The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-11-06
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

Alex Swanson was Pan-Ex. visitor
last week.
&C G. CASTOR was in Meadville on
business a couple of days last week.
Miss Mildred Horner has returned
from visit to her parents at Kinzua.
Mrs. J.H. Kelly and Miss Artie Rob-
inson were Oil City visitors Saturday.
Mrs. C. Amann and son Paul were
visitors to the Pan-American last week
Miss Mable Young of Union City is Il
guest of Miss Iva Holeman for a few
days.
H. w. Kuhn of Tidioute, was
guest at the dancing party last Friday
night.
Miss Mildred Gilmore, of Helen Fur
mace, Clarion county, is a guest of Mrs.
s. r. Maxwell.
-Prothonotary Robertson returned
Monday from a weeks business visit in
Fleetwood, Va.
MISS lSlILlt blteuSldut anu utlCtt
Miss Birdie Petit were visitors to Oil
City on Monday.
Mathew Elliot of Newtown Mills,
gave the REPUBLICAN pleasant call
Monday morning.
e. D. Wasson and daughter Myrtle
returned Monday evening from visiting
friends in Meadville.
John Joyce, who is employed as mo.
torman on the Oil City street railway
came home for election.
r. J. Grove and Wash Ritchey, of
Sunville, Pa, are guests OF their old
friend, Judge J. a. Proper.
Mrs. G. L. Gerow is in Kinzua, Pa,
in attendance at the bedside of her grand
mother, who is seriously i'll.
Albert Haight of Clarington Pa, and
Sarah Levina Dean of Cooper Tract Pa,
have been granted license to wed.
-Leou Watson, superintendent of the
Salmon Greek Lumber Co.'S operations at
Kelettville, has moved his family from
Nebraska to that place.
-Messrs. X. c. Heath, G. II. Killmer,
S. J. and W. L. Wolcott have been in
Fauncetown for the past few days look
ing after their oil interests,
Mrs. Nancy B. Irwin and Miss II. G.
Irwin, of Franklin, were guests of their
brother, S. d. Irwin, Esq, during the
past week.
Thomas Lyons of Butler, Pa, is here
on his annual outing and bird hunting
expedition. He is guest at the home of
his uncle, S. II. Haslet.
Mrs. Harry Carr and children, who
have been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. +. Blum, for the past month,
TO her home at Duquesne, Pa,
Monday.
Mrs. j. IL. Fones, assisted by Mrs.
Clara Hayden pleasantly entertained
party Of lady friends last Thursday eve
ming. The party was in honor of Mrs.
II. L. Haslet prior to her depart ure for
the Southland.
Frank, the l6-year- son of Mr.
and Mrs. f. f. Sutley, of West Hickory,
died yesterday morning of pneumonia
after brief illness. He was the only
son, and the parents have the sympathy
Of many friends in their bereavement.
r. l.. Haslet and family, and A. w.
Stroup start for Burlington, y. c., to-
day, where the former expect to make
heir future home. Mr.. Stroup will see
how the climate agrees with him and
may conclude to move to that section
Aater on. The best wishes of their many
riends go with them.
Miss Edith Hopkins gave sheet
aud pillow case party on Halloween to
her young friends. Each guest was dis
guised in sheet and pillow case, and the
parade which formed down town and
up Elm street in the evening |
was altogether unique in character and |
quite startling. "a splendid tim,' was
the report of those present.
Mrs. George Holeman entertained
large number of her lady friends at
passing party''last Wednesday evening.
A passing party is one at which each guest |
is requested to bring some article they
most desire TO be rid of, and these are
passed around and exchanged among the
guests, who return home usually with
they desire even less than
that which they brought. But the di-
version is quite interesting aud affords
much merriment.