The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-11-25
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

Virginia.
j. II. Robertson was a business WISH
tor to Oil City IN Monday.
Mrs. f. s. Hunter was a visitor to
Oil City Monday afternoon.
John Jameson, Jr., was a business
visitor to Oil City Saturday.
Miss Edna Corah, of Warren, is a
guest of her sister, Mrs. F. s. Hunter.
Mrs. o. II. Nickle returned Monday
from a visit with friends in N~ickleville.
Will Copeland, of near Meadville,
spent Sunday with friends on German
Hill.
Mrs. George Carver, of Fairview, Pa,
was a recent visitor at the Presbyterian
manse.
Miss May Clark entertained a num-
Der of her friends at cinch last Wednes-
day evening.
II. W. McCrea, who is employed as
operator at Reno, was up to visit his am
lily over Sunday.
Mrs. Jas. Weis and Mrs. II. l.. Me-
Elhaten, of Oil City we're guests of Mrs.
A. @. Urey last week.
Mr.. and Mr.. F. w. Bristow and
daughter, Georgia, are visiting relatives
at Wing Hill this week.
Henry Ledebur, of German Hill,
was a pleasant caller at the REPUBLICAN
Office Monday afternoon.
Archie Holeman, who is employed
as clerk in a grocery house in Pittsburg,
is at home for a few days vacation.
j. D. W. Reck, E. E. Fleming, w. A.
Grove, 7. d. Collins and M. Hepler were
business visitors to Oil City last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Church returned
to their home in West Virginia, Monday,
from a weeks visit with friends in this
section.
Miss Emma Lawrence left last Sat-
urday for an extended visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. ]. D. Greaves, at New Alexan-
dria, Pa.
Tom Remission who has been en-
nloyed at his trade at lathing, in Titus
vile, during the past summer, is at home
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Frost, Of FIRE.
donia, N. Y, were guests OF their daugh-
ter, Mrs. +. A. Keller last week, return
ing home Saturday.
Louis Swanson left Monday for
jamestown, N. Y, where he will be en-
ployed as carver in one of the large furn-
iture factories of that place.
-Kory Heath and Fred Keller went to
Erie Monday to take in the poultry show
now going on in that city, and where
they have some fancy stock entered.
John A. Jones, who stocks for the
extensive numbering firm of Collins,
Kreitler IL Co., at Nebraska, was a pleas
ant visitor at the REPUBLICaN office yes
terday.
Mrs. L. Agnew, Mrs. J. Fl. Zones
and daughter, Miss Ida, Mrs. r. C. Stitz-
niger and Misses Bessie Morgan and
Marie Smearbaugh were visitors to Oil
City Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. James McMillen of Newmans-
vile was a business visitor to town
Monday, and found time to call at the
REPUBLICAN office and renew her SUBJ
scription to Forest county's most reli-
able and popular paper.
Gordon Haslet returned from Ostran-
der, Washington, last Saturday. He
went there in April last and has been in
the employ of e. s. Collins since, and
while he likes the country well enough,
he feels that Tionesta suits him just as
well.
Miss Martha McElhoes, of Home,
Indiana county, who is keeping house,
for her brother-in-law, DR.. w. G. Nor
row, at West Hickory, during the alb
sence of her sister, Mrs. Morrow, spent
Sunday with the family of DR.. j. W.
Morrow, of this place.
Christian Swalley, for the past %
SohS u VI a. ivy . AtbOug Wv
at his home in hat city on the 10Th inst,
after a short ~illneas, aged rs years. Mr..
Swalley was well known to our older cit
liens, having for many years represented
a leading grocery house of Erie, and
made periodical visits to the merchants
then doing business in Tionesta. That
was back in the sixties.
In an accident on the B. d o. rail-
road near Butler on Wednesday of last
week, Mrs. 4. K. Armstrong, a former
resident of Tionesta, but now of Avalon.
Allegheny county, was quite severely in
jured about the face and head, though not
seriously, her many Tionesta friends will
be glad to learn. There were quite a
number of passengers on the train at the
and most of them were more or less
hurt, but happily there were no fatalities.
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