The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-04-02
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.
Mrs. j. B. Muse is visiting Franklin
friends this week.

business couple Of days last week.
Mrs. A. b. Kelly and Mrs. ]. II. Kel
ly are visitors in Pittsburg this week.
Mrs. j. w. Jameson visited friend
in Oil City acouple Of days last week,
Miss May Clark was up from Oi
City to visit her parents over Sunday.
Mrs. Alex Swanson is guest O
friend in jamestown, N. Y, this week.
f. r. Lanson is getting moved int,
his new quarters, the Reck homestead.
Mrs. Garfield Grove spent a couple 0
days last week with relatives in Oil City
Miss Florence Hagerty was home
from Allegheny College for Easter va
cation.
Miss Blanche Buxton entertained Q
number ofher young friends last Friday
evening.
j. d. Dayis aud George b. Robinson
were business visitors to Oil City Mon
day afternoon.
Mrs. Clara Hayden and son Guy, OF
Siverly, were guests of her brother, J. IL.
Zones over Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. c. f. Weaver drove
over to Lucinda, Clarion county, to visit
relatives last Sunday.
Joel Snyder, of East Hickory, vet
erau of the civil war, has been granted a
pension of $50 a month.
w. II. Morgan, head carver at the
mantol works spent Easter with his fam
lily at Hughesville, Pa,
Mrs. Lusher, of Hickory, was guest
of her daughter, Mrs John Noble, a
couple ofdays last week.
Martin Knorr, who is employed at L..
Fulton's harness shop, spent Sunday
with his family in jamestown, n. y.
Miss Minnie Blosser returned to Ho-
tel Weaver last Thursday after two
weeks visit with her parents at Leeper,
Clarion county.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dawson, and baby
of Franklin, are guests of the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Dawson
at Stewarts Run.
Mrs. George Klinestiver, of Ne
braska, came home Monday from a visit
to her daughter, Miss Emma, of the high
school faculty at Sheffield.
-Chas. S. Leech, formerly of Marien-
Vile, now of Harmon, Tenn, is on a
months trip TO Porto Rico, where he owns
well cultivated plantation of tropical
fruits.
E. l.. Herring, for year past in the
employ ofG. w. Robinson, has moved
his family to Tidioute. The people of
that place will find them a good acqui-
sition to their citizenship.
Jimmy Murphy, the dusky hustler
at Hotel Weaver is again on duty after a
serious tussel with threatened attack of
fever. Jimmy is little lighter in both
color and weight, but says he is not
wishing for his color to fade.
Gordon Haslet returned from his
new home in North Carolina last week,
and expects to stay during the summer.
Gordon doesn't like the South less, but
the North more, hence his return. He
reports his parents well ami happy in
their new home.
Mrs. j, r. Morgan is in Pittsburg
this week helping to care for the family
of her son Frank, who are all on the sick
list. Mr. Morgan, who is firing on the b.
q o. having had finger cut OIL, Mrs.
Morgan is seriously i'll with typhoid fever
and the children with the measles.
Roy, the nine-year-old son OF j. A.
Stover, of Golinza, had the misfortune to
fall, while at play last Thursday with his
school-mates, breaking both bones ol his
right forearm just above the wrist, Dr.
Bovard rendered the necessary surgical
aid and the little fellow is getting along
duite well though suffering considerable
pain.
Robert Fulton, conductor on the
Pennsy. was Tionesta visitor last FRI
day. Bob is doing little detective
work now-a days when he isn't busy on
his passenger run and his special work
at this season is looking after people who
are dynamitng fish, and he says he has
his eye on several people between Oil
City and Olean.
Robert Carson and mother left on the
4:39 train north Monday for Erie where
they will join the excursion party which
goes over the Nickel Plate to the Pacific
coast. They will be located at CASTOR,
Washington county, Oregon, where an
uncle of Mr.. Carson resides. Many
friends in Tlonesta will wish Robert and
his aged mother safe journey and
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