The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-07-31
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS,


tween trains Saturday afternoon.
Miss May Smith is visiting friends in
Mercer county for a couple of weeks.
james Sanner as home from Sisters
vile, w. Va, for visit with his mother.
Miss Elva Lanson is visiting her
aunt, at Louisville, Warren county, this
week.
Miss Blanche Buxton returned Fri
day from months visit with friends in
Cory.
DIR. F. j. Boyard has returned from
the Pan-Ex., and trip over the great
lakes.
Miss Anna Haddock of Apollo, Pa :.
is guest Of her cousin, Miss Florence
Fulton.
jay Bankhead has secured position
as attendant in the asylum at North
Warren.
Will McAllaster of Bradford was a
guest of A. W. Richards a couple of days
last week.
r. C. Heath ofStarr is rejoicing oyer
the arrival of a bouncing boy at his home
last Thursday.
Miss Leona Scowden entertained
number of her young friends very pleas
antly last evening.
Miss Name Furman of Bradford is
the guest other sister, Mrs. A. w. Rich
ards, for few days.
Mrs j. S. Grove was up from Oil
City Saturday to attend the funeral of
Miss Sarah A. Dale.
Mrs, A. ]. Balger and children, of
Erie are guests of her aunt, Mrs. Martin
Bordell, for few days.
e. II. Holingsworth of Bradford has
Joined his family here the guest of his
mother-in-law, Mrs. A. A. Pease.
Mrs. Anna Ball Howard of Erie was
here Saturday to attend the funeral of
her aunt, the late Miss S. A. Dale.
Rev. and Mrs. W. p. Murray and
daughter, Helen, are home from visit to
friends in Erie and the Pan -Ex. at Buff
falo.
John Gold has again resigned from
the foremanship of the finishing room of
the mantel works and accepted similar
position at his home in jamestown, NY.
Mrs. Ana Davidson and Miss Blanche
Ri'chey of Franklin, and Miss Lena
Grove of Titusville, were guests at the
home of Judge Proper part oflast week.
Mrs. Samuel Murdoch of Lafayette,
Ind, and Mrs. Alice Shelper and daugh-
ter Helen, OF Elkhart, Ind, are guests at
the home of their aunt, Mrs. VIM. Law
renee, and other Tionesta relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Fiscus, of
Apollo, Pa, who are rusticating for few
days at President, came up Saturday to
spend the day with the family of L. Fall
ton. Mr.. Fiscus is an uncle of Mrs.
Fulton.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Yetter and little
Lenore drove down from Marienville
Saturday to visit friends. He returned |
Monday leaving Mrs. Yetter here the
guest of her sister, Mrs, ]. L. Wenk, for
the week.
Miss Kathleen Joyce, of the high
school faculty, and sister, Miss Mary, |
who has been home from Pittsburg on |
visit, left yesterday for visit to friends
in Youngstown, Ohio, after which Miss
Mary will return to Pittsburg and Miss
Kathleen will take in the Pan-Ex.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Puffinburg and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Youngk of wilkins |
burg passed up the road Monday after |
noon enroute to the Pan-Ex. for weeks |
sight seeing. Mr.. Pufiinburg's children |
are staying with their aunt, Mrs. II. C. |
Smith on German Hill.
Mrs. Carry Bruner, who has been |
head cook at the Hotel Weaver for the |
past three years left last Friday for her
home in Ashtabulah, Ohio. Mrs. Bruner
Is fine cook and she will be missed by |
the boarders to whom she was always |
as well as by the force
of the REPUBLICN office, whom she fire.
luently treated to her famous pies.
Mrs. Orion Siggins entertained
number OF her lady friends at her pleas
mt West Hickory home last Friday
afternoon. Those from Tionesta were
Mrs. ]. g. Dale, Mrs. A. b Kelly, Mrs.
Suie NJ. Sharp, Mrs. J. II. Robertson,
Mrs. J. E. Wenk, Mrs, Kate B. Craig,
Mrs. ]. II. Derickson, Mrs. j. d. Davis,
Mrs. J, f. Proper, Mrs. Charles Bonner,
IF Chicago.
Andy Materon, who recently re-
turned from the Texas oil field, has been
circulating among friends here the past
week. Before returning 10 Texas he will
visit the Psn-Ex. at Buffalo. He says
hey are getting no end of oil in that
but it Is of an inferior quality.
The land sharks are thinning out, and
here will soon be a chance for an honest
nan to make some money in the field of
Dig gushers.
Lyman Cook returned from Pitts
nurg Monday evening in better spirits
han anytime since suffering the severe
injury to his left eye. The specialist
made brave effort to save the eye and
Mr.. Cook gave him a gamey assistance
keeping up good nerve, but it was
-ound necessary to remove the injured
optic, since which Mr.. Cook has not had
/ moments pain or trouble from that
source, and in short time will be able
lgain to take up the direction of his busi-
ness where he left off in the spring. He