The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-05-21
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

burg.
Mrs. J. II. Morgan is on the sick list
this week.
Mrs. S. II. Haslet visited friends in
Oil City last week.
Mrs. j. c. Scowden spent Friday
night with friends in Oil City.
Mrs. IL. b. Felt and baby were Wis.,
itors to Oil City Monday afternoon.
Misses Christine and Edna Agnew
were vi itors to Oil City last Friday after
noon.
Mrs. DR.. Black, of Titusville, is a
guest at the home of her aunt, Mrs. A. y.
Kelly.
j. G. Bromley left Monday for two
weeks business trip through Crawford
county.
Jacob Hood and son Roy, went TO
Franklin Monday to visit friends for a
few days.
Mrs. r. Il. Hidinger, Of oil City was
a guest of Miss Maggie Bromley over
last Sabbath.
-Missas Louisa Kaman and Florence
Cropp, of Cropp Hill, were Oil City Wis
itor last Friday.
w. G.. Rogers returned tn his work at
Franklin yesterday after few days visit
with his family here,
Miss Stella Nelson of Oil City, is the
guest of her friend Miss Albe teen Lin
quest for few days.
Rev. McGarvey and David Sutton are
attending the Prohibition State conven-
tion at New Castle this week.
Edward Kelly and friend william
Hogg, came up from Pittsburg Saturday
and spent Sunday with Tells parents.
p. S. Brown of Brookville, made a
flying visit to his brother-in-law. A. G.
Brown, Esq, of this place last Saturday.
j. r. Ault, Of Nebraska, is in Erie
this week as delegate from Tionesta
ledge to the State Grand Lodge |. o. OF.
r. l. Ha,let has moved into the J.
g. Carson house at the foot of Hiland
street, lately vacated by James Buxton.
Attorney George +. Whitmer, OF
Clarion, attending our court, gave the
REPUBLICAN sanctum pleasant call on
Monday.
Mrs. II. w. Horner and daughter,
Miss Mildred, are down from Kinzua on
a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L. Gerow al
The Central.
H. w. Morgan and John Gold of the
mantel works, spent Sunday at their re-
spectives homes, Hughsville, Pa, and
Jamestown, N. Y.
Miss Christine Agnew is home from
Cooper Tract, Howe township, where
she finished a successful eight. months
term Of school last week.
-O.E. Rupert, National Transit gauger
located near Lynch, Howe township, who
was drafted as juror this week, paid US
pleasant call yesterday.
Mrs. w. G. Ga ton and Mrs. Augusta
Eaton, of Cochranton, Pa, mother and
aunt, respectively, G. q. CASTOR, are
visiting him for few days.
Will Hunter came home from school
last Saturday, but left Monday morning
for North Warren where he will work in
the asylum during the summer.
Misses Laura Bromley and Maudt
Green entertained number of theiI
young friends at the latler's home, from
two till five last Friday afternoon.
j. X. Green has moved his family
from Fleming Hill, Harmony township
to this place, occupying the house OF
Vine Street lately vacated by John No
BILE.
Geo. Dawson was up from Frank lin
last Saturday to return home with his
wife and daughter, who had been visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Dawson
at Stewart Run.
Mrs. Wood, agee about s years, dieC
al the home of her son, +. +. Wood, a
East Hickory, on Monday, and was TAX
EN- t. her former home in Olean, N. Y.
for interment yesterday.
Charles Smalhers, of Helen Furnace
who was so badly injured on logging
railroad near Kinzua about year ago, !
visiting his sisters, Mrs. II. +. Mood!
and Mrs. Joseph Morgan.
Henry Coleman of Oakmont, w. Va
who has been visiting his parents her
for a couple Of weeks, returned TO hi
home yesterday, accompanied as far a
Oil City by his iatLer, Herman Coleman
Mrs. Mary f. Lambing of Pttsburg
is a guest at the home of Mrs. Judg
( Dale. Mrs. Lambing is vel remrm
bered by many of our citizens as for
mer Tionesla girl and is meeting wit
a warm welcome at their hands.
Miss S. 10, ephne Zahniser, of 80
Gross street, Pittsburg, graduate of Wes
Penn Hospital, came up yesterday wit
: her brother Charles, who went down o
/ the last run of boats, and will visit he
father, II. NJ. Zabniser for few days.
w. w. Grove, wh1 has been drillin
at Glasgow, KY, during the past winter
= came home last Friday in rather poo
7 health, but has rapidly improved sine
: his return. and he and Mrs. G.. left Ia,
5 evening for jamestown, N. Y, to Wis
!. their daughter, Mrs. f. w. Swanson.
a New Public Fountain.