mrs. ]. d. Davis attended the funeral
of the late w. A. Greaves at Warren last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Harr of Chip
munk. N. Y, parents of Mrs. Jas. Can
field, are here to attend the funeral OF lit
tie Claudio Garfield.
Jack Welsh, VINO has been in the Ha-
waiian Islands, U. S. A., for the past ff-
teen months, drilling for the Standard oil
company, returned this week.
VIM. Reck was down from Bradford
shaking hands with his many old friends
here a couple of days last week, and incl
IDENTIFY looking after his oil interests here.
Misses Mae and Cora Watson of CO.
lima have returned from Cambridge |
Springs, whore they were spending few |
weeks for the benefit of the latters health. |
Mrs. A. B. Root of Os,rander, Wash, |
arrived Monday of this week, and will |
spend the summer with her daughters, |
Mrs. G. f. Watson and Mrs. Charles |
Durham, at Golinza.
Friends all over the county will be |
very glad to learn that DR.. fowler of
Marienville, whose serious illness was
rel orted last week, is so far improved as
to be able to leave his bed, and will soon
be himself again.
H. II. Keeler, wife and daughter Iva,
of Mattamoras, Ohio, are visiting Mrs.
KS brothers, Ernest, Henry, Conrad
and Adam Sibble, and sister, Mrs. Con-
rad Burhen, on German Hill. This is
Mr.. Keeler's first visit here in II years.
"A. w. Stroup is attending the session
of the Grand Lodge, 1. o. o. F., at Har-
risburg this week, as tho representative
Of Tionesta Lodge, No. 1863. Mrs. Stroup
her husband, and they will
visit friends in Lancaster a short time
before returning.
After months of suffering which he
bore with wonderful patience for one so
young, the innocent spirit of Claude,
son of James and Della Garfield, left its
enement Of clay and peacefully passed
nto eternal rest at three o'clock yester-
lay morning. The child had been i'll for
nearly year, his trouble first appearing
n an affection of the left eye, which later
developed into cancer. The fond parents
lad watched for months, hoping against
rope, for favorable turn in the little
uefierer's condition, but all efforts were
,owerless to stay the ravages of the dis
ase, and they could only administer
uch comforts as would ease and relieve
he child from too great suffering. Mr..
nd Mrs. Garfield have the sympathy of
IL our community in this afIliction. The
hid was aged years. l month and 8
lays. Funeral services will be held to-
ay at one o'clock at the house. Rev. Mr..
dcAninch officiating.
County Sunday School Convention.