The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-04-23
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.
ID. W. Clark was in Oil City on busi-


w. G. Wyman is in Foxburg on bus
iness this week.
MIR. and Mrs l.. Agnew are business
visitors to Pitsburg this week
Mrs. Chas. Killmer and SOP, Gilbert
were visitors to Oil City Monday.
Miss Lizzie and Winnie Randall were
Oil City visitors Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Fred W. Bristow was a guest o
friends in East Hickory last Saturday.
Miss Florence Cropp, of Cropp Hill,
was visitors to Oil City last Saturday.
Mrs. G. G.. CASTOR was a guest OF
friends in Oil City Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. c. NJ. Arner and daughter,
Miss Alice, were Oil City visitors last
Friday.
Miss Kate Agnew. of Youngsville.
Warren county, is here on visit to her
| cousins.
Mrs. G. A. Johnson, of Jamestown,
n. y, is a guest of her brother, Hal
Davis, on German Hill.
Hamilton Huey, of Warren, was a
guest ofhis sister, Mrs. Chas. Amann, a
coublo OF days last week
Miss Pearl Whilmer, of Endeavor,
was the guest Of Miss Bertha Robinson a
couple of days last week.
Paul Hepler was up from franklin on
a visiI to friends in Tionesta and vicinity
a couple of days last week.
Miss Marie Smearbaugh gave card
party to number of her young society
friends Friday evening last.
Miss Amy Anderson left Monday
afternoon for North Warren on visit to
her sister. Mrs. David Blum.
Mrs. s. #. Carson and children, of the
West Side, visited her mother, Mrs. An
derson, at East Hickory Monday.
-Rov. DR.. j. w. Smith, of Warren,
was guest of his friend, Rev. j. V.
McAninch, few hours on Monday last.
Benjamin Charleston, who has been
suffering for the past two weeks from ac-
cnle articular rheumatism, is again able
to be out.
Mrs. X. c. Heath and daughter,
Winifred, and Miss Mary Joyce were
guests of friends in Pleasantville over
last Sabbath.
Mrs. Dr. c. Y. Detar and sons, Reid
aud Russell, Of Kellettville, were visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. DCtlr, Of Oil City,
a portion OF last week.
Orr Carson, principal of the West
Hickory schools, was a guest of his
brother, Commissioners Clerk, S. T..
Carsen, over last Sabbath.
Mrs. DR.. Wallace, of East Brady,
who was a guest of her sister, Mrs. j. II.
Dericks, n, returned home last Thursday,
Mrs. Derrickson accompanied her as far
as Oil City.
+. r. Lanson is in New York this
week on business tending to the settle
ment the long drawn out controversy
over the Sickles heirs real estate in-
terests in this place.
Thomas Hassey was a visitor in town
Saturday. Mr.. Hassey has moved his
family back to Oil City from Ohio, where
they had spent the past six months, and
make that their home again.
Harvey l.. Wheelock, altorney-at-
law, of Chicago, nephew of Mrs Geo. W.
Sawyer of this place, and Alexander
Bullock, of Worceste Mass, also an at
torney, scent Sunday with relatives in
Tionesta.
r. l.. Haslet and family, who located
in Burlington, n. c., last fall, have re-
turned to Tionesta, MIR. II. having dis
posed of his interest in the laundry busi-
| ness in which he was engaged. They are
cheerfully welcomed back to their old
homo.
The semi-CcCasional visit of the two
Italian musicians to this place on Thurs
day evening, produced the usual result,
that of stirring up the terpsichorean inn
pulses of the young folk, who enjoyed
themselves fora few hours in the may
whirl, the sweet strains 81 the violin and
harp furnishing tho inspiration.
-Rev. j. V. McAuiuch haying been
siezed with troublesome cold the latter
part Of the week, called on his friend
Rev. Dr. Charnock, of Pleasantvilie, to
conduct services for him al the Presby
tcrian church last Sabbath morning and
evening. DR.. Charnock sdiscourses were
able efforts and highly appreciated by his
congregations.
Lee Hill, who was for a number of
years employed in the harness store of
l.. Fulton, has returned to his old situa-
ton after stay of several months at
Brownsville, Pa, Lee has many friends
in town who are glad to know of his re-
turn. Martin Knorr, with MIR. Fulton
for couple of years past, has returned to
his home in jamestown, n. y, having
secured a good situation there.
Miss Alice Agnew, O3, Of the High
School, charmingly entertained the
members ofthe Senior and Junior classes
with Prof Speer and Mrs. Speer, at her
home last Friday evening, The dinner
table was handsomely decorated with
cut flowers and lighted with candles,
covers being laid for fifteen. The pleas
ant memory which this happy evening
has afforded Miss Alice and her guests
will serve as delightful souvenirs for
| time to come.
William Lawrence returned from
Philadelphia last Saturday, where he had