The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-01-02
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

kaminetas college over Christmas.
Miss Ida Fones was home from busi-
ness college at Pittsburg over the holi-
days.
Ted Kelly is up from Plttsburg on a
visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs A. b.
Kelly.
Miss Ellen Yetter, Of Marienville, is
a guest at the home of her aunt, Mrs. ].
Il. Wenk.
james and Robert Work Of West
Minister College spent last week at in
stitute here.
Harold Herman and Joe Joyce were
homo from Clarion Normal for the holi-
day vacation.
-Prothonatary and Mrs. J. II. Robert
son are visiting at the formers old home
Pottsvillc, Pa.
Miss Christine Aguew, a student at
Clarion Normal, came home to spend the
holiday vacation.
Miss Clara Lucas of Maricnville was
guest Of Misses Maude and Blanche
Mays over Christmas.
Rufus Dodge, one Of Marienvilles
old and respected residents died last
Thursday, aged rs years.
Miss Nettie Giering OF Pleasantville
was the guest of her sister, Mrs. X. c..
Heath, over the holidays.
Miss Lizzie Morgan Of oil City visit
ed her brothers, J. r. and VIM. Morgan,
here during he holidays.
Rev. f. f. shoup was down from
Buffalo last week shaking hands with
his many Tiouesla friends.
Rudolph Swanson was down from
jamestown, n, Y, visiting his young
friends during the holidays.
Mis- May San or attended the we'd
wing Of Miss Sue Magi,l and Ralph H..
Linton at Tidioute on Dec. 2lth.
w. A. Shewman, Jr., wife and little
daughter, Of Gallon, Ohio, are visiting
the parents of Mrs. Shewman, at Goliuza,
Miss Marie Smearbaugh was home
from Oberln college to spend the hoii-
days, returning to her studies yesterday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Horne Of Youngs
town, Ohio, were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
C. +. Weaver at Hotel Agnew during the
holidays,
v. C. and T. L. Armstrong enter
tained their motherand youngest brother
\. D. Armstrong ofGrove City during
the holidays.
N. o. Weaver, who just recovered
from an attack of typhoid fever, is up
from Piitsburg ON visit to his brother,
@. f. Weaver.
John Lawrence of Tionesta and Miss
Ruth Cook Of Nebraska were home from
Chamberlain Institute, Randolph, n. Y,
for the holidays.
FIX Mayor George Birtcil was home
from Edenburg over Christmas to see his
friends, and incidentally to gaze on the
array Of pretty school teachers.
VIII Coleman, Mute and Harry
Zahniser and Ted Hood are uD from the
Ohio and West Virginia oil fields for a
visit with relatives aud friends.
Mondays Blizsard Miss Francis
McCollum, of the South Side, who has
been visiting friends in Tionesla for
some time, returned to this city to-day.
Capt. J. NJ. Keper of Centre county
stopped few days OF last week in town
with his daughter, Mrs. Jas. D. Davis,
being on his annual trip to Hot Springs,
Ark.
Misses Eta and Ruth Clark came
home from Philadelphia to spend Christ
mas with their parents and many other
| Tionesta friends. They returned 10 Phil
adelphis on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Sibble and son
Howard, of German Hill, and Mrs. WV,
Wertz, OF this place, left last Wednesday
afternoon for Lancaster to visit relatives
of the former and the home Of the latter.
Philip Emert left Saturday for Hyde
town, where he will enter the Ridgway
Saniiarium treatment for crooked leg
which has bothered him since childhood
His many friends will wish him success
full treatment.
F. A. Wheeler was up from Mercer &
part of last week on a social and business
visit to old friends Lereabout. Franks
friends we're pleased to note his robust
health, he having grown much stouter
almost to fatness.
Charlie Kirchartz OF Reynoldsvill re-
membered the editor as usual this Christ
mas, striking him in about the right spo
with a neat little box Of "Havanas,
which have been receiving adequate at
tention. Thanks, Charles, you couldn'
have guessed 1t better.
DIR. John Dale Graves, son Of the late
W. A. Graves Of Warren, has located il
Tionesta to practice medicine, and is 10
Gated in the elegant offices over the Fores
County National Bank. DR. Graves is
graduate OF The University of Pennsylva
mia at Philadelphia, in which city since
graduating, he has been connected will
one of the hos itals as resident physician
He is a genial gentleman and comes wei
recommended as practitioner.
Miss Maria Allen, long i'll OF con
sumption, died last Friday morning, 2ls
uii She has realized for some time wha
the inevitable end was to be-, yet sh,
calmly made all arrangements for he
funeral, giving away her personal effect
thoughtfully entering into all the mino
details. The funeral was held Sunday
with interment in Tidioute cemetery
Tidiome Neirs. Miss Allen was well anC
favorably known 10 many of our peopl