The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-05-01
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

ohNNAio rIlud9s
Joseph Clark was a business visitor
to franklin Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Agnew were War
ren visitor Saturday.
F. F. whittekin LEFT for Washington
State Monday evening.
Hart Lawrence is down from Grun-
deryille for a short visit.
Mrs. ]. S. Grove visited Oil City |
friends part of last week.
Miss Belle Jameson is. visiting |
friends in Clarion this week.
Miss Mabel Slggins of Pleasantville,
is guest of Miss May Sanner.
Mrs. G. W. Bovard and son Roy |
were Oil City visitors Saturday.
Miss Alice Siggins, of West Hickory,
is guest of Mrs. j. II. Robersten.
Miss May Clark has returned to Oil
City, after two weeks stay at home.
George Killmer was business visi-
tor to Pittsburg the first of the week.
II. d. Collins of Nebraska. is again
able to be out and attend to business.
Mrs. John Sheasley of Kittanning, is
guest OF her aunt, Mrs. r. l.. Haslet.
Mrs. w. p. Murray and daughter,
Helen, Went to Erie Monday on a visit
to relatives.
-Mesdemes j. P. Grove and J. F. Pro-
per left yesterday noon for weeks visit
in Pittsburg.
Mrs. Z. II. Mcbride of Franklin,
visited her sister, Mrs. A. C. Urey, over
last Sabbath.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Maze and Miss Edith
Campbell Of Clarngton are guests of Mrs,
Eli Holeman.
L. L. Branch of the Central House,
Clarington, was a business visitor to the
county seat Saturday.
Fred. wilkins was down from West
Hickory last evening to attend. COM
mencement exercises.
Miss Ora Graham of Oil City, was the
guest of her friend, Miss Alice McCrea, a
few days of the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Leeper Of Tole-
do, Ohio, were guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. J. IL. Huling, Monday.
Mrs. T. c. Jackson came down from
Warren Monday to visit her daughters.
Mesdames Hopkins and Proper
Miss Berdie Foreman has gone to
! Meddville to spend couple of wees 5
with her cousin, James f. Foreman.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Horner and Mr..
and Mrs. A. H. Gallup of Allegheny
+ Springs, are guests at the Central House.
: II. b. Hoover, the well known creek
q and river pilot, died at his home at Barnes,
y Warren county on the Goth ult,, aged Il
/. years.
s e. A. Yetter and his two bright little
IS girls, Margaret and Madeline, were with
Tionesta friends Wednesday and Thurs
: day of last week.
II George Raab was up from Oil City
= Monday shaking hands with old friends
It and giving them some Of his experience
F in the Philippines.
10 Charles Joynar of Marienville, and
Is Pauline McFail, of Eldred township
10 have been granted license to wed by
W the clerk of Jefferson county.
70 ". G.. Armstrong has moved into thu
W Partridge house, Mrs. NJ. T. HindmaT
> having moved her household goods from
there to Clarington last week.
e' Mrs. j. W. Morrow IS home from
IL three weeks visit at the bedside of he
$ aged mother in Indiana county, who ha
III been quite sick for some time past.
- Phillip Emert left for Philadelphi
~ Monday where at the Pennsylvania Uni
), versily he will have his leg examine
20 with view to having it operated on an,
ia Strengthened.
to John Joyce arrived home from tn
Id Philippines last Friday, and was hearth
he welcomed by his Tionesta friends. II
looks well, and seems to have enjoye
u his trip to the other side of the globe I'M
~ mensely.
p j. S. Kerr, of the firm of Kerr & SoI
~ the well known monument and heat
., stone makers, Of Oil City, is here an
i.' with their agent, W. G. Rogers, is settin
80 lot of work in the cemeterys of th
- place and vicinity.
oh Mrs. James Furman of Bradfor
"A stopped with her daughter, Mrs. A. v
Ma Richards over sunday, being on her wa
or to Scio, Ohio, where the family is mo-
la ing. Miss Bird Furman will renal
with her sister for a time.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Whitehill al
baby Helen of Marienville, are guests
he the formers sister Mrs. j. +. Wen
'e- Prof whitehill Just finished his secor
'no term as principal of the high school
sn Marienvile. and being in his line he WI
ioo an interesting auditor at the era 'uatil
'he exercises at the court house last evenin
- VIM. II Smith has moved fro
,rv wlkin, burg to the Henry Kiser farm,
oS Germsn Hill, and will give his attenti
.,u, TO tilling the soil Tor time. Mrs. Kis'
H. mother of Mrs. Smith, is at present wi
Of her daughters at Williamsburg. Harv
oo Kiser, who has managed the farm for
~ number OF years, goes to Pittsburg whe
,ot. he will be employed this summer.
and The Derrick says of the return of
,ad- former Tionestan, from the Philippine
ssly George Raao, VINO enlisteu az Iiem'
asst. of Co D, Forty-frst regiment, P. V.
eed for term OF two years, arrived in
h a city yesterday, having been invalid
h ho,na His Term of enlistment expi