The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-02-21
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

|, iohh lhOuSeS WAS uOWu lIOul llui-
QUITE on business yesterday.
Jas. G. Carson was down from West
Hickory few hours Monday.
"A. II. Darrah of Tidioute was bus
mess visitor to town on Monday.
Mrs. ]. C. Scowden has been quite i'll
for few days past with heart trouble.
"A. j. Reece Of Plumer, has moved to
the Overlander place on Tionesta creek
Isaac Jones, Esq, of Fagundus was a
business visitor to rionesta on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Amann and son,
Paul, visited recatives in Warren over
Sunday.
-Lumberman Geo. +. Watson of Co
lima was transaciing business in town
Monday.
Mrs. S. S. Garfield returned Monday
from two weeks visit with her sister
in Ttusville.
Sam Mcknight of Oil City visited his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Camp
ueIl nere yeSterudys
f. NJ. Reck and son Rowland, of
Marienvlle, were visitors to the county
seat over last night.
j. S. Carr, Of Louisville, Warren
county, is paying visit to his brothers
in-law, f. r. and G. A. Lanson.
Mr.. II. e. Ramsey of Utica, Pa. came
Saturday to join Mrs. Ramsey in visit
to his sister, Mrs. G. G. CASTOR.
VIM, Orme of Petroleum Centre has
moved into the Roberts house. He
will be engaged with the Dale & U.ey
livery.
Mrs. w. II. Dotterer of Ross Run,
went to Emlenton Monday to see her
only brother, Nathan Stover, who is SER
iously i'll.
Jacob Corb of Tionesta township
went to Philadelphia Monday, where lie
will enter a hospital for treatment for
stomach trouble.
-Cele Shimp, the deaf mute who has
been living with his uncle, Philip Emert,
for the past year, has gone to his people
at Columbus, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Proper have
moved TO the farm at the top of the Ger
man Hill road, where they will be at
home to their many friends.
Mrs. S. j. Campbell returned Mon
day from Pleasantville where she had
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Henry
Giering, who has been qui'e ill.
Uncle Benjamin May seems to have
taken turn Tor the better, and in the
past few days he seems to have gained
considerable strength and vitality.
Jake Siggins came up from the West
Virginia oil fields last week. and is drill
ing for the contractors who are operating
for Farmer Dean near Baum station.
j. T. O'Rourke and family OF May
burg were registered at the Central
House Friday evening, being on their
return from a visit to their former home
in Cleveland.
Miss Emma Clark of Worthington.
Armstrong county, and Miss Ruth Meals
of Oil City, sister and niece, respectively,
of Mrs. G. c. Rumberger, were her guests
over last Sabbath.
Marriage licenses issued Monday of
this week VIM. Weist and Ellie G.
Mohney, both of Guitonville. Matthias
Cunningham of Titusville and Elizabeth
o. Hara of Stewarts Run.
IS. A. Lyle, employed by the Watson
Lands Lumber company, at MAY burg,
Forest county, spent thrse or four days
of the past week in Brookville, with his
parents and friends here Democrat.
&C. f. Landers of Cassadagua, n. ",
has moved his family into the Robinson
house, at lower end of town, lately va
Gated by Will Ball, and will make Tio-
nests his home. James Landers pur-
chased this property.
Mr.. Simon, whose severe injuries
sustained two weeks ago have kept him
confined to his bed at Mr.. Lawrences
residence, was able to be conveyed TO his
home in Oil City last evening. His many
frie, DIS here hope for his speedy recove-
ry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry o. Dean ofWhig
Hill, Pa, whose marriage is noted under
the proper heading in this issue, were
calling on Tionesta friends last Friday.
Henry and his fair bride have our best
wishes for happy and prosperous fu-
ture.
Landlord c. f. Weaver of Hotel Ag-
new is bound 10 keep his popular host
lery up to date and has added to his corps
of assistants couple of colored gentle
men from Oil City, Joseph Murphy and
George Rankins, who will act as porter
and waiter respectively.
West Hickory.
w. q. wilkins was called to Fredonia