The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-04-03
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.
Amos Ledebur OF Starr, was frient
ly caller Monday,

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Amos Ledebur OF Starr, was friend
ly caller Monday.
Clifford Craig was up from Oil City
Sunday with his mother.
j. B. Cottle is over from Marien-
Vile on "hellon business.
Conrad sibble of the Hill, dropped in
for friendly chat Monday.
Miss Lillian McCrea visited friends in
Eagle Rock part of last week.
Attorney Will Griffin was up from
Franklin Saturday on business,
Miss Christine Agnew has returned
TO her studies at Clarion Normal.
James T. Brennan Esq, was down
from Warren Saturday on business
w. J. Campbell returned Friday fr 'm
business trip through the ohiooil fields.
Mrs. l.. j. Hopkins and Mrs. J. f.
Proper visited Warren friends yesterday.
DIR. ]. b. Siggins was over from IT.
tusville on professional business Mon
day.
Mrs. +. f. whittekin and niece, Miss
Carrie Pennell were visitors to Oil City
las, Friday.
Mrs, II. J. Dykins ofRaymilton, Pa,
paid her brother, J W. McCrea, visit
during the past week.
-Arner Small of Nebraska, who was
home from Allegheny college on a short
vacation, returned yesterday.
j. II. Ault returned Monday from
Clintonville, Pa, where he had been
looking after his oil interests.
Mrs. J. L. Abbott of West End, Oil
City, was a guest of her sister, Mrs. An
gus Carson, during the past week.
Our old friend ex-co.nmissi0ner John
Thomson of Stewards Run, has been
seriously i'll for some weeks past, and
does not seem to get along as well as his
friends would like to see.
James Work, of Redclyffe, stopped
in town day or so last week being on
his way home from Westminster Col
lege, Lawrence county, for the Easter
vacation.
Rev. and Mrs. Ed. Zahniser of Apollo
are visiting Tionesta friends. He will
preach in the f. NJ. church at this place
next Sabbath evening and Mrs. Zahniser
will preach in the F. NJ. church at New
mansville.
-Rtv. W. P. Murray filled the NJ, L.
pulpit at Tidioute last Sabbath and Rev.
Mr.. Steele of West Hickory delivered the
Sabbath evening sermon at the NJ. f.
church here to large and appreciative
| congregation.
Mrs. J. w. Morrow was called 10 hei
former home near North Washington
Indiana county, to the bedside of her
mother, Mrs. Phillip Uncapher, who is
very seriously i'll with appendicitis. She
left on the train Monday night.
II. d. Collins, the extensive Fores
county lum herman, is i'll at his home a
Nebraska. Mr.. Collins scarcely know;
what it is to be sick, and his present at
tack, keeping him confined to his room
as it does, is very irksome to HIM.
Jas. ii. Butler has moved into part o.
the John Bigony house recently vacated
by S. j. Campbell. Harry Felt ha'
moved into the Adams house, vacstinl
the Richards house in the north ware
which will be occupied by station agen
McCrea, who is now living in a part o
Mrs. Reck's house.
james G. Bromley has moved t
town, occupying his newly acquired
property, the Moses Hepler house. Mr.
b. will hustle again this summer for on
of the best harvest machine concerns il
the country, and starts right by inserting
an attractive ad. in the REPUBLICAN thi
week, TO which attention is directed.
One of the timber RATS from up tn
river which landed here Monday evening
contained number of Warren people
who were out for a little pleasure trip
They were Mr. and Mrs. d. c. title, A
+. Samuelson, II. W. Jackson, ii. NJ
Wheeler, Carrie Grunder, Ella Leonhart
of Warren and VIM. Mace of jamestown
John Tome was the pilot on the fleet.