The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-01-28
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

Miss Ida Fones Is guest oil rela'
tivAs in Siverly.
Mrs. c. w. Clark is visiting relatives
in Franklin this week.
MIR. and Mrs. S. II. Carson were
Oil City visitors Monday.
IL. w. Ledebur of German Hill was
pleasant caller Saturday.
Miss EmmS Lawrence was a visitor
to Oil City Monday afternoon.
Geo. b. and Miss Artie Robinson
were Oil City visitors Monday.
IT. F. Ritchey, Esq, is in the east on
professional business this week.
d. W. Clark and Hart Lawrence were
down from Grunderville over Sunday.
Miss Christine Stitznger was guest
of friends in Hickory a part of last week.
George Lehner, the bridge man of
Pittsburg, was visitor to Tionesta friends
last Friday.
Mrs. A. c. Urey left last Friday for a
few weeks visit with her parents at
Sandy Lake, Pa.
Miss Velerie Jeunet of Franklin was
the guest of her friend Mrs. j. b. Muse
over last Sabbath.
Herman Hyde of Buffalo, N. Y, is
here on visit to his fatber-in-law, Robt.
Mealy, Of the Township.
Mrs. Anna Hassey and son, James,
of Oil City, were guests of Tionesta
friends over last Sabbath.
Miss Sarah Morrow was guest of
her brother, DIR. w. G. Morrow, at West
Hickory, over last Sabbath.
-Messrs. S. j. and W. u. Wolcottt and
Geo. W. Holeman are attending court in
Meadville as witnesses this week.
Mrs. Hannah Siggins and grand
daughter, Miss Leona Scowden, were
guests of friends in Tidioute over last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Garner. Of Ham
bleton, w. Va, visited at the home of
Rev. and Mrs. Robert McGarvey, during
the past week.
Fred C. Howell, of West Hickory,
and Bertha Watkins, of Tidioute have
been granted marriage license by Clerk
of Courts Geist.
Joseph Walter, of Tylersburg, was
in Tionesta part of last week, guest
of his son and daughter, Curtis and Dona,
| at the Central House
Rev. b. f. Felt will be in Franklin
oyer Sunday to assist in the dedication OF
the new Evangelical church of that place.
lie will preach on Sunday evening.
George McGarvey, of Siverly, son OF
Rev. Mr.. McGarvey of Of this place, left
for Phoenix, Arizona, last week, accom-
panied by his wife, who goes for the
benefit of her health.
Hon. j. w. Kepler, one of Centre
county's efficient representatives in the
legislature, was here over Sunday to visit
his wife and children who are here on a
visit to his sister, Mrs. j. d. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Stroup. Mrs
Fred Gasner and young son, and Ernest
Sibble, of German Hill, left on the after
noon train Monday to pay a visit tc
friends and relatives at Lancaster.
Rev. Archie Zahniser, OF Port Alle-
gheny, n. Y, who has been assisting in
series of revival meetings at Tylers'
burg, visited his father, II. M. Zahnisel
here last week on his return home.
"A sleighload of Tionesta's nicest
young ladies had jolly ride to Leepel
last Sasturday afternoon, where they
were entertained for a few hours at the
home of Miss Clara Kuhns, The load
consisted of the following Misses: Etts
Swanson, Kate Arner, Alice Arner, Edit
Hopkins, June Herman, Evelyn Clark
Bertha Thomson, Edna Agnew, Flor
ence Fulton. Bertha Vought, Nellie Car
son, Myrt Nickle, Elva Lanson, Dor'
Gerow. This is another instance of lo
OF hunkey boys, and the girls taking thu
lead. The latter are beginning to think
the boys should soon take tumble untt
/ themselves