The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-08-14
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

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James II. Kelly spent Sunday at AL
legheny Springs.
w. f. Killmer visited friends in Oil
City over Sunday.
Mrs. Sabilla Recll is visiting her son
William at Bradford.
John Bovard, of Butler, is guest of
his cousin, Roy Bovard.
Mrs. S. J. Wolcott is guest of
friends In Endeavor this week.
Miss Elva Mcbride of Franklin is a
guest of her aunt Mrs. A. @. Urey.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Jones we're
down from Newtown last saturday.
Mrs. j. w. Morrow and daughter
Carrie are visiting relatives at Pleasant
vile.
U. S. Miles of the Cash Store force is
down in Lawrence county visiting old
friends.
Miss Edna Corah is down from War
rem on visit to her sister, Mrs. +. S.
Hunter.
Miss Frances Allen OF Warren, is the
guest of her friend Miss Nettie CLARK for
a few days.
Bro. c. f. White of the Tidioute
News was business visitor to Tionesta
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Killmer are
home from weeks visit to Buffalo and
the Pan-Ex.
Miss Nellie Platner of East Hickory
was guest of Mrs. Harry Mcintosh over
the Sabbath.
Mr. and Mrs. f. u. Jones of Tidoute
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Amann here.
Mrs. Mollie Laird of Kittanning was
a recent visitor at the home of her brother,
H. NJ. Forman.
Prof. and Mrs. r. N, Speer are visit
ing friends at their former homes in
Venango county.
commissioner Clerk S. T. Carson
and family were visitors to Oil City yes
terday afternoon.
Mrs. Thomson and daughter Hattie
of Titusville, visited Judge Proper's fam
lily part of last week.
Miss Bernice Scowden, of Meadville
is visiting her young cousin at the home
of her uncle ], G. Scowden.
Miss Bertha Mckee of the township,
left yesterday morning for Stoneham,
Warren county to visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Watson and two
younger daughters, of Goinza, left yes
terday afternoon for the PanEX.
Gust Shugers and Miss Matte Nor
rison of Oil City were guests of Miss
Bird Foreman part of last week.
will II. May of Louisville, paid &
short visit to his old Tionesta home as {
guest of A, B. Kelly's family this week
&C. Cleland, of Fleming Hill, was I
busines visitor to the county seat on Sat
urday and gave this office pleasant call
Miss Blanche Clary returned hom'
Tuesday evening after ten days visi
with friends at Fagundus. Sandy LAX
News.
Mrs. A. ]. Puflinburg is stopping
few days with her sister, Mrs. Smith o
German Hill, on her return from tn
| Pan-EX.
Miss Eva Barr of Sheffield, and Mis-
Ida Baptie of Goodwill Hill, Warrei
county, are guests of Miss Emma Kline
silver at Nebraska.
Miss Frances Ridgway of Philadel
phia and Miss Emolyn Williams
franklin, have been guests of Miss Ma.
Sanner for the past week.
Mrs. J. C. Cornwell of Stonebor
Pa, and her little grandson, John Corn
well of Childress, Texas, are guests a
the home of G. w. Robinson.
Mead McCann of Nebraska and Mis-
Lulu Miller, both of Forest county, hav
been granted marriage license by tn
Clarion county clerk of courts.
Mrs. Harry Mcintosh was sum
moned by telegram to Grunderville, be
low Warren, to the bedside of her hus
|. band, who is reported verv i'll.
Mrs. j. W. Green and Earl Knox ar
spending few days at Lilydale, wit
her father Capt. Knox, who has been sc
iourning there for the past ten days.
Clark Morgan, who has been firm
in the railroad yards at Oil City for tn
past three weeks is here to remove hi
, family to that place and they expect
leave to-day.
Mrs. j. II. Robertson, Mrs. j. d. Da
, Wis aud son Kepler. and Misses Mari
r and Helen Smearbaugh left on the moo
5 train Monday for week IS visit to Bufial
: and the Pan-Ex.
Miss Elva Klinestiver of Sheffield
who has benn visiting her grandparen
. at Nebraska, came down to visit Tiones
friends during the week, being guest
, VIM. Smearbaugh's.
I Judge j. A. Proper and daught'
I EuRetta, and their guest Miss Cornel
Hill of Allegheny, left for Lilydale Sa
urday. They will take in the Pan-E
before returning home.
Mrs. Frank Trushal, of Warren Pa
Mrs. Francis A. Goss, and little daught
Mary of Buffalo n. Y, and Mrs. j, V
Carson, OF Burlington Iowa, visited fe
n DAYS at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Al
y new.
h Rev. f. e. Glass, of Bradford, was
. Pidauav over Sunday shaking ham