The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-07-29
Bonner of Chicago, uncle of the bride,
was also of the guests present.

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was also of the guests present.
Miss Stella Mckinney, of Meadville,
the guest of her uncle, Ed. Graham, for
the past week, returned home yesterday,
accompanied by her cousin, Miss Claudia
Graham.
Mrs. W. II. Rogers and baby, of Gin
cinnati, Ohio, who have been the guests
of her parents, Mr., and Mrs. A. b. Kelly,
for some weeks past, returned home
Monday.
Mrs. Ed. Christy of Alabama, and
Miss Ethel Richards of Mayburg, Pa.
were visiting Miss Helen Christy last
week, who entertained in their honor
Tidioute News.
Miss Della Sandrock, the accommO-
iating Hello, Central" of Marienville.
was guest of the Misses Maude and
Blanche Mays, of tie Tionesta Central
over la Sunday.
Misses Bertha and Nellie Kline, two
popular operators at the Petroleum tele-
phone central, OF Oil City, were guests OF
the Misses Margaret and Myrtle Nickle
over last Sabbath.
Mrs. A. ]. Thompson of Warren, and
Miss Charlotte Young, of Youngstown,
Ohio, were guests of Mrs. d. w. Clark a
couple of days last week while on their
way to Kane, driving overland.
Will Craig, "a popular employe of the
National Transit company, at its Frank
lin station, was shaking hands with
many Tionesta friends Monday and
Tuesday. He expects soon to leave for
California.
Mrs. w. l.. Klinestiver, of Sheffield,
was with Tionesta relatives a short time
Saturday while returning, from visit to
her father in Oil City. She returned
home by way of Nebraska over the S. &
II. Railroad.
Mrs. Harvey Kiser, of Williamsburg,
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. g.
A. Randall, for couple of weeks, re.
turned home last Thursday, accompanied
as far as Oil City by her sister, Miss
Lizzie Randall.
Miss Justina Siegins, of West Hick-
ory, is chaperoning party Of about
twenty of the X. o. ", of West Hickory
and Endeavor, encamned at Gotham this
week, They are accompanied by Mr.,
and Mrs. John Sheasey, of Kittanning.
Charles Bonner of Chicago came out
for weeks visit with his family and
other friends in the East, returning to his
home to-day. Mr.. Bonner was looking
well and has enjoyed excellent health for
several years. tie is always welcome
visitor with Tionesta friends.
Prof. e. f. Welch, principal of the
Oil City Business College, was in town
Monday looking after the interests of his
school, with a view to getting some busi-
ness from this section. This institution
is we'll recommended by those acquainted
with its methods. See their ad. in this
issue.
Misses Alice, Patience and Grace Nc
Crea arc having fine time in camp near
their old home at Eagle Rock. They are
provided with tent, cooking utensils and
all the essentials that go to make up a
complete camping outfit, and are catching
enough fish to supply themselves with
the necessary food to keep off braniag
and hunger. They have ckristened their
camp "Imp's Rest"
Rev. NJ. l.. Fredrick, who has so
ably and salts factorily filled the pulpit of
Mt. Zion Lutheran church, on German
Hill, for the past three years, severed his
connection with the congregation and ac-
cepted call to the pastorate OF the church
at New Bedford, Ohio, leaving for his
new field of labor last week. The talent
ed and pleasant young minister was very
popular with his people here, and they
wero very 10th to let him go, but the
widening of his field of usefulness was a
consideration which could not we'll be
overlooked and they reluctantly con-
sented to the change. Mr.. Fredrick bears
with him to his new home the hearty
and earnest good wishes of all his ac-
quaintances in this vicinity for abundant
success.