The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-01-23
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

N'ea 'NsihNoo y gNobcihhlf
AUDITOR Geo. l.. King, of West Hick.
ory, was pleasant caller yesterday.
Miss Netlie Giering of Pleasantville
is guest Of her sister, Mrs. X. G. Heath
Airs. j. D. Davis AMI son Kcpler,
were guests of Warren friends this week.
&C. X. Bradbury Is home from the
Mercer sanitarium somev hat improved
in ECalth.
/ Miss Martha Morrow, teacher OF
room No. 8, was visitor to Oil City ON
Saturday.
-Messrs. Lawrence and Smearbaugh
left Monday evening for Toledo, Ohio, on
a business trip.
Mrs. Kate b. Craig and son MIN.
were guests of Clifford Craig in Oil City
over last Sabbath.
Miss Anna Anderson, OF Dew Drop,
Mexican C unity, is a guest of the family
ofJoseph Morgan.
Charley Swartziager, formerly ol this
pla but now employed in Erie, is here
on visit to former young friends.
Miss l.. G., Newk rk of Sandy Lake,
who has been guest Of her sister, Mis-.
A, Carson, returned home Monday.
w. r. Reck of Bradford, and f. NJ.
Reck of Marlenville, were Tionesta vis-
itors NJ nday and Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. S. A. Warner and young son De
Forest, of Litchfeld, ILL.,, are here on
visit to her parents, Judge and Mrs. j. A.
Pro- er.
Elijah Mealy, of Grand Valley. last
week paid visit to his mother, who re.
sides on the old homestead near New.
mansvlle.
Francis T. Moore and Elizabeth
Volksdatd, both OF Marienvile were
granted a lcenselto wed by Clerk Robert
son, Monday.
i. L. "Farmer'' Dean is the first to
leave this immediate vicinity to inspect
the big Beaumont, Texas, gusher, leav-
ing for there Thursday. Derrick.
--Mesdames Claude Campbell and
David Blum are in Youngsville, attend
ing the funeral of their aunt, Mrs. A. P.
Anderson, who is to be buried at 200
O'Clock to-day.
Our old friend, j. b. Erb, was down
from West Hickory Monday and gay,
our sanctum a friendly call. Sorry we
were out at the time for we always find
Uncle Joe an entertaining visitor.
David English of Duhring, Forest
county, was in Brookville last Friday,
and made this Office business CALL
f. Y. Kreitler, of Nebraska, Forest coun-
ty, spent last Sunday and Monday in
Brookville.-JeGerSonidn Democrat
Among the friends and relatives from
a di-tance present at the funeral of the
late Benjamin May were j. b. Lo nard,
Chicago, Will Legnard, Mrs. w. J. Bleak
ley, Mrs. C. Heydrick and Miss Hannah
G. Irwin, ofFranklin; Mrs. IL. S. Bates,
of Titusville.
Charles Klinestiver, Of Nebraska,
came home from jamestown, n. Y, last
Saturday, where he spent the last two
months receiving treatment for his old
complaint. Except that he was just get
ting over tussle with the grip, Charlie
was feeling pretty well.
Miss Ivy Marion Findley of Kittan-
ming, died suddenly Of pneumonia at the
home of her mother, Mrs. NJ. +. Findl sy,
on Thursday last, aged Is years. The
deceased was niece of Mrs. William
Lawrence of this place and had visited
her cousins, Misses Laura and Emma
Lawrence, making number of 2cquain
tances who will be slddened by the news
OF her demise.
The editor of the Advocdte is indebt-
cd to Miss Bessie Glass, the talented
teacher of stenography and typewriting
in this place, for present that is quite
a novelty and shows much skill and pa
tience. 1t is picture of church, and
the entire picture is created by the use of
a few of the characters found on the cele.
brated Smith Premier typewriter. Miss
Glass is likely to win great success in her
chosen prolession.-Rid RidgiDdy AdUocdte.