The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-04-10

in the county seat on business last Sat-
urday.
Ed. Corah is down from Warren on a
short visit to his sister, Mrs. DR.. F. S.
Hunter.
Mrs. Z. L. Dewoody and three daugh-
ters, of Fox creek, are visiting friends in
Franklin.
II. j. VanGiesan of Leechburg, was
shaking hands with Tionesta friends last
Saturday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Howard,
of Hickory township, Friday, April 5,
1901, a son.
Miss Lizzie Greenslade and niece,
Miss Birdie Petit, are guests of friends in
Clarion this week.
Fred Grettenberger, Tidioute's popu-
lar machinist, was business visitor to
| Tionesta on Monday.
-Prothonotary A. b. Collner of Clar-
ion, was business visitor to Tionesta
last Friday and Saturday.
Horace Walters, son of Peter Walters
ofthe north ward, is recovering FROM
severe attack of pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Amann and son
Paul, were visitors to the formers pa
rents in Warren over Sunday.
Miss Evelyn Clark returned last Fri
day from an extended visit with her
brother, Bruce, in Punxsutawney.
Miss Maggie Kline, who has been
visiting ber parents in Clarion county
for two months past, returned Monday.
Homer Hall was down from West
Hickory between trains yesterday and
shook hands with number ofOld friends
Miss Hattie Gould, a popular teacher
in the Oil City schools, was a guest of her
mother, Mrs. S. II. Haslet, over last
Sabbath.
j. p. Huling went over TO Marien-
willie and installed the new officers of the
Odd Fellows lodge OF that place last Sat-
urday evening.
--Chas. Bankhead the popular painter,
who is employed by Wheeler Il Dusen-
bury-at present working at'Whig Hill
was at home over Sunday.
Harry Bruner was down from West
ickory Sunday on his wheel, He has a
way of travelling on a bicycle that bad
roads don't much interfere with.
Miss Minnie Oaklund, who has been
a guest of her sister, Mrs. Alex Swanson,
for the pas: two weeks, returned to her
home in Jamestown, n. Y, Monday.
Squire Leon Watson of Nebraska,
returned last Friday from a visit to his
parents in Mill Village, Erie county.
He reports his mother in very poor health.
Miss Bertha Eppinger ofPlain Grove,
Lawrence county, who has been guest
of her sister, Mrs. o. F. Miles, for the
past three weeks, returned home Monday.
w. c. Brown Esq, Of Marienyille,
who is this week announced for County
Treasurer, subject to Republican usages,
is over in this end of the county looking
after his interests.
Geo. w. Meader of 1itusville is cir
culating among Tionesta friends this
week. He expects to be here considera-
bly, during the coming season engaged in
h 5 business of plastering.
-Selden whitman of the township,
who has been on a long visit to his sons
in Ohio, Kansas and other Western states,
returned Monday. having had splendid
vacation and "bully good" time.
John A. Wolf, who returned from
service in the Philippines about month
ago left for Toledo, Ohio. Monday, where
he will return to work in the oil digsings,
having fully recruited his lost flesh and
sinew.
L. r. Hall of Redclyffe, this county,
and Fannie T.. Bash of Indiana 'unty;
| Alfred Farnsworth of Warren county
and Mabel Hillard of Forest county, have
, been granted licenses to wed by the
; cler< of jefferson county.
Former Station Agent W. II. Saul
. moved with his family yes.erday to his
new home in Williamsburg, Pa, where
he has been located for some time, hold
) ing an important position on the main
1 line Of tine Pennsylvania Road. Our best
wishes go with you, William.
David Platner, who for the past two
years has had charge ofthe Hopkins farm,
I up near the county home, has moved 10
- town, occupying the w. $. Setley house
= in the north ward. Charles Lindel has
1 taken charge of Mr. Hopkins farm.
Squire f. E. King Of Tylersburg,
a was visitor to town Monday, and shook
5 hanls with whole lot of old friends
= Dick insists that he still votes the Demo
$ cratic ticket and that there seems in his
a makeup to be no shadow ofturning.
j Lawyer S. c. Calhoun departed for
Emlenton Monday, where he has con-
i cluded to locate for the practice of bis
e profession. Mr.. c. will not drop his bus
mess here entirely, but will be back as
occasion requires during court weeks.
Mrs. J. p. Grove gave a very pleas
t ant reception at her home last Friday
evening in honor Of Mrs. G. NJ. White
man, who will soon join her husband in
Jamestown. n Y, where the family will
T reside. The ladies OF George StoN Relie
!. Corn of which Mrs. Whiteman has al
WAYS been a prominent member, were