The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-03-06
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

City friends over last Sabbath.
VIM. McNair, prominent Oil City
attorney, died on Saturday last.
d. A. Everhart was pleasant caller
while in town a short time Monday.
p. A. Anderson is visiting his broth
er at Matthews Run, Warren county.
Miss Florence Klinestiver visited
friends in Oil City yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Anna Hassey of Oil City, is
guest Of Mrs. Chas. Hunter of the West
Side.
Will Shoemaker is up from Parsons,
W. Va, and expects to remain until
spring.
Roy Sutton was over from Marien-
vile on a visit to Tionesta friends last
Friday.
Miss Genevieve Doutt was guest OF
her aunt, Mrs. j. A. Hart in Oil City over
Sunday.
Miss Bessie Rhodes was up from Oil
City on visit to her parents over last
sabbath.
Mrs. S. ]. Campbell is paying her
daughter, Mrs. Henry Giering visit at
Pleasantville,
Mrs. It. C, Jackson and daughter,
Mrs L. ]. Hopkins, were visitors to OIL
City last Friday.
w. A. Connolly, of Hickory town.
ship was business visitor to the county
seat on Monday.
Stephen King of EndeavOr, was
pleasant caller at the REPUBLICAN office
| Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Geo. Carr, of Bradford, is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. L. L. Cor
man, at EndeavOr. Pa.
Miss Maud Mays and Claud Price, of
Tionesta, were in town Tuesday evening.
-MdrienUiHe Express.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Reck of jerks
township, were guests of the formers
mother here over Sunday.
-.Irs. J. W. Jameson, who has been
quite severely with grip for the past three
weeks, is implo owing slowly.
Miss Frances B. Siggins of West
Hickory, was the guest of Mrs. j. II.
Robertson oyer the Sabbath.
Mrs. II. l.. Weston of Cropp hill,
spent Sunday in Tionesta with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Wolcott.
james Welsh, of Baltown, was in
town Monday on his way to The Dia-
mond, where he has oil interests.
W. S. Setey, who was at home last
week attending court as juror, returned
to his work in Sharon on Monday.
Miss Edith Hopkins of Tionesta, is
visiting with Miss Virginia Siggins,
North Washington street. TitusUHle COu-
rier.
-Ex-County Commissioner Herman
Blum, of German Hill, is rejoicing over
the arrival, last Saturday, of fine boy a.
his home.
Miss Mildred Horner very pleasantly
entertained number of her young
friends at cards at the Central House on
Monday evening.
j. W. Cook of Allegheny, was trans
acting business in town Monday and
Tuesday, and took occasion TO shake
hands with numerous old friends.
S. +. Church, of Hickory township
l. IIa ,,roc
particularly happy over the arrival OF a
fine daughter at his home on the 23d ult
Jake Siggins of the lower oil field, is
stopping few days in town, having just
returned from his annual fishing expedi-
ton on Chautaqua lake, where they are
allowed to spear fish through the ice on
certain days during the month of Febru'
ay. Many fine specimens are taken in
this way, some that weigh 80 and 40 lbs
Mr.. and Mrs. n. p. Wheeler, Miss
Rachel aud Masters Roy and Rex Wheel
er, of Endeayor, and Miss Florence
Clarke of Tidioute, attended the inaugu'
raj ceremonies of President Mckinley a
( Washington Monday. So far as we have
heard they were the only representatives
Forest county had at the imposing event
Rev. f. L. Glass, the highly-esteemeC
astor of the Free Methodist chnrch IL
Ridgway, is lying quite i'll with severe
attack of grip. He was taken i'll at Hall
. ton Friday evening last, having gon'
there to visit Mrs. Thatcher, who wa
} quite i'll. He had severe chill that night
but seemed better Saturday morning anC
. managed to get home, but he had to go a
, once to bed, where he has been since
( His many friends sincerely hope he may
speedily recover.
Rev. J. V. McAninch leaves to-da.
for New York from whence he will sal
on the steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II mex
Saturday, 9th inst, for his tour of Pal
l estine. His party will consist of twenty
, three persons, and it is expected tina
about three months will be necessary +
complete the itinerary of the Holy Land
Mr.. McAninch expects to be absent abou
: five months in all, and his many friend
: in this county who wish for him a pleas
ant and profitable soiourn abroad, and
Il safe return home, will be kept posted oI
d his trip through the columns of the RE
u PUBLICAN. During the major portion
. his absence Rev. A. s. Stewart, of tn
u United Presbyterian church, and for
+ number of years pastor of the church Q
1t Redclyfe this county, will fill the pulp
! at this place, and will ofliciate for th
first time next Sabbath.
1t In MemOriam.