The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-04-08
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

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j, NJ. Aulto of Tylersburg was in Tion.
esta over Monday night.
Miss Artie Robinson was visitor tc
Oil City Monday afternoon.
Mrs. G. E. Gerow is visiting her mo-
ther in Warren this week.
j. r. Ault, of Nebraska, was in
Franklin on business Monday.
w. b. Osgo)d, of Starr, was bust.
ness visitor TO town Wednesday.
Miss Kathleen Joyce visiting her bro
ther, John. in Frank lin yesterday.
Treasurer Keller entertained his
father, of Pigeon, over last Sabbath.
Mentor Felt and Levi Metz we're
among the visitors to Oil City Saturday.
Mrs. DR.. Wallace, of East Brady, is a
guest of her sister, Mrs. j. II. Derrick
son.
Misses Anna Green and Edna Meaiy
were visitors to Tidioute friends yester-
day.
"A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Galbraith of East Hickory, Mon
day.
Jim Cottle is over from Mari1nville
stirring up the telephone subscribers
again.
Miss. Marie Shoupe, of Foxburg, is
;oit fN hn. e;e 4
Grove.
Jacob Overlander, Jr., was up from
Allegheny last week on visit to his
parents.
Miss Sarah Morrow is visiting her
brother, DR.. w. G. Morrow at West
Hickory.
r. j. Flynn of Newtown Mills was a
pleasant caller at the REPUBLICAN office
this morning.
Mrs. j. A. Proper and daughter,
Miss EuRetta, were visitors to Oil City,
Monday afternoon.
Miss Nellie Carson, of West Hickory,
was a guest of her cousin Miss Ida Fones,
Saturday afternoon.
"A son was born last Saturday to Mr..
and Mrs. S. ]. Williams, who reside in
the Cropp hill oil field.
-Chas. r. Bowman, general manager
of the mantle factory was business visi-
tor at Warren yesterday.
Mrs. G. W. Warden and daughter of
Endeavor are in New York. City visiting
her sister, Mrs. G. NJ. Smith.
j. L. Beets, S. l.. Pickins and Frank
Turner were over from Marionville Mon
day night in attendance at masonic lodge
meeting.
-Newkirk Carson, who is employed
in the Franklin air compressor works,
came home on a visit to his parents last
Saturday.
w. w. and j. p. Grove. who have
been drilling near Glasgow. KY, during
the past winter, came home for a rest
last Saturday.
w. II. Stiles, of the firm of Stiles &
Evans, the general merchants of Endeav-
or, was in the county seat on business
last Thursday.
Oils Rudolph, who has charge of the
Wheeler Il Dusenbury stocking opera
tions on Otter creek, was Tionesta visit.
or Wednesday.
Mrs. Lusher of Hickory was a guest
of her son, Howard, here over Sunday
and was accompanied home by his wife
and little daughter.
Karl Wenk came home from the Uni
versty at Philadelphia last Friday on
sick leave. He is not suffering saverely
but is confined to his bed.
N. A. Caulkins. the photographer, has
leased the Sres Studio and will Hereafter
conduct the same on his own Look. Mr..
Caulkins' work speaks for itself,
Charles Grettenberger was down
from Tidioute last Saturday fixing up the
ingine in Gaston's mill, which had got
ten "out of killer" during the winter
lay off.
Miss Gertrude Agnew met with quite
a painful accident last Wednesday, hav-
ing fallen and severely sprained her
knee, on account of which she has been
obliged to keep her room since.
Mrs. Herbert Norton and children,
of Jamestown, N. Y, arrived here yes
terday noon on their way to visit her
mother, Mrs. Daniel Black. who is quite
ill at her home on Smokey Hill.
Ed. Blum, who has resided at KeI-
lettvile for the past two or three years,
has rented the Kiser farm on German
Hill, and will turn his attention to tilling
the soil for the next year or two.
MIS-. Joseph Weaver. of Oil City, was
up on visit to her son, c. f., of Hotel
Weaver, part of last week, and was ac-
companied home by Mrs. c. F., and chill
dren, who spent Sunday IN Oil City.
Master Richard Edward Carson en-
tertained % of his little friends at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
Carson, on the 4th inst, it being his ith
birthday. Miss Belle Jameson took
fine picture of the group.
Matthew Werts, one of the old resi-
dents of the township, moved to town
and took possessiod of his comfortable
new house, corner of Walnut street aud
River avenue, this week. Mr.. Werts and
family are welcome to our town.
Joseph II. Ravey, the Oil City boiler
maker, was up last Saturday doctoring
up sick boiler for S. +. Carson. Mr.
Rayey has done lots of work in this vi
cinity in the past, but he will be more in