The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-11-26
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

MRS. WIN. Smearbaugh aud Mrs.
Il. Wenk were Oil City visitors Thursday
afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. McGarvey spent a part
of last week at Siverly, the guests of
their son George.
e, f. Fleming, w. A. Grove, S. T.
Carson and G. II. Killmer were business
visitors to Oil City Thursday.
Mrs. ]. II. Fones visited her sister,
Mrs. J. G. Carson at Wet Iii ckory, last
Thursday night.
Miss Mae Kellar, of Lyons, Pa, is a
guest of her brother, county Treasurer
f. A. Kellar.
Mrs. A. c. Urey, Mrs. J. A. Adams,
and Mrs. Ellen Hill, were Oil City vis-
itors Friday.
Mrs. Robert Fulton was guest other
parents, Mr. and Mrs. IL. W. Horner, at
Kinzua, over sunday.
Mrs. II. NJ. Zlhniser returned Friday
from visit to her son, J. W. Dewalt at
Kittanning.
Mrs. A. G. Brown and little daugh or
Martha, Of Tionesta, are the guests of
Clarion friends. democrat.
Harry Conger. with the Pltsburg
Bridge Co., was up over Sunday visiting
his mother.
j. r. osgood was in Pittsburg on
business the first of the " eek Mrs. Os-
good was an Oil City visitor yesterday.
Geo. Blum, of Trumans, was a pleas
ant caller at the REPUBLICAN Office while
in the county seat on business Saturday.
Pro- ohonotary-elect j. c. Geist, of
Brookston, was in the county seat last
Thursday night, making arrangements
for his removal here the first Of the year.
George Nellis. a former Tionesta boy.
but now Of Clarksburg, w. Va, was up
dui ing the past week visiting friends
and renewing acquaintanceships.
Sheriff. elect Noblit was down from
Pigeon yesterday shaking hands with
friends aud receiving congratulations on
his successful run at the recent election.
M. A. X. Weidner, a prominent at
torney of Clarion, and well known in this
county, where he had considerable
practice in years past died at his home on
the 18th inst. in the 6ith year ol his age.
Mrs. Judge Reck has returned from
visiting Ohio relatives to be with Tones
Ia friends for short time, expecting
soon to make her home with her son, w.
II. Reck at Bradford.
the borough, has been suffering with a
severe attack of appendicitis for few
days past, and his physician expects to
operate upon him to-day if his condition
is not improved.
F. E. Mabie, of Erie, was shaking
hands with Tionesta friends last Friday.
We are glad to know that Frank is again
on the road to recovery from an illness
that threatened to undermine his other
wise robust health.
Mrs. j. d. McGown and daughter,
Nancy, of Hanford, California, accom-
panied by har brother, Caldwell Over
lander. OF Allegheny, visited their par
ents, Mfr. and Mrs. j. f. 0verander,
during the past week.
Miss Marie Smearbaugh gave a card
party last Saturday evening in honor of
Miss Frances Fitzpatrick, her guest for
the past three weeks. Miss Fitzpatrick
returned TO her home i'm Frazeysburg,
Ohio, Monday, beariug with her the
good wishes of many young friends
made during her visit here.
The Methodist parsonage was the
scene ofa pleasant surprise party last
| Thursday evening, when the friends OF
Miss Mary Rumberger, learning the
date of her birthday, assembled aud as
sisted her to spend = social evening. Re-
freshments were served and all bad a
splendid time.-Emlenton News.
-Brigader Clifford and wife, of the
Salvation army of Philadelphia, were
guests at the home of Mrs. Gittord's
brother, j. A. Adams. Mr.. Gifford's
love for the pure fresh air of the country
brings him here on his annual vacation,
aud much of his pleasure is found in the
woods, where he is quite successful in
the pursuit of the gamey pheasant.
Daniel V. Lytle and Miss Viola Cor
all we're welded last evening at James
town, N. Y, at | o'clock. Both are well
known young people OF the city and each
has host of friends who extend congrat-
ulations. The groom is well known, hav-
ing been prominent in athletic circles of
the city and is at present a member of
the c. A. c. Mrs. Lytle is daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Corah and has for
some time been in the employ of Metzgar
& Hogan. MFR. and Mrs. Lytle will make
their home in this city.-Warren Mirror.
The bride is well and favorably known
in Tionesta, her former home, and our
young people extend congratulations on
the happy event.
Tuesday evening Of last week Mrs. j.
NJ. Reynolds, who resides with her hus-
band on the farm of A. l.. Weller and
lately occupied by J. r. Stroup, on the
German Hill road two miles from Tio-
nesta, met with severe accident. She
had gone to the hay loft to throw some
hay down, when she fell distance of
nearly ~ feet to the barn floor below,
striking on her right arm, causing a very
severe fracture of that member above the
elbow. The bone was badly splntered.
some of the pieces protruding from the
flesh. DR.. Detar, of Kellettville was
.,,,,.;,,,. slor,l,, aftar tho accidnnt and