The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-03-04
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.
Miss Mary Joyce is in Pittsburg this

VISIT 10 MS father.
Mrs. X. c. Heath was in Oil City last
Friday afternoon.
Miss Marie Smearbaugh was visitor
to Oil City last Friday.
". G. Armstrong is home for few
days visit with his family.
-Quintain Jameson was a business
visitor in Buffalo last week.
Miss Katie Osgood of the Clarion
Normal was home over Sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Phillips of Youngsville
visited Tionesta friends last week.
Miss Blanche Mays was a guest of
friends in Frank lin over last Sabbath.
Conductor Gene Holmes, of the s. 4
T. r. R., was Tionesta visitor Monday.
JAS. T. Brennan Esq. was down from
Warren few hours Monday on business.
Miss Nettie Giering has gone to
Pittsburg to work at her trade as milli-
ner.
Ed. Swanson was down from James
town, N, Y, for short visit with friends
last week.
j. w. Cook, of Rising Sun, Ohio, was
a guest of his uncle, Thomas Mays, part
of last week.
Geo. Carson has gone to Pittsburg
where he has secured employment in one
of the car shops.
Mrs. r. II. Woodburn of Franklin
spent the Sabbath as the guest of Mr..
Robinson's family.
Mrs. Andrew Weller, of Tionesta, is
spending few weeks with her mother,
Mrs. Lucy Emlenton News.
Misses Julia and Anna McCalmont,
of President, were guests of their cousin,
Miss Bertha Vought, couple of days
last week.
Mrs. Herbert Rheese and children,
of Cropp Hill, returned home last Satur-
day from three weeks visit in James
town, n. Y.
-Thos. Armstrong and Fred Everly of
Mercer county, visited the families of II.
NJ. Zahniser and Jas. Bromley during
the past week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. James L.
Work, OF Fort Morgan, Colorado, Jan.
10th last, son. The parents were former
Forest county residents.
"A. Sperry, lumber buyer for Ollie d
Mexican, ofNorth Tonawanda, N. Y. re-
turned Saturday from weeks visit at
his home in Cleveland, Ohio.
Rev. NJ. L. Frederick, the popular
young pastor of Mt. Zion Lutheran
church of German Hill, was welcome
caller at the REPUBLICAN Office yester-
day.
Jack" Haslet, one of Tionestas ge-
nial old timers, was up from Venango
county during the past week shaking
hands and renewing old friendships in
this community.
John X. Pott, the genial District Pass
enger Agent OF the Chicago, Milwaukee
& st. Paul r. r., with headquarters at
Pittsburg, was doing business for his
popular system in this section last Thurs
day. He made the REPUBLICAN pleas
ant call while in Tionesta.
j. l.. Belts, j. E. Brennimen, H. s..
Sutton, Lee Amsler and S. l.. Pickens of
the Express, all of Marienville, were Tio-
nesta visitors Monday night, having mix
ed with their brethren of the Masonic
fraternity during the evening. Brer
Pickeus came along to edit the party
while tarrying in the capital city.
1t is matter for sincere regret that
Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Jones, of Clarion,
will remove next week to Lynch, Forest
county, where they will make their home
in the future. These friends will be
greatly missed here, but Lynch will gain
people of whom they can be proud, and
who will be a credit to their community.
We all wish them prosperity.
Democrat.
A. w, Stroup and son, Arthur, win
Ledebur, Clyde Foreman and Gordon
Haslet OF 'lionesta, VIM. Rathfon, of Ne
braska, and Will Lyons, of Butler; left
yesterday for Erie where they will join
the Nickel Plate excursion for the west,
expecting to stop at Ostrander, where
they will enter the employment of f. S.
Collirs in his numbering operations.
They are all husky boys and will be a
good acquisition to the citizenship of the
state of Washington.
Miss Donna, eldest daughter of Mr..
o. NJ. Agrelius, of this place, and Finley
Agnew, of Kane, were united in marriage
at high noon on Wednesday of last week,
at the BRIDES home on East Main street,
by Rev. Garrett, rector of the Episcopal
church. There were no attendants and
the only guests were the immediate fam
lilies of the contracting parties. The new
ly married pair went to jamestown on
the afternoon train and remained until
frludy evening" lDey nave gone lO
housekeeping in the McDade block at
Kane, where everything was in readi-
ness for their occupancy. The bride is
one of the most deservedly popular of
Youngsville's charming daughters, while
Finley has host of friends. All sincerely
wish them happy companionship
thrOuOh life YounUsville Citizen Fin
ley was former Tionesta boy and has
numerous friends here who will wish
him and his bride many happy years of
welded bliss.
The New Passenger Boat TiOnesta.
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