The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-05-22
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

Alex Swanson is at home from James
town. as Juror this week.
WIN. Dram was up from Oil City to
visit his family over Sunday.
Russell and Edith Hopkins are visit
ing frineds in Warren this week.
j. w, Green visited his parents at
Kinzua a couple of days Of last week.
Mrs. II. w. Horner spent a couple of
days OF last week with friends in Warren.
Miss Helen Murray is at home from
three weeks visit with friends in Erie.
Mrs. w. A. Grove and Miss Nettie
Hunter were Oil City visitors Friday al
ternoon.
Mrs. j. X. Morgan returned Monday
from two weeks visit with friends in
Oil City.
A. p. and Emanuel Anderson of
Brookston were Pleasant callers this
morning.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gathers
of fTrunkeyville. Monday, May 20, 1901, a
daughter.
Frank Swanson was down from
jamestown, N. Y, visiting friends over
last Sunday.
Ms. G. c. Henshaw, Of Glenshaw
Pa, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
S. c. Johnston.
Miss Name Fitzgerald returned yes
terday from visit with friends in Sis
tersyille, w. Va.
Miss Pearl Ehrhart, of Cooperstown.
was visiting her brother, Harry McIn-
tosh, here last week.
F. W. Roger, of Carington, in town
as Juror this week, gave this office a
pleasant call yesterday morning.
Misses Florence, Fulton and Helen
Smearbaugh are visiting Marienville
this week, guests Of Miss Ellen YetteE.
Mrs. Ira b. Murphy of Berns, Ind,
is here on a visit to her sisters, Mrs. W.
f. Morgan and Miss Lizzie Greenslade,
DIR. Morrow aud w. II. stiles oI
West Hickory and Endeavor, dropped
in for few minutes yesterday after noon
Mrs. It. II. Nicholson and daughter
Georgia, of Oil City, were guests of the
family ofw w. Grove over last Sab
bath.
John Gold, formerly foreman of the
finishing department of the mantel fac
tory, is circulating among Tionesta
friends.
Jos. Morgan returned 10 his work al
Grunderville, Warren county, Monday
Mrs. Morgan accompanied him for
weeks visit.
Mrs. b. F. Barras, of South Oil City
was here last week in the interest of the
Christian Herald, for which Journal she
is canvassing.
Mrs. Alice Vought is in Pitts burg
this week, with her niece, Miss Iva Hole
man, who is still in the hosl ital, but Is
improving nicely from her attack of ty'
phoid pneumonia.
Rev. w. p. Murray will deliver the
annual address at the District convention
of the Home Missionary society of tho
NJ. i. church in session at Oil City this
Wednesday evening.
Squire A. II. Barton, OF Lynch one
Of Howe townships new justices, was
a Tionesta visitor this week and lifted
his commission. He paid the REPUB
LIcAN friendly call during his stay.
Among the first of the Forest county
people to visit the Pan American arr
Mrs. c. Y. Detar of Kellettville, and Mrs
w. F. Jones and daughter of Newtowr
Mills, who started for Buffalo Monday.
Miss Blanche Tallman, the popula
music teacher Of Tidioute, has been sue
cessful in securing class of pupils her
and commenced her instructions las
Thursday. She will be here every Thurs
day hereafter.
d. d. G. NJ, J. p. Huling, Represen
tative J. r. osgood and F. r. Lanson q
Tionesta lodge lett Monday to atten
the annual session of the Grand Lodge
10. o. f. Before their return Mr.. Os
good expects to spend couple of day
in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Henry Kiser of German Hi
has issued invitations to the marriage q
her daughter Miss Florence Gertrude. t
Rev. Charles A. Rhiel former pastor of NJ
Zion Luthern church, in which the cere
monies will be performed, at oclocl
M, p. Wednesday, June 9Th.
= The professional card OF Messr'
, Shawkey & Mum, attorneys, appear
this week in our columns. These gentle
men have already built up very mic
practice in our county which is increa'
ing rapidly, owing TO the vim and energ
with which they attend to all legal bus
ness entrusted to their care. They are
, strong team.