The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-03-12
YOU AND hOUR FRIENDS.

, Warren last Friday.
, e. L. vockroth is in Pittsburg visit
a ing relatives this week.
| Harry Felt was in Warren on busi
ness over Monday night.
Mrs. W. W. Grove visited friends il
: Tidioute Monday afternoon.
= II. c. Smith returned Monday iron
visit with friends in Oil City.
Mrs. A. NJ. Doutt is guest of he
sister, Mrs. J. A. Hart in Oil City.
County Commissioner Carson was il
Oil City on business last saturday.
JAS. II. Brennan, Esq, was dowr
from Warren on business yesterday.
Miss Violet Dougherty of Oil City, is
a guest of her cousin, Mrs. l.. Fulton.
k. l.. IIaugh of Nebraska was bus
iness visitor to Oil City last Saturday.
It. +. Ritchey, Esq was in Franklin
on business a couple OF days last week.
w. j. Campbell and f. c. Proper
were business visitors to Oil City Friday.
Miss May Sanner visite friends in
Oil City and Franklin over last Sabbath
Attorney Harley W. Fisher was up
from Oil City on legal business yesterday
MIS-. g. Il. Gerow of the Central Ho-
tel, visited friends in Warren last Satur-
day.
Sam Carson was down from West
Hickory calling on Tionesta friends Mon
day.
%. NJ. Turner, of Oil City, visited his
sister, Mrs. John sanner, Monday after
noon.
j. II. osgood went to Thompson Mon
day to attend to rafting contract he has
there.
Elijah Mealy, OF Youngsville, Pa,
visited his mother in the township yes
terday.
Mrs. NJ. HeDler and Mrs. Chas.
Hunter were visitors to Oil City last
Friday.
DIR. l.. L. Russell, of Cincinnati, o.,
was in Tionesta on profe ssional business
Monday.
Mrs, Kate b. Craig was guest of her
son, Clifford, in Oil City last Thursday
and Friday.
L. f.. Branch, the genial landlord of
the Central Hotel. Clarington, was in
town last evening.
j. A. aud S. W. Mong, of the town.
ship, were welcome callers at the REPUB.
LIcAN office Monday.
George Lehner. of Pi,tsburg, was cir
culating among friends here Friday and
Saturday of last week.
Mrs. +. w. Swanson, of Jamestown,
n Y, is paying a visit to her parents,
Mr., and Mrs. W. W. Grove.
w. N. Nogar, ofSt, Mary's, and A.P.
OFT, of Mt Jewett, Pa, were guests of
Rev. Mr.. Nickel during the pas, week.
JAS. Morrow went to Gruudervile
Monday morning to commence his sum-
mer's work for tho Warren Lumber Co.
Harry S. Hawkins aud Felix Slime
berger, of Bradford, were business visit.
oIs to Tionesta couple of days last week
Mrs. X. NJ. Herman, Mrs. VIM.
Smearbaugh, and Mrs. J. +. Wenk were
among the visitors to Oil City yesterday
afternoon.
w. g. Wyman was in Meadville last |
week, where he settled the final accounts |
of the Wyman estate and sold the old !
homestead.
john Saylor and Philip Wolf who
have been working at carpentering in
Pitt burg during the past winter have |
returned home.
Andrew Weller, of Starr, was a bust
visitor to town Friday and found time TO |
make pleasant call at the REPUBLICAN |
Office while here.
Jay Bankhead, employed as an at
tendant in the State Hospital at North
Warren, has been home on vacation
for the past week.
S. w. Mong and family, who spent
he pas winter with frien Is in this Sec
ion. returned to their home in Bowling
Green, Ohio, Monday.
Mrs. II. W. Horner and daughter.
Miss Mildred, who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T.. Gerow at the Central,
rave returned to Kinzua.
&c. G.. CASTOR was in Pittsburg on
business last week and was accompanied
nome Monday by Mrs. c., who had been
visiting her parents at Utica, Pa.
Mrs. a. C. Uiey and Miss Bessie
Morgan LETT Monday for Cleveland, Ohio,
% purchase a new stock of spring milli.
lery and study the new styles of trim.
ming.
Miss Ellie Walters Of the firm of f.
Walters Il Co., Milliners, leaves to-day
or Pittsburg to study the new styles and
purchase a new stock Tor their Easter
opening.
Miss Elmira Sibble of German Hill ,
,ave a party last Thursday evening to her
1Oung schoolmates at the home. of her
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sibble. A
,ery pleasant time is reported by all who
we're there.
Bert Kofoed went to Silver Greek n.
Y, Saturdsy, returning Monday with his
wife and young son, Volorous, the later
iaving sufficiently recovered from his re-
,ent operation for appendicitis to be able
% be out again.
-liorn, to Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Clifford, {
Thursday, girl. TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Reedy, Fox Creek, Friday,
son. To Mr.. and Mrs. t. j. Sanner of
he West Side, a girl. The latter infant
ived only a short time.
r.. l.. Carson expects some time next
month to leave this section and locate in