The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-10-24
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.


Oil City friends oyer Sunday
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hood of
Tionesta township, a son, last night.
Mrs. r. n. Speer returned Monday
from visit to friends in Cooperstown,
Mrs. c. J. Partridge is up from Pitts
burg on visit 10 her mother, Mrs, j. G.
Dale
&C. Il. Anderson is in DuBo's attend
ing the funeral of a cousin named Elmer
Swanson.
Miss Ida skinner of Bradford is
guest of her sister, Mrs. j. d. w. Reck
of this place.
John Lawrence is home from Cham
berlain Institute, Randolph, n. Y, for a
weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Kelly spent
part of last week with relatives in Pitts
burg attending family reunion.
Rev, j. V. McAuinoh returned lest
Friday from a months vacation with
relatives in Kansas and Missouri.
Mrs. G. e. Gerow of the Central
House is a guest Of relatives in Hazel
hurst, McKern County, this week.
-Pritner Agnew of Youngsville, War
rem county, was guest of his brother, l..
Agnew, a couple of days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Weaver and chill
dren, of Hotel Agnew, visited friends in
Fryburg couple Of days last week.
W. C. Saliade OF Marenvlle was a
pleasant caller at the REPUBLICAN Office
while in town on business last Thursday.
Miss Delva Randall was in Siverly
last Friday and Saturday as delegate to
the district Christian Endeavor conven
ton.
J. s. Seyiang of Bradford was in
Tionesta on business a couple of days
last week and was guest at the Central
| House.
Sons were born last week to Mr.. and
Mrs. S. r.. Carson, Hunter Run, and Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Weingard, of Harmony
township.
Garfield Grove, who has been in the
West Virginia oil fields is at home having
to quit work there on account of the scar
city of water.
J. Il. Eek and Julia A. Walters, both
of Redclvfie, this county, have been
granted license 10 wed by the Clerk of
Jefferson county.
Mrs. Jennie f. Aguew and Mrs. l..
Fulton very handsomely entertained the
domino players at the homo ofthe former
last Friday evening.
Mis-, Julia Hoskins, niece of II. II.
Shoemaker, aged about II years, died at
her home in Mercer Saturday, the 2Oth
inst, of typhoid fever.
Misses Emma Thompson and Edith
Galley were delegates from Nebraska to
the Epworth League Convention al
Tidioute last Saturday,
Congressman Hall was down from
Elk esterday looking after his political
fences, which we are inclined to think
are badly in need of repairs in Forest
county.
Mrs. Jennie Clark and Miss Carrie
Hamburg, of Philadelphia, sister-in-lav
and niece of Capt. G. w. Clark are guests
at the home of the Captain and othel
relatives.
Mrs, J.. w. McCrea and daughter
Lillian spent Sunday in Eagle Rock, will
Mr.. McCrea's mother, who is quite ser
iously i'll, but was some better at las
accounts.
Mrs. l.. D. Whitcomb and son Fran
els Of West Hickory, departed Monday
for Ostrander, Washington, where they
will Join Mr.. W., who has been there fo
some time.
Ernest and VIII Vantassel of Lud
low, Warren county, were guests of thei
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Eden
during the past week, returning hom,
Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. f, L. Allison arrived
in Tionesta last Friday from Wisconsin
whero they have resided for number o
years past, and are now visiting at thei
old home at Nebraska
Mr.. j. n. Dunn, who has been stop
ping with his son, DR.. Dunn, during tn
summer started for Sistersville, W. Va.
Yesterday, where he will remain for
while with his 10 sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Bender of Wes
Hickory were business callers at the RE
PUBLICAN office Saturday. Mr.. B. ad
vertises his ho,el and farm for sale in thi
weeks issue. See the notice elsewhere.
Arthur Weant OF Nebraska, one of For
est county's most excellent young men
f has gone 10 Westford, Crawford county,
J thriving town on the Erie IL Pitsbur
J R'y, where he has purchased a atlourishn
} hardware store, and will probably max
that his home in the near future. Al
thurs many friends will wish him abdI
: dant success.
Min. McMichael, a former resider
I of Tionesta township, returned Monda
Y evening from a trip to New Mexico, Co
g orado, and other Southwestern State
o lie left this section over a year ago
5 seek relief from asthme'ic trouble, an
$ has been greatly benefited by the chang
i of climate. He travelled quite extensiv