The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-02-26
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

w iNs hfNllltii NhlnNt NloAlfN lllt'lno III
oil City part Of last week.
Ted Kelly was up from Pittsburg to
visit his paren $ over Sunday.
Miss Mary Lawson, of Eagle Rock is
tho guest of Miss Lillian McCrea.
Henry c. Smith came home Monday
from the West Virginia oil fields.
Mrs. II. NJ Zahnizer visited friends
at Newmansvile over last Sabbath.
Constable Peter Hanes, of Howe
twp, gave us a friendly call yesterday.
Mrs. Rachel Noble returned Saturday
from visit with relatives at Evans City,
Pa.
Miss Clara Kuhns, of Lee per was a
guest of Miss Bertha vought over Sun
day.
Hon. S. d. Irwin, of Tionesta, re-
turned home this afternoon.-Franklin
News.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Adams, OF Oil
City were guests of Tionesta friends yes
terday.
j. r. Osgood and G. Jameson were
in Buffalo, N. Y, on business a couple of
days last week.
Geo. G. Stitzinger was up from New
Castle the first of the week the guest of
his brother, !. f.
e. W. Bowman, X. c. Heath and A.
NJ. Doutt were business visitors to Oil
City last Saturday.
Win. Cropp and daughter, Miss Flor
ence, OF Cropp Hill, were visitors to OIL
City last Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. A. w. Cook go south
this week to spend several weeks.
-Brookville Democrat.
VIM. Vantassel, of Ludlow, Pa, was
a guest of his father in-law, j. B. Eden, a
couple Of days last week.
Hiram Irwin. of North Pine Grove,
and l.. Il. Songer, of Redclyfe, were
pleasant callers at the REPUBLICAN office
on Tuesday.
M. c. Carringer Esq, Of MarEen-
willie, being drafted on the Jury this week, ,
was a pleasa 1t caller at the REPUBLICA N
this morning.
Miss Christine Agntw, teaching the
school at Cooper Tract, in Howe town
ship, was home on a visit over last Sab
bath with her mother.
MIR. and Mrs Bert Pense and young
son, of Now Castle, who have been visit
ing friends here for the past month, re-
turned home yesterday.
Miss Nettio Giering, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. X. G. Heath,
for the past month, returned to her home
in Pleasantyile Saturday.
w. J. Gayley and Harry Fox, of Ne
braska, who have been working in the
barge yard at McKeesport for the past
two months, returned home last Satur-
day.
e. A. Yetter and Mrs. $. NJ. White
hill of Marienville were guests at the
home of the latter's daughter, Mrs. J. Il.
Wenk, Monday and Tuesday of this
week.
Editor W. II. Pickins of the Maiien-
Vile Express was circulating among
friends at the county seat this week, and
made many new acquaintances in
the county.
Geo. Birtcil was over from Edenburg
| i,s, ssundax. 10 visit his u,othar Ha WAS
accompanied by Miss Birdie Suliingel
who was guest of her aunt. Mrs. J. II
Osgood while heIe.
Bert Kofoed visited his wife and LITTLE
son Volorous, at Silver Greek, N. Y.
over Sunday. The hoy is getting along
as well as could be expected, and he viii
be brought home as soon as possible.
Capt. ]. NJ. Kepler, of Pinegrov'
Mills, Center county, who has been put
ting in the winter at Hot Springs, Ark.
stopped off on his way home tor few
days visit with his daughter, Mrs, j. d
Davis.
-Bengt Person, one of BrookstOn'
staunch Republicans,iwas Howe town
ships return Judge and brought the re
turns of the late election to the count,
seat last Friday. While here he made tn
REPUBLICAN Office pleasant call
Miss Alice Stitzinger, who has grad
uated as nurse from the Homeopath
Hospital at Buffalo, arrived here las
week, and is nursing her brother, Reec
Sttzinger, who is down with typhoi'
fever at his home in Kellettville.
A number of West Hickory's societ.
Q folk came down on the evening train AM
: spent few hours as guests at the home q
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ii. Robertson, whert
@ they met a party of Tionesta people, Mon
2 dav evening. Refreshments were serve
at IL, after which the visitors complete
Y their evenings enjoyment in a sleighrid
z home.
; Yesterday was County Commission
y err Dale's birthday-we amt sayin
= which one, for the Colonel is bachelor
S and his mother concluded 20 give him
= little surprise, by inviting in numbe
b Of his gentlemen friends in the evening
II She had arranged to have her son cslle
e, out on important business early in tn
l. evening. and when the company-ul
l. ward of 40 in number-had gathered III
l. telephone called him back to I'll
is house again on important busines
te The surprise was complete, Mr. Da
ir having had not the slightest intimatio
g of what was to come. A very pleasal
re evening was passed, and Mrs. Dale ha
a prepared a lunch fit for the gods, whiC
the same was quietly but very earnest
10 ,InsaI tVith n