The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-01-01
YOU AND iOUR FRIENDS.


Lake on business yesterday.
Min" Craig is visiting his brother
VIII, at South Vdndalia, n. Y.
Mrs. +. d. Wasson returned Monday
from visit with friends in Meadvlle.
Howard Kelly is homo from Kiski
minetas college for the holiday vacation
j. f. Jones of Nebraska, was recent
pleasant caller at the REPUBLIoi office,
". G. Armstrong, was up from
Franklin to spend Sunday with his fam
lily.
Miss Florence Hagerly is home from
Allegheny College for the holiday vaca-
tion.
Mary n. Haight of Clarington, this
county, has been granted a pension of IS
per month,
w. J. Bloomfield and mother. OF
Trunkeyville, were visitors to thecounty
seat on Monday.
Fred Rudo. ph aud J. Ed. Osgood OF
Newtown Mills, were in during the week
and renewed for 1902.
Mrs. @. II. Killmer refunded Mon
day from visit with her mother, Mrs.
G.. W. Dunk.e in Oil City.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. A. Hart, who have
been visiting relatives here went to their
home in Oil City last evening.
Mrs. Dec and daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Walter Dec, of South Oil City are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Hasiet.
Miss Bertha Mckee and little sister
Martha spent Xmas with their aunt, Mrs.
c. j. Stewart, OF Endeavor, Pa.
Miss Artie Robinson returned Mon
day from Reynoldsville, where she had
been to attend the funeral of her aunt.
Miss Name OHara, is up from
Pittsburg on visit to her brother,
Henry o'Hara, for few days vacation.
Mrs. Chas. Falwell and children of
Pleasantvilie, who have been visiting her
sister, Mrs. X. C. Heath, returned Mon
day.
J. C. Geist was down from Brookston
Monday. and the REPUBLICAN acknowl.
edges pleasant call from him during his
stay.
Martin Knorr, employed at l.. Full
tons harness shop, was in jamestown.
n. Y. to eat Christmas turkey with his
family.
w. 5. McCuen. the efficient agent of
the Pennsy and Lake Shore railroads at
OIL City was business visitor to Tones
ia Monday.
Miss Christine Agnew. teacher of the
school at Cooper Tract, was home to
spend Christmas with her mother, Mrs.
Jennie L. Agnew.
Miss Susie and Master Roy Huling
returned saturday from two weeks
visit with relatives in Claysville, Wash
iugt1n county, Pa.
Mrs. G. +. Weaver and children re-
turned last Thursday from we ks visit
with her sister, Mrs. Gust Horne, at
Youngstown. Ohio.
w. W. Grove and j. p. Grove and
Henry Yainel left for Glasgow, Ken
tucky, yesterday noon, where they have
number of wells to drill.
Charlie Wheeler who has been living
with his uncle, Mr.. W. j. Mckee, spent
Xmas with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
NJ. Wheeler, of Sioneham Pa.
MIR. and Mrs. II. G.. Mcknight and
daughter, Rittie, of Oil City, sp,nt Christ
mas as the guests Of Mrs. Ms parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. }. Campbell.
-Messrs. Shick. Turner, and Prof
Carringer of Marienville came down last
Friday aud enjoyed the banquet given by
their Masonic brethren on that evening.
-Messrs. A. X. Shipe and o. j. Die |
of Marienvlle, were business visitors
here last Thursday, aud found time to
give the REPUBLICAN Office a pleasant
call during their stay.
S. W. Mong and family arrived from
Bowling Green, Ohio, where they have
resided for the past year or two, and will
s7end a couple Of months with their
Forest county friends.
Miss Blanche Talman. the music
teacher who broke her leg by fall at
Nebraska last Halloween, is able to be
about again with the aid of crutches, and
is here teaching her pupils.
Mrs. Samuel Farmer, who has been
confined to he- bed for the past three
weeks on account Of internal injuries re
ceved by fal on the side walk near the
court house, is slowly improving.
John II. skunk one of Whig Hilrs
industrious farmers gave us a pleasant
call Friday afternoon, being in town with
a load Of grain which he had put through
the proper process at the Lanson mill.
Mrs. Josephine Evans and son,
Howard. Of West Bridgewater, Fa., who
were visiting her daughter, Miss Maggie
Evans. at the home of j. p. Grove, dur
ing the past week, returned to their home
NJ nday.
Mrs. Robert Cannon and Mis- Ula
Urey, of Sandy Lake, and Miss Nora
Reed, Of New Lebanon, Pa, who have
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Urey
during the past week, have returned to
/ their homes.
w. II. Morgan, foreman of the cary
ing room at the mantle works, returned
Tuesday from visit to his family at
Hughsvile, Pa. He is accompanied by
his son W. J., who will start in the fac
tory to learn the trade of carver.
Edwin Baker. VINO has been visiting
his mother Mrs. Verna Baker, foI the
mast two weeks. returned Monday to Kill