The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-06-26
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS,

- ~ bdNls was DuSlutsS NlSllOI W
Warren yesterday.
Miss May Grove is guest of friends
in Oil City this week.
Miss Maude Grove was an Oil City
visitor Monday afternoon.
Vim. Smearbaugh left fer Pittsburg
Monday on business trip.
Ed. Dunkle was up from Oil City
visiting friends on Sunday.
j. X. Osgood returned Saturday from
a business trip to Pittsburg.
&C. X. Bowman, of the Mantel Works,
is in Emlenton on Business.
Miss Helen Murray left Monday for
Erie TO visit her grandparents.
Rev. w.P. Murray is holding series
of meetings at Golinza this week.
Miss Mae Watson, of Golinza, was
visitor to Oil City last Saturday.
Harry Klinestiver was dowi from
Tidioute visiting friends over Sunday.
j. II. osmer, Esq, of Franklin was
business visitor to Tionesta yesterday.
Born, to Mr.. aud Mrs. Robt. J. Ellis,
Monday afternoon, June "a, 1901, a son.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Meader of Titus
vile are visiting relatives on German
Hill.
Mrs. Murray, mother of Rev. Muir
ray, left Monday 10 visit friends at North
East, Pa.
Miss Blanche Pease has been re-
elected for a third term as teacher at West
Hickory.
Mrs. James Garfield is entertaining
hel friend Miss Leons Mcintyre of Sis
tersvllle, w. Vir-
e. A. Yetter and son Earl of Marien
willie were guests of the editors family
Saturday and Sunday.
orion Siggins and daughter of Hick-
ory were registered at the Carver House
today.-Warren Mirror.
w. A. Shuman of Gallon, Ohio was a
guest of his lather-in-law, G. L. Watson,
at Golinza part of last week.
F. II. LaDson has been in New York
on business during the past week, and
was registered at Hotel Victoria.
j. c. Scowden returned Monday af-
ternoon from few days visit with his
parents at his old home in Meadyille.
MIN" Craig, who has been visiting
his brother, Will, at South Vandalia for
the past four weeks, came home Monday.
&C. Il. Gerow of the Central House
who has been in Kinzua on business con-
nected with his hotel, came home last
Saturday.
Samuel FELTON, came home Monday
afternoon from the West Virginia oil
fields for few weeks rest and visit with
his mother.
Joseph Weaver, proprietor of the
Coulter House at Clarion, was a guest OF
his nephew, c. f. Weaver Of Hotel
Weaver here part of last week.
Joseph Voglebscher, of Lucinda Pa,
was a guest at the Hotel Weaver part OF
the past week. Joe, who was greeted by
many of his former friends here, has
been engaged in the West Virginia oil
fields for number of years past.
Clerk Robertson has granted mar
riage license to Mr.. Willis Wolf of john
lowen, and Miss Edna Everhart of Lick
ingville. Also to Mr.. Wade Simpson OF
Marienvile and Miss Sarah Snyder OF
Blacks Corners, Clarion county.
DIR. and Mrs. j. p. Getter, of Belle
vile, Mifilin county, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. f. +. Whittekin. DIR. Getter is
general manager of the X. V. Il. r., in
which Mr.. w. is interested. All will
leave next Monday to take in the Pan
Am. together.
Miss Emma Klinestiver has been
elected as teacher in Room of Sheffield
school, which is next in grade to the prin-
cipaIs position. Miss Emma has taugh
two terms in Warren county and this ad
vancement would indicate that her work
is quite satisfactory.
The Michigan Christian Advocate o
the sth inst, publishes very good hali-tonC
cuts OF the late "Auntie Perceval," anC
the venerable j. G, Psrcival, former resi-
dents of this county. The latter is still
living at the age of So years and asid,
from the shock sustained by the recen
death of his beloved wife, is enjoying re
markably good health.
Rev. f. Il. Glass and wife have moveC
from Ridgway to a lam near Bradford
where Mr.. Glass will put in year il
outdoor exercises that he may regain hi
former health and return if possible t,
the ministry. Their post Office address
will be Tuna Creek, Pa. Miss Bessi
Glass, the only child of the family, viii
finish teaching her present class in stem
ography and typewriting and then go Il
her parents. Many of our people viii
regret the necessity of this excellent fam
lily leaving Rilgway, but they will sin
cerely hope for the early restoration t.
health of Rev. Glass. His compulsor.
retirement will be great blow to tn
denomination.
As To Sunday Fishing.
Discussion is going on in some OF tn