The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-12-12
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

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Mrs. j. S. Grove was guest of Oil City
relatives over last Sunday.
Miss Alice Agnew visited friends in
OIL City over last Sabbath.
-Mesdames J. C. aud f. W. Bowman
were Oil City visitors Saturday.
Mrs. w. A. Grove aud Miss Nettie
Hunter were in Oil City on Monday.
Misses Lizzie Greenslade and Birdie
Petit were Oil City shoppers yesterday.
Mrs. DIR. J. N. Davies, of Warren,
was guest of Mrs. j. d. Davis during
the past week.
-Mesdames c. w. Clark and F. P.
Amsler were visitors to Oil City yester-
day afternoon.
Miss Lizzie McGarrall of Westield,
N. Y, visited at the home of her uncle,
j. w. McCrea, part of last week.
Mrs. II. G. Mcknight and daughter,
Kittie, ofOil City. were guests at the
home of her father, ST.. Campbell, last
Thursday.
Il. II. Borland, wife and daughter
Dorothy, of Franklin, visited the families
of w. w. Grove and A. NJ. Doutt part
oflast week.
Miss Bessie Glass, former Tionesta
young ady,is conducting a class in short
hand at Ridgway, Pa, where her father,
Rev. f. L. Glass is stationed.
Hiram l.. Irwin, of this city, is as
sisting Civil Engineer Whittekin, of For
est county, on work of surveying in
MifIiin county, Pa.-Frdnkljn NeaUS,
DIR. and Mrs. L. D. Bowman and lit
tie son Morris, Of jamestown, were
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Clark last week, returning home on
Saturday.
Rev. W. p. and Mrs. Murray ATE
spending few days in Erie and vicinity
this week. Mr.. Murray is delivering his
lecture, abraham Lincoln" in several
Erie and Crawford county towns.
Miss May Clark has returned to Tio-
nesta, and has been installed as day op-
orator at this station. Clifford Craig, who
he'd the position for time. has been
transferred to the car shops at Oil City.
Mrs. A. B. Kelly and Mrs. Suie M,
Sharpe very elegantly entertained large
party of their lady friends at five
O'CLOCK tea last Friday evening. Anum-
Der from out of town were present,
among whom were Mrs. w. G. Morrow
of West Hickory, Mrs. L. d. Bowman of
jamestown, N. Y, Mrs. ]. N. Davies and
Miss Grace Davis of Warren.
Benjamin j. Weller, one of Kings
ley townships steady, industrious and
most excellent young men, was married
in Clarion last week, the happy bride be-
ing Miss Florence Zuendel, the popular
and accomplished daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Zuendel, Of Ross Run, The many
friends of this young couple will join the
REPUBLICAN, in extending hearty congrat-
ulations and best wishes for happiness
and success in life.
H. w. Horner returned Saturday
evening from his annual hunting trip up
in the big woods of Wisconsin. He had
succeeded in gettirg only two deer when
over'aken By a severe accident which
laid him UP several weeks, and from
which he has not yet fully recovered, In
crossing a small stream he attempted to
help himself by clinging to bush,
which gave way letting him fall back
ward striking his side on knot on
log back of him. Two or three ribs were
broken, and he was several hours getting
back to his stopping place, having been
alone when the accident happened. Up
to this time Mr.. Horner was having a
barrel of sport every day.
Charles f. Holmburg, who, about
four months ago, moved from this place
where he had lived about year, died at
Rochester, Pa, on Nov. 9th, the funeral
being held at that place on last Thanks
giving day. We had learned the report
of this death last week but were unable
to verify it, until seeing the fact stated in
the Tidioute NeWS of which place Mr..
Holmburg was a former resident, and
where he held membership in Macli-
nav Tent, No. SO, X. o. #. NJ. 1t has
been impossible to CLEAN any particulars
of his death. The deceased leaves an in
valid wife and two daughters. During
his residence here he was employed in
the mantel factory and by his excellent
moral habits, and quiet, gentlemanly
bearing, gained the good will and high
respect of all with whom he came in con-
tact.