The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-05-08
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

g. G. CASTOR was busines visitor TO
Pittsburg part of last week.
Miss Name Fitzgerald is visiting
friends in Sistersyile, West Va.
Mrs. VIM. wolcott and children are
visiting friends in Edinboro, Pa.
C. W. Sawyer has moved into a part
of the house in rear ofthe gas Office.
Mrs. J. p. Huling spent Sunday
with friends in Hickory and Endeavor.
Ed Dunkle was up from Oil City to
visit his sister, Mrs. George Killmer Sat-
urday.
John Grove of Franklin was circu-
lating among Tionesta friends the first of
the week.
&C. NJ. Shawkey, Esq, of Warren, was
business visitor to Tionesta the first Of
the week.
Mrs. Suie NJ. Sharp returned Satur'
day from weeks visit with friends in
Titusvlle.
Mrs. Robert Adams Of Walnut Bend,
was guest of her daughter, Mrs. j. W.
McCrea a part oflast week.
Squire Charles f Matthews, of Clar-
ington, was pleasant caller at the RE-
PUBLICAN office Monday evening.
Herb Stanley, efTylersburg, one of
Clarion county's stalwart Democrats,
is visitor in Tionesta this week.
Miss Iva Carpenter of Endeavor
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
friend Maude Anderson of Mt. Pleasant,
j. S. Grove of the north ward has
moved his family aud houshold effects to
Oil City, where they will conduct large
boarding house.
MIR. and Mrs. j. A. Hart were up
from Oil City visiting friends over Sun
day, and were accompanied on their re-
turn home by Miss GenevieYe Doutt.
Miss Grace Davis IS visiting relatives
in Tionesta. Her engagement to DR.. W.
5. Pierce, of Warren, was recently an
nounced, and congratulations are in
order.-Mdu.
Mrs. G. NJ. Shawkey and son Howard
arrived home from Buffalo last Saturday.
1t is hoped that the operation on Howard
by surgeon will prove beneficial
Wdrren Mail.
A number of the young ladies from
this place assisted Miss Claudia Graham
to close her school at Jameson station
Monday, with basket picnic. An en-
joyable time was had.
Mrs. Sheldon Pondexter OF Bond
county, H., accompanied by her young
sou, arrived Monday morning and is
paying visit to her brother, a. w.
Mong, of the township.
J. NJ. White of Warren, a former
Forest county resident, was caller on
tho REPUBLICAN Monday. lie was on
his way to Buck Mills, where he spent
much of his time some twenty years ago.
ELMER l.. Sutton, who was the unani-
nous choice OF the Republicans of For
est county at the late primaries for State
Delegate, was in town yesterday, and the
REPUBLICAN acknowledges a pleasant
call from him.
Rev. Mr.. Cornelius of Oil City occu-
pied the pulpit of the Presbyterian
church here last Sabbath morning and
evening, at tine morning service admins
tering the Sacrament of the Lords Sup
per. His evening discourse was very
excellent one and was listened to by 8
large audience.
-Forly-three Of the young friends o
Miss Bertha Vought assisted her in the
celebration of her fifteenth birthday last
Friday evening, 81 inst. A delightful
evening was spent by the happy young
people. during which a delicious lunch
was disposed of. Very many handsome
presents were LETT with Miss Bertha a'
mementos of the pleasant occasion.
-Messrs. L. T.. Amsler and Henry L.
Miller formerly of Marienyille, are now
located at East Sandy, Pa, near which
place they have embarked in the lumber
ing business, having purchased larg,
body of pine and oak timber and erected
fine manufacturing plant. Both arr
experienced in that line, and their sue
cess is assured, which their host of Fores
county friends will always be glad tC
note.
Editor Shick, Clyde Whitehill, Harry
Harp and j. A. Turner of Marienville
were down Monday evening minglinl
with their Masonic brethren. Mr.. Shicl
took with him on the return trip very
handsome prize winning beagle rabbi
hound. Every well regulated, up-to
date painting onice should own a thor
oughbred dog, and we have wondered
how it happened that the Express ofiic,
managed to get along so long withou
this very necessary adjunct.
Major John Woodcock, at one time
leading citizen of Neilltown, this county
died at his home in Portland, Indiana
and on Wednesday last, his remains wer
brought east and given burial at his for
mer home in Nelltown. Major Wood
cock will be remembered by very larg
number os our people as one of the real
: ly good citizens Of Forest county,
man whom everybody respected highl.
and who was the soul OF honor and integ
rity. We are without particulars OF hi
death, which is a surprise to his oil
I friends here.
The Right Sort OF Hospitality.