The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-01-24
You AND YOUR FRIENDS.

business last Saturday.
Gus B. Evans was down from En-.
deavor last Wednesday.
Mrs. W. j. Bleakley of Franklin is q
guest of Mrs. A. b. Kelly.
Miss Ella Lawson of Eagle Rock Wis
tied friends here yestredaj.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Wy
man. yesterday, daughter.
%. F. Miles was business visitor to
Meadvill the first of the week.
DIR. Siggins was up from Oil City on a
professional visit last Thursday.
r.. j. Munhall of Pitstburg was a
guest of j. r. Osgood last Friday.
Il. J. Irwin of Warren was a busi-
ness visitor to Tionesta last Friday.
II. J. Cullen and little daughter were
up from Pittsburg part of last week.
Geo. B. Mum, Esq, of Warren was
in town on business part of last week.
II. d. Collins and j. r. Ault of Ne
braska, had business in Oil City on Mon
day.
-Chas. Albaugh, one of Hickory town.
ships good citizens, was pleasant caller
Monday.
Geo. Stitzinger and family of New
Castle, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Amann and son,
Paul, spent Sunday with relatives in
North Warren.
Miss Verna Whitmer, OF Hickory,
was a guest of her cousin. Miss Eva
Davis, over Suunay.
Sheriff Jameson and ex-Commis-
sioner Whiteman were business visitors
to Oil City Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Hopkins enter
tanned the domino players at their home
last Friday evening.
Peter aud Geo. Stubler, of Oil City,
were guests of Landlord Weaver at Ho-
tel Agnew last Friday.
H. c. Lott the well-known mill
wright of Tidioute, was registered at the
Central House on Monday.
Ed. Kiser, of Starr, one of the solid
and up-to-date farmers of Green town
ship, gave the REPUBLICAN pleasant
visit Monday.
Miss Belle Christie, of Kansas City,
Kansas, was a welcome guest of the fam
lily of her uncle, u. II. Schriver, from
Saturday to Monday.
Miss Bird Furman of Bradford, who
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. w.
Richards, entertained party of young
friends last Friday evening.
Frank Longstreth one of Green town
ships aunch Republicans, made us a
pleasant visit Thurs day last, and left a
substantial reminder of his call.
w. H. Bovard, of Branchton, Butler
county, who had business at Warren
last week, stopped off here on his return
to spend day or two with his brother G..
w.
Mrs. f. A. Wheeler and son Frank
spent from Friday until Monday with
Mrs. Wheeler's sisters at the old home
stead in Hickory, Forest county.-Mer-
Ger Dispatch.
The three-y ear -old daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. John Flick, OF Fox Greek,
Green twp, died of pneumonia on Sun
day last, and was taken to Scotch Hill
Monday for burial.
John Siggins of Tidioute and Orion
Siggins, of Hickory, were transacting
business here Tuesday p. Wheel
er, of Endeavor, was transacting business
here Wednesday.-W Warren Mirror.
Mrs. Nelson Grove of Troy Centre,
Pa, who formerly lived ON the Proper
farm on German Hill, has been visiting
relatives!n this vicinity for couple of
weeks and was a guest of Mrs. Fred
Brstow on Monday.
j. Ross Barr has taken charge of
Hotel Marien, at Marienville, and will
give it his personal supervision. Ross
has had much experience in the hotel
business which he will put to good use
in catering to the pnblic, a considerable
share of whose patronage he will un-
doubtedly win by keeping up the good
reputation OF his hostlery.
Some weeks ago John w. Wiles, one
of the industrious farmers of Tionesta
township, whose residence is on Smokey
Hill, contracted pneumonia which de-
veloped into dropsy of the heart, from
which he is now suffering, and from
which bis friends fear he may not recover.
At last accounts he was trifle better, and
it is hoped the improvement may con-
tinue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Cook, and
daughter, Augusta, of Nebraska left last
Thursday for a three months trip
through tine far weat. They will go via
New Orleans to Los Angeles, Cal, where
they will visit brother of Mr.. G. From
there they Will go to Vancouver, b. c.,
where they will visit other relatives, re-
turning home via the great lakes. They
will cover distance of nearly 5000 miles.
This should certainly be delightful trip
and they have endeavored to "time" it so
as to escape any cold weather or snow
storms.
Temperance Lecturer Nc COnnell Dead.