The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-04-17
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

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Mrs. J. W. McCrea was business
visitor to Oil City yesterday afternoon.
Miss Nellie Carson of West Hickory,
is guest OF her aunt, Mrs. r. l.. Haslet
C. w. Robinson and daughter, Miss
Artie, are visitors to Pittsburg this week.
w. A. Grove was down to Sugar Lake
last week looking after his oil interests.
! C. f. Watson and son Harry, of Go
lima, were business visitors TO Oil City
last Friday.
Mrs. Clara Hayden of Siyerly, Pa,
was the guest of Tionesta friends over
last Sabbath
L. Il. Branch of the Central House,
Clarington, was pleasant caller yester-
day morning.
Ex-Commissioner Peter Youngk of
Green Township. was a pleasant business
caller yesterday.
Miss Berde Foreman entertained a
number of her friends at her home last
Saturday evening.
Commissioners J. T. Dale, accompan-
led by his mother, is visiting friends in
Pittsburg this week
Mrs. u. T. Shriver, Mrs. Harry Wes-
ton, and daughter. Miss Matte, were Oil
City visitors yesterday.
-Alon Watson Shewman was born TO
Mr.. anl Mrs. w. A. Shewman Jr., at
Gallon, Ohio, April 10, 1901.
Commissioner James Plimpton OF
Venango county stopped in town few
houis last Saturday and visited friends.
Will Hunter, who has charge of one
of the important wards at the North War
rem asylum, is home on weeks vaca-
tion.
Jacob Swartzfager of Pigeon, was a
business visitor in town yesterday and
found time to give the REPUBLICAN
pleasant call.
Miss May Clark, who has been en-
ployed as operator by the Pennsy in Oil
City during the past winter, came home
yesterday for two weeks vacation.
-Messrs. S. j. Woicott and son William,
X. c. Heath and G.. II. Killmer were in
Titusville last Thursday on business con-
necled with their Fauncetown oil inter-
ests.
Relations here ofthe venerable John
Thomson of Stewards Run are advised
that he is gradually growing weaker, and
news Of his death may be expected at any
hour.
Gilbert Haskell Haight of Clarington,
and Cora Eshelman of Cooksburg this
county, were last week granted a mar
riage license by the clerk of Jefferson
county court.
Mrs. G. L. Gerow of the Central
House visited her father, II. W. Horner,
who is quite i'll at Allegheny Springs, a
couple of days last week. She reports
him as some better
w. W. Krbbs of Marienville, return
ed last week from his tour of the Orient,
having very greatly enjoyed the trip bar
ring about three weeb of the time when
he was taken sick on his way home.
Mrs. Justis Shawkey of Warren. pas
sed through town last Saturday on her
way to see her sister, Mrs. Isaac Long
ut Newmausville, who sustained stroke
OF paralysis on Thursday of last week.
Mrs. j. II. Fones returned Monday
evening from Pittsburg where she had
been to visit her daughter, Miss Ida, who
has graduated from Duff's Business Col
lege aud now holds lucrative position
in that city.
Sheriff Jameson accepted an invita-
ton from Sheriff d. N. Scott of Crawford
county, to attend the execution of Frank
Major at Meadvlle yesterday. The in
vtation appointed Mr.. Jameson Dep
uly Sheriff for the day.
Mrs. c. NJ. Whiteman took leave of
her friends Monday to join her husband
at jamestown, n. ", who has gotten set
tied down to business in that city. Miss
Kittie McMillen accompanied Mrs.
Whiteman to her new home.
Clara Malinda, daughter of Mar
tin Orn, died at the home of Jas. c. Welsh
at Belltown, Sunday night of this week.
The funeral was held yesterday, the
burial taking place in tho cemetery at
Wing Hill. She was aged sixteen year.
Attorneys Shawkey and Mum, of
Warren, were in Tionesta on legal busi-
ness a couple of days last week. Mr..
ShawKey informs us Of the serious illness
of his youngest son, Howard, on whom it
was necessary to perform an operation re-
Gently.
Lyman Cook of Nebraska, who sus-
tained such severe injury to one of his
eyes recently, is improving slowly and
his physician gives him assurance that
the sight of the injured eye will not be
impaired. All OF which Lymes many
friends will be glad to hear.
Charles Bowman was elected book
keeper and general superintendent of the
mantel works at this place at the direc-
tors meeting last Saturday, Mr.. Henry
having resigned the position. Mr.. Pow
man will move his family to this place
within a short time. He is full of energy
and perseverance and will without doubt
prove a success in his new position.
i. N. Patterson of Franklin, was
business visitor to TiOnesta last week.
Mr.. Patterson has started the 35th well OH
his leases across the river in Tionesta
township and nearly all have been re-
ported dry so far, but Mr.. Patterson is
not discouraged. His unwavering faith