The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-02-13
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Arner were yis-
itors to Oil City on Saturday.
Our friend, J. b. Erb of West Hick-
ory, was friendly caller Monday.
H. W. Horner went 10 Warren Mon.
day on few days visit to his brother.
&C. NJ. Whiteman was in Brockway.
vile on business the first of the week
County Commissioner ]. It. Dale was
a business visitor to Oil City last Friday.
Miss Madge Brennan of Pittsburg is
a guest OF her sister, Mrs. George l. Davis.
Mrs. G. Amann and son Paul visited
friends in Werren the first of the week.
Miss Bessie Rhodes was up from Oil
City to visit her parents overthe Sabbath.
-Prothonotary Robertson returned
last Saturday from business visit to
New York.
Mrs. Burhenn of Starr is visiting her
daughters, Mrs. J. X. Osgood and Mrs.
Charles Killmer.
Hart Lawrence came home Monday
from two weeks visit with Will Craig
at Vandalia, n. Y.
e. A. Yetter of Marienville was
business visitor here Monday and Tues
day of this week.
Landlord Powers of the Keystone
Hotel, Marienyille, was here on business
Monday evening.
Archie Holeman lett last Friday for
Ttusville where he has accepted a posi-
ton in restaurant.
Miss May Clark came up from Oil
City Saturday afternoon and spent Sun
day with her parents.
T. j. Van Geisen, who is doing some
drilling at President was up few hours
last Thursday evening.
-George Birtcll was over from Eden
burg over Sunday to visit his mother and
other Tionesta friends,
Mr.. aud Mrs. P. X. George of Frank
lin visited their daughter, Mrs. J. b.
A'i h9N "a Soib VI Aoob "bNh'
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Wilson of Frank
lin, were guests of G. W. Robinson and
family part of last week.
Joseph Wuerzge of whig Hill paid
the REPUBLICAN pleasant visit Thurs
day, while in town on business.
Miss Kathleen Joyce, teacher of room
No. 2 of the borough schools, visited |
friends in Oil City over Sunday.
Mrs. J. d. Gilbert of Tryonville, who
was a guest of Mrs. w. II. Saul of the
West Side last week. returned home
Monday.
-Martain G. Jones and Maria V. Bren-
neman of Clarington, have been granted
marriage license by the Clerk of JefIer-
son county.
-Messrs. Harry Davis and Robert Full |
ton and Misses Mildred Horner and |
Mary Joyce spent Sunday with Miss May |
Watson at Golinza.
j. C. knight and daughter, of Cooks
burg, were at the county seat yesterday |
and paid the REPUBLICAN Office pleas
ant visit while here.
Mr.. snd Mrs. G. G.. CASTOR visited |
friends in Oil City over Sunday and at
tended the play of "The Christian" at the
opera house Saturday evening.
Mrs. Huey and daughter Jesse of
Tldoute, and Miss Carrie Patterson and |
Miss Mae Simon of Franklin, were
guests of Mrs. Eli Holeman the past
week.
Hiram Irwin was up from Franklin |
last week on farewell visit to his uncle, |
S. d. Irwin. Esq. Hiram leaves this |
week to enroll as a student in the naval |
academy at Annapolis.
$. A. Lyle, who is engineer on the
big saw mill at Mayburg, Forest county,
returned TO work there on Wednesday,
after spending week with his parents
here.-BrookUilte Democrat.
The family of Jesse overlander, four
members of which are down with typhoid
fever, are reported as all improving ex-
cept Mrs. Overlander, who is reported in
very critical condition this morning.
Richard Irwin of Franklin, nephew
OF District Attorney S. D Irwin of this
place, and who is well known here, has
gone to Los Angeles, CAL, where he has
secured situation on large fruit ranch.
C. W. Robinson departed for Pitts
burg last Friday, where he will join his
former mercantile partner, Charles Bon
ner of Chicago, and together they will
enjoy month or six weeks recreation
IN southern climates. Their first stop will
be at Old Point Comfort, Va, and from
there Georgia, Florida and other States in
the South will be visited.
Invitations are out for the marriage
on the Dist inst, of Mr.. Geo. Meader of
Titusville, and Miss Julia, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Weingard of German
Hill. The ceremony takes place at the
home of the bride. On the same day an
other event, as rare as it will be interest
ing, will take place, being the celebration
of the fiftieth golden wedding) anniver-
sary of the grandparents of the bride,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dietrich Dekrager.
Robert B. Brown, publisher of the
Meaiville Democrat, died suddenly of
heart failure in that city last Friday eve
ming while sitting in chair at his home.
Mr.. Brown had been quite prominent in
newspaper and political circles for the
past forty years. lie was publisher for a
number of years Of the Clarion Democrat,
and in 1s69-7O represented Clarion and
Forest in the Legislature, when the two
counties comprised legislative district.
He WAS also editor of the Erie ObSerper