The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-11-28
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

Sheriff Jameson was in Oil City on
business last Saturday.
e. f. Fleming was business visitor
to Oil City last Saturday.
--rG, II. Killmer was in Meadville on
business a part of last week.
Mrs. ]. T. Carson was a guest of Oil
City friends over last Sabbath.
Mrs. Clara Hayden visited friends in
Oil City and SIverly last Friday.
Smith Setley of East Hickory was a
visitor to the county seat yesterday.
MISS. NJ. Henry was a guest of
friends in Oil City part of last week.
Mrs. S. NJ. Henry was a guest of
friends in Oil City part of last week.
-Mesdames L. j. Hopkins and J. F.
Proper are visiting friends in Pittsburg
this week.
ALA Dunkle was up from Oil City
last Sabbath on visit to his sister, Mrs.
G. II. Killmer.
District Attorney Irwin was in
Franklin on business Monday and Tues
day Of this we9k.
Mrs. Elizabeth Root and Miss May
Watson, of Golinza, left last Friday for a
six weeks visit in Rochester and Buffalo.
Clerk Robertson yesterday issued a
marriage license to Isaac W. Young of
Walnut Bend and Hester A. Booher Of
Hunter Station.
w, G. Rodgers, who has been en-
gagged at his trade as stone-cutter in
Franklin during the past summer, is at
home for weeks visit.
Adam Emert of German Hill and
daughter, Mrs. Fred Bristow, of this
place left Monday for Volencis, Butler
county, to visit relatives.
Friends of Mrs. It. F. Ritchey will be
panied to learn that she does not appear
to improve in health, but on the contrary
seems TO be growing weaker.
Announcement has been made of the
engagement of DR.. G. A. Black and Miss
Fransue Bates, daughter of Mrs. II. s..
Bates, of North Brown street. 1Ttusville
World.
Lester Parker, of Garfield, Warren
county, and Miss Mary Shaffer, OF Mar
ienville, this county, have been granted
license to wed by the Clerk of Elk
county.
-Messrs Jos. Joyce and Harold Her
man, of Tionesta, are among the latest
students to arrive at the Commercial de-
partment OF the Normal School.-Cla,ion
JdckSonidn.
W. II. Sanner, of Colorado City, COL,
is here on visit to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Sanner. This being his first
visit home in twenty-six years the Joy o
his parents can be imagined.
Mrs. George f. Zuver, one of the ole
and respected residents of Pleasantville
died at his home Tuesday evening of las
week, of infirmities ofold age. Her hus
band aud several sons survive her.
Jim Shoemaker, who is working a
his trade as painter, in Parsons, w. Va.
came home Monday for visit with hi'
wife at Endeavor. Jim presented the
REPUBLICAN, with a neatly vanished cant
which he says he cut on the Kelly's Fore
battlefield.
George w. Mong, returned last Fri
day 10 his work in the oil fields near To
ledo, Ohio, having spent couple of week
at his old home IN Tionesta township
During his stay he had the pleasure o
assisting in the capture of fine deer.
Judge Crisswell, ex-Prothonotar,
J. R. Robertson and Attorney N. F. Os
mer, of Franklin, spent part CT las
week here in quest of game. They re
turned Friday, not with a baggage ca
full of game, but having decent mes
all round, with which any true sports
who has been training dog for Judg
Crisswel entertained the latter Will,
here.
Mrs. A. B. Kelly and Mrs. Suie M
Sharpe gave very pleasant luncheon t.
their out-of-town friends last Friday
The invited guests were Mesdamas Daw
son, Brcitenstoin and Warden of Tidi
QUITE, Mesdames Stiles and Abbott of En-
deavor, Mesdames A. J. snd Orion Sig
gins and Misses Jennie and Justins Sig
gins of West Hickory, and Mrs. IL. S
Bates, of Titusville, and Mrs. S. d. irwin
and Miss Bertha Lawrence of Tionesta.
john Mooney, a well known employ,
of the Oil Well Supply company, of thi
city, left Saturday for West Newten
Mass, where on next Wednesday, Nov
%, he will be married to Miss Alice Nor
ris, highly respected young lady of tha
place. On his retuIl his many friend
will tender him a reception at the hom
of his brother, James Mooney, of Hick
ory. He will be at home to his friends a
2O4 Washington avenue, the first week il
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