The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-08-26

came up Saturday to accompany his fam
lily home, they having been guests of Ii
onesta friends for the past month.
Mrs. Ernest Dick and children and
Miss Harris, all of Buffalo, n. Y, who
have been guests at the home of F. f.
Dick, at Tylersburg, for the past week,
returned home yesterday morning.
Mrs. Jennie f. Agnew entertaining
during the week Miss Jennie Notion of
Williamsport, Pa, Miss Clara Burk OF
Burlington, Iowa, and Mrs. II. J. Hill
lard of Darlington, Pa.
Miss Susan Brown of Pequa, Ohio,
who has been visiting friends here forthe
past three weeks, returned home last
evening and was accompanied as far as
Oil City by her cousin, Miss Nellie Car
son.
Mrs. II. G.. Mcknight and daughter,
Miss Kittie, of Oil City, Sam Mcknight,
OF Findlay, Ohio, Mrs. Chas. Gibson, of
Pittsburg and Miss Angie Pisor, of But
Ter, were guests last Friday of Mrs.
Mes parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Camp
bell,
MIR. and Mrs. Gus b. Evans, Mr.. and
Mrs. ". IL. Stiles, of Endeavor, and DR..
and Mrs. Will G. Morrow of West Hick-
DRY, were down Friday afternoon and
after the ball game enjoyed a couple of
hours on the tennis courts with our local
talent.
Geraldine May, infant daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Swanson, died
yesterday afternoon, aged three months
and seventeen days. The funeral will be
held to. morrow morning at 1000 o'clock.
The parents have the sympathy of all our
people in the loss oftheir darling.
Mr.. Swanson, one of the worthy citi-
zens OF this community, and for many
years residing on the old Sewers place,
below Jameson station, is very i'll and
not expected to recover His illness is
oftwo or three years standing, and is in
the nature of chronic bowel trouble.
George Crider, of E~ndeavor, who met
with a bad accident to his right hand re-
Gently was down Monday to have it
dressed, and then went on to Oil City on
business. His right thumb is entirely
gone, but the injury is healing very nice
ly and George will have good use of his
hand when it is well again, and he feels
after all hat he escaped luckily.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ellsworth, of
Warren, who, many years ago, were res
idents of Kingsley twp, this county,
where Mr.. Ellsworth conducted an ex-
tensiYe numbering establishment, have
issued invitations to a large number oil
their friends to assist them in celebrating
their golden wedding, August Goth, at
their pleasant home in Warren.
Rev. r. w. Hlingworth, the popular
pastor of the Tionesta Presbyterian
church, was in Centre county a portion
of last week, returning Saturday with
Mrs. Illingworth and the three children.
They have gotten nicely ensconced in
the handsome new cottage of James Ian
ders at the lower end of Elm street, and
are heartily welcomed by our citizens.
M. G. Carringer, n of the pioneer
business men of Marienviile, and who
has for several years past been engaged
in mercantile pursuits, has disposed Of
his store to A. Il. Hines, of that place
and expects to remove from Forest coun-
ty in the neal future. Mr.. Carringer will
be much missed from the community in
which he has so long enjoyed the conf
fidence and esteem of his %neighbors and
friends, and all will wish him success
wherever he may locate.
DIR, Samuel Weir, Principal of the
Clarion State Normal School, was a Wis
itor to Tionesta and other portions OF
Forest county last Friday, returning
home on Saturday The REPUBLIcAN
acknowledges a short, but very pleasant
call from the talented and popular Dr.,
who at once impresses you with his ear
nestness, sincerity and scholarly attain
ments, as we'll as his jovial good nature.
1t is a pleasure to note the constant up
ward tendency of the normal under DR..
Weir's critical administrator of affairs,
the continuation of which is bound to
rank that institution among the first in
the State.