The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-05-15
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

Prof r. N. Speer is in Oil City on
business.
Mrs. W. E. Morgan is visiting friends
in Oil City.
Mrs. j. d. Davis visited friends in
Warren yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. d. Irwin are guests
of Franklin friends.
Miss Kathleen Joyce is gust of
friends in Oil City this week.
Landlord G. Il. Gerow of the Central
House is in Warren on business.
Misses Lizzie aud Delva Randall
were visitors to Oil City last Friday.
r.. J. Butler of jamestown, N. Y, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Lee Davis.
Mrs. G. G. CASTOR was a visitor to Oil
City Monday afternoon between trains.
&C. A. Randall and T. f. Ritchey were
business visitors to Oil City Monday af-
ternoon. ..
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Stroup,
of the township, Friday, May 10, 1901, a
daughter.
Miss Gertrude Agnew visited
Youngsyille and Warren friends part OF
last week.
Mrs. Joseph Clark went to Kane yes
terday morning on visit to her moth
er, who is i'll.
Mrs. Archie Johnson and young son,
of Grand Valley, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Buxton.
OFT Huey was down from Warren
over Sunday, guest at the home OF his
sister, Mrs. Chas. Amen.
Mrs. S. J. Wolcott and Mr.. and Mrs
IL. l.. Weston and son left yesterday for
sojourn at Cambridgs Spring.
Miss Frances Darr and Mrs. G.. w
Dunkle we're up from Oil City and spen
the Sabbath with Mrs. George Killmer
Harry Bruner and family of Wesi
Hickory, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
S. S. Canfield couple of days last week
r. q. Gellespie returned Monday t.
his home in Gallon, Ohio, after TIVE
weeks visit with his mother on WhiI
Hill.
Miss Cora Watson of Golihza is a
home from the Clarion Normal. Mis-
Nav Watson is visiting friends in Oi
City.
Miss Kittie Hepler of the West Side
has finished a successful term of schoo
at Buck Mills and is now visiting friend
at Endeavor.
j. G.. Bromley left Monday for thre
weeks trip through Erie and Crawfor
counties in the interest of the Johnston
Harvester Co.
Mrs. r. C. Jackson, who has beel
visiting her daughters, Mrs. l.. j. Hop
kins and Mls. j f. Proper, returned t
Warren Monday.
j. c. Geist was down from Brookstol
last Friday on a business trip. The RE
PUBLICAN was favored with a nleasan
call from him during his stay in town.
H. NJ. and Frank r. Thomson wer
here from Ohio to attend the funeral
their father last Thursday. The othe
sons living out of the State-John, Gil
belt and Charles-were not able to reac
here in time for the obsequies.
$. W. Coleman of Mcdonald and
L. Coleman of Oakdale, Pa, are up on
visit to their parents, Mr.. and Mr.
Herman Coleman. They are accompar
led bv Mr.. J. A. While of Oakdale an
while here the party will do little ans
ling for trout.
-George Holeman was called to Pitt
burg last Thursday on receipt of a tel,
gram informing him of'the serious il
ness of his daughter, Miss Iva, who
suffering FROM an attack of typhoid pnel
monia She is receiving good care at or
of the best hospitals of the city.
Lyman Cook is still at the hospit
in Pittsburg receiving treatment for h
: eye, which is giving him great pain. I'll
physicians have about given up hopes
} saving the injured eye, his many frient
will be sorry to learn. His daughte
Miss Bessie, is with him most of Il
time.
John Coon, who has recently en-
barked in business in Kane, was calliI
on his Forest county friends the later p a
of last week. He likes his new HON
and as the people of that thriving Gil
know how to appreciate good citizen
are certain that Mr.. Coon's lines ha'
fallen in pleasant places.
Phil. Emert, who was at the Uniye
Sly hospital, Philadelphi ia, last week
consult the specialists in regard
Strengthening his crippled leg, return
without having the operation performe
] the physicians being of the opinion III
= any attempt in that direction would
J. fraught with danger both to the limb al
to Mr.. Emerrs life.
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