The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-04-24
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

mother in Ttusville this week.
-Mr..and Mrs. b. J. Day of Kelletvile
were Tionesta visitors yesterday.
Mrs. II. Kiser went to Pittsburg
yesterday to pay her daughters a visit.
VIII Cooper was down from West
Hickory on business Monday afternoon.
II. j. Cullen is up from Pittsburg on
business connected with the mantel fac
tory.
Mrs. Fred Davis, who bas been quite
i'll for the past three weeks is able to be
out again.
Mrs. Suie NJ. Sharpe is a guest of her
sister, Mrs. II. S. Bates, in Titusville
this week.
District Attorney S. d. Irwin left
Monday afternoon on business trip TO
New York.
Philip Grossman, one Of Franklin's
prominent citizens was Tionesta visitor
the latter part of the week.
ALA Dunkle was up from Oil City on
a short visit to his sister, Mrs. G. II
Killmer, yesterday morning,
Edward Klabbatz and son Peter, and
nephew, Karl Ullrich, Of Byromtown,
gave us pleasant call Thursday.
Frank Morgan, who has been firing
on the b. & o. road during the past win
ter is at home on a visit to his family.
Gust A. Burgman of jamestown, n.
Y, visited his sister, Mrs. VIII Johnson
of the West Side part of the past week.
George Weller drove up TO Starr,
Forest county, this week, where he will
spend a few days trouting. .-Emlenton
Herald.
Miss Fannie Sigglns, of Hickory,
came down Wednesday for visit with
her sister, Mrs. f. A. Wheeler.-Mercer
Dispatch.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Nelson of Boston, who
has spent the past month at the home of
her nephew, VIM. Dram, returned to her
home Saturday.
Mrs. Belle Christy was a guest of her
brother, A. w. Richards, here yesterday,
while on her way home to Mayburg, af-
ter visit with friends in Oil City.
Mrs. II. NJ. Wheeler of Stoneham,
Pa, who for the past three weeks has
been visiting at the home of her brother,
w. J. Mckee of the township, returned
home yesterday morning.
C. w. Robinson aud daughter, Miss
Artie, returned Monday from Pittsburg.
They were three days and two nights
coming the short distance, the trains be-
ing detained by land slides on the Valley
road
John Joyce, who for the past five
years has been taking in the sights of the
world, having, along with other diver
sions, taken hand in the little scrim-
mage in Cuba and Porto Rico, and serv-
ing Uncle Sam year or two in Agui-
naldo's town, the Philippines, is expect
ed to reach home to-day.
Rev. and Mrs. f. Il. Glass left Mon
day last for Bradford, where they will
visit three or four weeks with relatives
and friends. We are glad TO report
Rev. Glass much better in health. 1t is
thought the change will do him good, a:
he had grown so tired of his confinement
at home. -Ridg,Cay AdUocate.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Whittekin very
pleasantly entertained anumber offriends
at their comfortable home last Saturday
evening. Mr.. Whittekin expects to star
for Washington state to-day, where HI
goes to estimate the cost of a railroad foi
a party of capitalists who have an exten
| siye body of timber land i'm the extreme
northwestern portion of that State. He
| will be absent about six weeks.
This evening at o'clock our genia
friend Axel Arnson, foreman on the Tio
nesta section of the Penns'y road, will
| lead to the hymeneal altar Miss BerthS
! A. the fair daughter OF A. f.. Moore, whose
farm is in Tionesta township, located or
the Hunter run road. The ceremony
will take place at the BRIDES home in thu
presence of the Immediate friends of thu
high contracting parties. Axers many
friends will wish him and his brid,
greatest happiness and prosperity.
A private letter from Mrs. Bell, wifi
of Rev. A. It. Bell, who is with her hus
band at Wichata, Kansas, Is not as re-as
suring to Mr. Bells friends as they haC
hoped. After the amputation of his arm
he seemed TO be doing well, until las
Friday when symptoms of more troubl,
became apparent in rise of Temperature
and other unfavorable evidences. TIL,
patient is receiving the best of treatmen
and care, and mis- many friends here
abouts will anxiously await more favor
able reports.