The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-02-14
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

business.
j. F. Proper is in Titusville on busi-
mess this week.
j, r. Osgood was business visitor
to Warren on Saturday.
&C. A. Lanson was business visitor
to Oil City on Monday.
Rev. J. N>McAninch was an Oil
City visitor last Friday.
Judge and Mrs. r. B. Crawford we're
visit,rs to Oil City yesterday.
j. W. Stroup. who is stopping in Oil
City, was up over last Sunday.
ALA Dunkle OF Oil City is the guest
Of his sister, Mrs. Geo. Killmer.
Mrs. j. S. Grove spent Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. York, in Oil City.
j. d. w. Reck and c. NJ. Whteman
were in Oil City on business yesterday.
-Jno. W. Black, Esq, of Pigeon, was
calling on friends in this vicinity last
week.
Misses Lucy Huling and May Clark
spent last Friday night with Oil City
friends.
Ms. H. Il. Ramsey and little daugh-
ter, Rachel are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
G. CASTOR.
County Commissioner r. NJ. Her
man was business visitor TO Oil City
last Friday.
Mrs. L. j. Hopkins and Mrs. Kate B.
Craig were guests of friends at Endeavor
last Friday.
Mrs. Gust. Horne and Miss Mary
Denslnger of Oil City, are guests of Mrs.
G. f. Weaver.
Geo. Holeman and Andy Mattern
were up from Astral, Venango county
over Sunday.
Harry Felt is again behind the coun-
ter at Hopkins store alter weeks wres-
tie with the grip.
Miss Florence Klinestiver spent
Saturday till Tuesday with Mrs. 7. j.
Cullen at Pittsburg.
Mrs. Clara Hayden and young son,
Guy, were up from Oil City 10 spend
Sunday with her brother, ]. ID. Fbnes.
Mrs. w. o. Noxon and children of
Oil City were guests Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Noxon of this p ace a part of last week.
Mrs. Kate b. Craig is in Cory this
week in attendance as delegate at the BIZ
ennial State convention Of the r. I. of T.
Peter Berry, who once represented
Forest county in the Legislature, is a can
didste for legislative honors in Venango
county.
Charles Kuhl of Redclyffe, this coun-
ty, and Clara Frazer, of Pennington twp,
Clarion county, have been granted a Ii
cense to wed.
The REPUBLICAN acknowledges a
pleasant call from Mr.. and Mrs. John M.
Elder, of West Hickory, who were Tio-
nesta visitors Monday,
j. r. Ault and Lew Cook of Neblas-
ka, were welcome callers one day last
week. They were on their way to Clin-
tonville, where Mr.. Ault is interested in
a most flourishing oil lease.
Mrs. NJ. Cox, of Boston, is here set
Ting up the affairs of her late husband,
Matthew Cox, who will be pleasantly
rememberd by many of our people. Mrs
C. is a guest at the Central House and
will remain three or four weeks.
Mr.. Simon, whose severe injury by
falling off the Lawrence foot bridge which
spans the creek was noted last week, is
gaining rapidly, and will be able to go tc
his home in Oil City in a day or two
His injuries were of very painful ma
ture.
Joseph Wuerzge of Wing Hill was
a welcome caller at the REPUBLICAN Of
flee last Thursday. Mr.. w. has been in
his day one of the hardest working citi-
zens of our county, but he is getting up
| in years now, and has not the health he
used to have, though he don't complain
of that.
leo. X. Lehner, with the Nelson q
Buchanan Co., of Chambersburg, Pa,
who are agents for the extensive Pitts
burg Bridge Co., has our thanks for
neat paper knife sent out by his firm.
| George has lots of friends in Tionesta and
they are not confined to the male popula-
tion entirely, either.
| Morris Einstein of Philadelphia was
visiting old Tionesta friends day or two
| last week. Morris was looking well and
enjoying life in its fullest measure. lie
will attend the Paris exposition next
summer "at the expense of his relatives
he says. They will have just so much
less coming when he leaves them his
fortune.
Miss Margaret Collins in her 2Sth
year died at her home in Oil City last
Friday afternoon, from tuberculosis
from which she had suffered for several
months. Miss Colling was we'll known
to many of our young people. she having
frequently visited the Misses Joyce here
Miss Kathleen Joyce was in Oil City
over Sunday in attendance at the inneral.
-Brookville Republican: - Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank L, Brown drove over from