The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-06-20
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

r. y. McBeth was over from Cooks
burg on business last Thursday.
Mrs. Bates and Miss Fransue of Ti>
tusville are visiting friends here.
Miss Hattie Gould ofOil City is visi-
ting her mother, Mrs. S. III. Haslet.
Jacob Rreck of Titusville was the
guest of Harry Dano last Saturday.
DIR. C. d. Baker of Elyria, Ohio,
is the guest of Attorney Ritchey's fam
lily.
DIR. Bovard spent part of the past
week at Grove City, where he first en-.
tered college.
"A. G. Ludwig and Bertha NJ. Painter,
both of Marienville, have been granted a
marriage permit
Mr.. and Mrs. p. X. George of Fra k
lin, we're guests last Saturday of their
daughter Mrs. ]. b. Muse.
Mrs. Susan Smith of Cham bersville,
Pa, is guest at the home of her nephew
and sisterinlaw, r, i. Carson and
mother.
Rev. C. G. Rumberger and c. A. Hill
left Monday for Philadelphia and will
take in the Republican national conven-
ton this week.
Jim, Percy, viii and George Shoe
maker and Fred Bristow are painting at
Kellettville, having five or six buildings
to do in that place.
Hart and Misses Laura and Emma
Lawrence departed for Elkhart, Ind last
Wednesday, where they expect to visit
friends for three or four weeks.
Mrs. Belle Kinniston of Crown, Pa,
and Mrs. DR.. Summervillo of Rimers-
burg, Pa, we're visitors at the home of
Mr.. Charles Clark last Friday.
Will Killlner is having the inside of
his building, corner of Elm and Bridge
streets, (the Raab buildingl very mater
tally improved and beautifed.
MIR. aud Mrs. A. b, Kelly were sum-
moned to Cincinnati on Monday of this
week by the receipt OF a telegram an
nouncing the very serious illness of their
daughter, Mrs. W. II. Rogers.
John Cook of Cranberry, Pa, and
Yves Cook and little daughter, Zodie, of
Rising Sun, Ohio, brother and nephew,
respectively, of Mrs. Thos. Mays, of this
place, were here on a visit a portion of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II, Robertson de-
parted for Philadelphia Saturday, eX-
pecting to be gone about ten days. They
will visit Atlantic City and Washington
while in the East, and incidentally look
in upon the Republican national conven-
tion while in the Quaker City.
Rev. J. V. McAninch will occupy the
pulpit of Rev. DR.. Conway at Brookville
next Sabbath, the latter having been un-
able for some time to preach on account
of serious illness. There will be no
preaching at the Presbyterian church
next Sabbath in consequence.
Miss Inez Brownell, who resigned
her position in Mead township, a few
months ago TO accept position in the
Warren school has again been rendered a
position by the Mead school board, ow-
ing to the general satisfaction which she
gave while with them. She has accepted
the position Mirror.
Frank Swanson, who has been with
the Tionesto Mantel Company since the
works began operations, left for Canisteo
N. Y, Monday, whore he has engaged to
work for an extensive firm. Besides
being finished carver Frank has many
other good qualities that made him pop.
ular with our people, who are sorry tC
lose him as citizen and all round good
fellow.
Nathaniel Gildersleeve, of Brookston,
this county, was one of the graduates OF
the medical department of the Pennesyl-
vania University at Philadelphia last
week. MATS" many Forest county
friends heartily congratulate him on this
occasion, and will wish him abundant
success in his profession. Other gradu-
ates known to many of our readers are
John Dale Greaves of Warren, from the
medical department, and John Edwin
Sibble, a former Forest county boy, from
the law school.
-Ex-Sherifi Sawyer is in Boston on a
visit to his relations and friends. From
the Charlestown, Mass, Enterprise, we
take the following item, indicating that
George is having good time among the
friends of his boyhood days: "George
w. Sawyer has made the journey from
Tionesta, Pa, for the special purpose OF
being in Charlestown again during a
Seventeenth celebration. For full term
of three years he was sheriff at Tionesta,
and had been connected with the sherifi's
Office for a score of years. He is now re-
tired from active business and in full
possession of his mental and physical
powers. He is being entertained by his
four brothers, jefferson Sawyer, Charles
w. Sawyer, Albert Sawyer and William
f. Sawyer, the druggist at fremont and
Ruggles street."
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