The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-02-19
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

] udiiy hlintstlNtT was uOWn lTOH
Tidioute over Sunday.
$. b. Irwin, Esq. was in Tidioute on
legal business Monday.
Mrs. r.. W. Moon of Guitonville, was
a Tionesta visitor Monday.
Miss Laura Lawrence visited friends
in Oil City last Thursday.
Miss Mamie Morrow visited friends
in West Hickory Monday afternoon.
J. T. o'Rourke of Mayburg was a
business visitor TO Tionesta last Satur-
day.
Mrs. w. NJ. Harr, of Chipmunk, n.
Y, is guest of her daughter, Mrs. Jas.
Garfield.
Mrs. w. J. Bleakley, of Franklin,
was guest of Mrs. A. b. Kelly over last
Sabbath.
%. W. Proper left for months So
journ in Washington, D. g., and points
in Florida.
Charlie Shawkey, of Warren, was a
guest of Frank Joyce couple of days Of
last week.
Mrs. Minnie Phillips of Youngsville
was guest of Miss Louise Killmcr part
of last week.
DIR. F. S. Hunter and f. P. Amsler
were business visitors to Oil City yes
terday afternoon.
II. D. Collins of Nebraska and G. f.
Watson of Golinza, are in Pittsburg on
business this week.
Mira. j. b. Muse and mother, Mrs. p.
X. George, visited friends in Franklin a
few days last week.
&C. r. Bowman was in Oil City on
business connected with the mantel
works last Saturday.
Miss Florence Klinestiver, of War
ren, is spendinga short vacation period
with Tienesta friends,
Fred wilkins of West Hickory was
pleasant caller at the REPUBLICA Office
last Saturday morning.
Mrs. l.. Agnew and mother, Mrs.
Carson, left Monday noon for visit with
friends at their old home near Indiana,
Pa.
Mrs. II. II. Bruner and children, of
West Hickory, visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. S. Garfield, day o" two of
last week.
j. r. Ault and son Allan of Nebras-
ks, were in Oil City Monday looking at a
fine team of draught horses, with a view
to purchasing.
Mrs. w. II. Morgan, of Hughsvile,
Pa, who has been visiting her husband
and son here for two weeks past, returned
home Monday.
MIN Craig visited his brother Clifford
in Oil City over Sunday and attended the
performance of Keene, the magician,
Saturday night.
Miss Artie Robinson returned to
her home in Tionesta this afternoon, after
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. II. IL. Wood
burn. Franklin News.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. McMichael of
Marienyille enjoyed a sleighride to the
county seat Saturday, where Mr.. NJ.
transacted some business.
Ed. Bumgardner, who has been en-
ployed in Pittsburg during the past win
ter, has returned here with his family
and is again working for C. Amann.
Miss Blanche Pease was compelled
to close her school at West Hickory ON
account of illness last Thursday, but
she expected to lie able to resume to-day.
Mrs. Wallace Imhoof of Fox creek,
Green twp, left on the evening train
Monday for Kane, where she will try 10
get relief from a troublesome asthmetic
affection.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Oaklund, of
Jamestown, n. Y, arrived on the noon
train yesterday and will visit Mrs. Oak
lund's mother, Mrs. FELTON,, and Mr.. O.s
sister, Mrs. Alex Swanson.
Mrs. II. Kiser and daughter, Mrs. W.
II. Smith, of German Hill, were guests
of Mrs. VIM. Smearbaugh last Sabbath,
and attended the eervices at the Presby
terion church in the morning.
DIR. Will q. Morrow of West Hick-
ory was called to Kellersburg, Indiana,
county Monday to attend the funeral of
If
whose death occurred there on Sunday
last.
Mrs. L. j. Hopkins aud Mrs. }. F.
Proper visited their mother, Mrs. T. G.
Jackson, at Warren, last Friday. They
were accompanied home by their little
niece, Miss Marie Jackson, who remained
over Sunday.
Geo. Blum and 4. l.. Weller, of TTu-
mans. the new town located near the
mouth of Fools creek, on the Tionesta
creek, were visitors here Friday. George
gave the REPUBLICAN office a friendly
call during his stay.
The home talent company which re-
Gently produced "The Deacon" were en-
ioyably entertained at luncheon by Mrs.
V. G. Armstrong last Thursday evening.
As token OF their esteem and of their
appreciation of the many favors extended
by her during their rehersals the COM
pany presented their hostess with very
handsome rocking chair.
$. NJ. Henry took advantage of the
excellent sleighing last week to move his
fsmily and household goods to his former
home in Marienvile, where he will be
associated in the hardware business with
l.. II. Mersch. Our people are sorry to
lose Sam. from the citizenship of our
borough, where his popularity had be-