The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-10-16
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

Mrs. G. G.. CASTOR left Monday noon
to visit her parents at Utica, Pa.
Mrs. J. B. Muse and mother, Mrs.
George, are visiting in Franklin.
Miss Carrie Matha was a visitor to
Oil City last Saturday afternoon.
Miss Louise Killmer is now clerking
in Killmer Bros. dry goods store.
Mrs. Clara Hayden of Siverly, is cir
culating among Tionesta friends.
Miss May Clark was up from Oil City
to spend Sunday with her parents.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. A. Hart are up from
Oil City for few days visit with rela-
tives
Will Lyons of Butler, Pa, is guest
at the home of bis aunt, Mrs. VIM. Law
renee.
Alex McCarty of Oil City, is here for
few days visit with his uncle, Thomas
MAYS.
Mrs. Kate B. Craig gave a five o'clock
tea to a number other lady friends last
evening.
Mrs. Minnie Phillips of Youngsville,
Pa, is here on a visit TO her sister, C. X.
Bradbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Zahniser spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Young
at Buck Mills.
Miss Kathleen Joyce of the High
School faculty spent Saturday with
friends in Oil City.
Our old friend Samuel Mervln of
Hickory township, paid us a pleasant
visit yesterday morning.
Hat Lawrence was out Monday
taking his first airing after his eight
weeks siege oftyphoid fever.
Mrs. S. j. Lynch ard children of
Endeavor were guests at the home of D..
W. Clark tie first of tie week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell of Grove City,
were guests of the latter's sisters Mrs.
T. e. Armstrong over last Sabbath.
Mrs. c. l.. Pardee of Los Angeles,
California, was guest of her brother,
L. D. Wasson, during the past week.
DIR. d. l.. McAninch of Lamertine,
Pa, was guest of his brother, Rev. j..
V. McAninch, over last Friday night.
MIR. and Mrs. George Meader of Ii
tusville, are visiting the latter's parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Wiregard on German Hill.
Miss Christine Agnew, teacher of the
Cooper Tract school, Howe township,
was at home with her mother over Sun
day.
Mrs. j. G. Dale and Mrs. Jennie
T.. Partridge entertained number OF
their lady friends at a five o'clock tea
last Friday.
Mrs. Paup and daughter, Miss Ida,
of the High School faculty, have moved
into the rooms over f. Walters IL Co. s
millinery store.
Mr.. and Mrs II. L. Moody and Mr..
and Mrs. viii Wertz returned Monday
morning from trip to Pittsburg on a
fleet of flat boats.
Mrs. Dr. Price of West Chester, Pa,
was a guest of her sister, Mrs. S. d. r.
win over Sunday, on her return home
from the Pan-Ex.
Nicholas Ikenburg, who has been in
the Oil City hospital for the treatment OF
| his hand was at home over Sunday and
is getting along nicely.
Mrs. Mary Joyce, who has been EN-
ployed duiing the season in Pittsburg
millinery establishment, is at home lc
recuperate from an attack fquinsy.
Will D. Hunter who has spent the
last year at Warren, has gone to Nyack,
n. Y, to attend school year at the
Christian Alliance Missionary Institute.
Elmer Densmore, who some time age
pulled up stakes" at Fagundus and
moved to Buck Mills, was shaking hands
with Tionesta friends Monday of this
week.
The REPUBLIcaN acknowledges q
very pleasant call yesterday morning
from Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Shots of Tylers
burg, who were paying visit to this
county seat.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Wyman, Mrs. j
II. Fones, Mrs. Charles Hood, the Misses
Lizzie and Mamie Ritchey, and Alar
Gordon left on the noon train Monday
60 pa la aud tho
Capt, S. N. Horner, Capt Steele anC
Calvin Garvin of Allegheny City are I
jolly party stopping with Bert Thomson
at Jameson for the purpose of hunting
aud fishing for few weeks.
Will Klinestiyer was down from
Sheffield visiting friends during the pas
week. He accompanied his father, Geo
Klinestiver, of Nebi aska, on few days
trip to the Pau-Ex. yesterday.
George L. Scott, one of jerks town
s'.ip's lifelong citizens, has taken up hi
residence in Kane, which is equivaien
to saying that Marienville has lost goo
citizen and Kane mas gained one.
Col. J. w. II. Reisinger and brother
Roe Reisinger, Esq, of Meadville an
Franklin, respectively, are here thi
week for little recreation and irciden
tally 10 see what the game prospects are
Mrs. Pennell and son Clyde, of Ber
ian, Michigan, who have been viewn
the sights of the Pan-E -Ex., stopped in Tic
nesta a few hours Yesterday on their re
turn home to visit her cousins, J. "
and @. Jameson.
Church Hill personals:-Mr. an
Mrs. Charles Schaeiler and VIM. Crop
are Pan-Ex. visitors this week. Mr.. an