The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-04-30
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.
Mrs. A. Carson was a guest of friends
! Oil City over last Sabbath.

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james +. Brennan Esq. was dow
from Warron Saturday on business.
j. II. Chadwick is visiting friends a
Grundervile and Warren this week.
County Commissioner Dale was
business visitor to Oil CITY yerterday.
Mrs. Verna Adams was up from Oi
City calling on Tionesta friends yester
day.
Miss Mary Denslinger, Of Oil City
was guest of Tlonesta friends over Sun
day.
Miss Blanche Pease closed her thirC
term Of school at West Hickory las
week.
-Chas Kennislon has moved his fam,
lily from the West Side into the Fried
man building.
Jacob Giering and daughter, Nette
drove over from Pleasantvlle yesterday
TO visit friends.
Mrs. J. b. Muse and mother, Mrs
p. X. George, are visiting friends III
Franklin this week.
w. w. Campbell, of Jamestown, N
Y, was a guest of his nephew, q g
CASTOR, the first of the week,
Miss Mayme Emert, of Tylersburg,
spent Monday in Tionesta the guest ol
her aunt, Mrs. Fred Bristow.
Mrs. Jennie c. Partridge came up
from Titlsburg Monday afternoon to
visit her mother, Mrs. J. G. Dale.
". G, Armstrong, who is working at
carpentering for the Nickel Plate road,
was at home with his family over Sun
day.
Claude Cooper, of Malienville, who
is employed in printing office at De-
naro, Pa, was guest OF friends in town
the first ofthe week.
Miss Kitte Hepler, of the West Side,
aud Misses Anna Korb and Blanche Wiles
Of Smoky Hill, have gone to the Clarion
Normal for the summer term.
Nicholas Reymund, employed as a
cabinet maker in the mautel works here
for the past three years, left for Rochester,
Pa, yesterday, he having secured good
position.
Mrs. c. W, Amsler, who has been
sick tor couple of weeks past, is much
better. She is at present entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Margaret Rhodes, OF
Franklin.
-Chas. NJ. Whiteman has sold his gro.
Gerry business at jamestown, n. Y, and
is moving to Lily Dale, where he Will
conduct a similar store during the COM
ing summer.
Frank W. Law was up from Pitts
burg few hours between trains Monday
afternoon giving hurr ed greeting 10 his
many Tionesta friends. He reports Mrs.
Law as in the best Of health.
Word has been received by the fam.
lily that Mrs. VIM. Law ence, who is in
the NJ, L. hospital in Philadelphia, is
getting along nicely and expects to re-
turn home the last of the week.
VIM. Hadly, of Pittsburg, formerly
of Oil City, was the guest OF his friend
w. G. Wyman last Friday and Saturday.
They tried the trouting, but the weather
was still too cool for good "biting."
Robert and Paul, sens OFF. =. HUI
ling have a record ofaltendance at school
which is hard to beat. The former has
not been tardy nor absent day in three
years, aud the latter has a similar record
for two years.
Mrs. c. +. Weaver and three of her
children went to Youngslon, Ohio, Mon
day to visit her sister, Ms. Gust Horn.
on her return she will bring home her
oldest son, Joseph, who has been attend
ing school there during the past winter.
H. a. Lynch, Mrs. L. w. Whaley
and baby, OF Endeavor, and Lewis Wal
ters Of Newmansville, left ON the morn.
ing train yesterday for Erie, where they
will join the Allen excursion for WASH
ington State, going by way ofthe Nickel
Plate. Mrs. Whaley's husband is al
ready in Washington, having concluded
to settle there. The others 90 with a view
to locating if conditions suit them. Miss
Sophia Ledebur accompanied her sister,
Mrs. Whaley aS far as lrvineton.
Notwithstanding the very wet and
disagreeable weather, a large audience
was in attendance at the commencement
exercises of the class Of 'O2, Tionesta
High School, held in the court house last
evening. The program of the evening
comprehended prayer, six essays, two
recitations, seven vocal solos, and the
presentation OF the diplomas by Rev Mr..
McGaryey. A more successful event of
the kind was never held in connection
with our schools, and the depth Of
thought shown in the ESSAYS read, and
the fine training evinced in the rendering
of the recitations reelected great credit on
the school from which these young folks
have just taken their leave, and especially
upon the excellent, thorough work Of
frof Il. n. Speer, for the past seven
years its principal. Those who failed to
hear Prof Bakers singing, with Miss
Lizzie Raudalps artistic organ accompni-
ments, missed a treat they will not soon
have the opportunity of again enjoying.
The graduates are Godie Hill, Clyde c..
Foreman, Helen Smearbaugh, Paul II.
Clark, Patience Il. McCrea, Katherine NJ.
Osgood, Ali"e p. Amer, Roy Bovard.
II. J. Wager, of the Palace meat mar
ket, on North Main street, las pair OF
black bear cubs on exhibition in his store
window where a temporary cage has
l.