The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-03-25

Sunday.
Mrs. c. NJ. Colt, of Columbus, Ohio,
is here on visit TO her sister, Mrs. ]. w.
Jameson.
Hon. N. p. Wheeler, of EndAvor,
was a business visitor to, the county seat
yesterday.
Mrs. Robert Fulton went to Youngs-
vile Monday to visit her sister, Mrs. II.
A. Gallup.
-General Manager G. r. Bowman OF
the msntel works is in Pittsburg on bus
mess this week.
Miss Emma Thompson and Mrs. Ed.
Dewoody, of Nebraska, were Oil City
visitors Monday.
Miss Ethel Bristow is at home from a
two weeks visit with her uncle Andrew
Emert, on Wing Hill.
Geo. .Nellis came up from Sistersville,
w. Va, on Monday to visit his grand
mother, Mrs. Rachel Noble.
Mrs. d. w. MCCrea, of Eagle Rock,
was the guest over last Sabbath of Mrs.
Eli and Mrs. G. w. Holeman.
w. H. Ellis, painter and paper hang
er, is in Kellettyille this week where he
has several jobs of papering on hand.
e. E. Fleming of Tionesta, enroute
to Rochester, N. Y, was in town last
evening. .-Titusville Courier, Thursday.
Miss Ida Whisner, of Oil City, the
guest of her neice, Mrs. G. Ii. Killmer,
for the past week, returned home Friday.
S. j. Grove and daughter Evelyn
drove to Tidioute Saturday to see his sis
ter, Mrs. Walter Courson, who is very
i'll.
Fred Thomas and Chas. Zahniser left
last Monday noon for Fairmount, Ind,
where they expect to get work in the oil
fields.
Mrs. G. II. Anderson and Mrs. Fred
Davis visited their sister, Mrs. Harry
Bruner, at West Hickory, Friday and
Saturday.
Jas. Garfield left Monday evening for
Brsndon's Ferry, below franklin, where
he expects to soon commence drilling for
I. N. Patterson.
Mrs. John Burns and Miss Julia An
derson, of Hickory, were guests of their
sister, Mrs. S. T. Carson, of the West
Side last Friday.
Harry II. Watson has moved to Co.
lima where he will superintend the ex-
tensiye numbering operations of Messrs.
Collins, Watson u Co.
Mrs. W. G.. Morrow and children
and Miss Minnie Carroll, of West Hick
ory, were guests of the family of DR.. J.
w. Morrow over last Sunday.
Mrs. j. C. Bowman and Mrs. Ii. NJ.
Zahniser, attended an old fashioned
quilting" at Mrs. Joseph Hinder's near
Newmansville, last Wednesday.
Mrs. Emminger, of TylersbuIg, who
has been visiting for some time in Oil
City, was guest of Mrs. II. M. Zahniser
last Friday while on her way home.
Commissioners Clerk Henry expects
to move his family from Marienville to
Tionesta this week, and will occupy the
May hoem stead at the lower end of town.
Mrs. NJ. j. Brown, of Brookville, who
has been guest of her daughter, Mrs. A.
G. Brown, for the past month, left for
Philadelphia last Thursday to visit son.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Cook start from
Brookville this week on trip south to
be gone two months. They will visit
several places, going as far as Mexico. -
Brookville Democrat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Karns and chill
dren left last Friday for Guys Mills,
Crawford county, their former home,
where the latter will remain for months
visit while "Pete" goes to try his luck in
the Indiana oil fields.
Il. j. Osgood was down from Erdeav
or few hours yesterday. He informs us
that Mrs. Osgood expects to leave on the
2lst, prox,, for three months visit with
relatives and friends in Washington
State, where two of her children, l.. j. jr.
and Mrs. Jas. Shoemaker, reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. +. Miles received
word Monday of the serious illness of
Mrs. Miles father, Henry Eppinger. at
his home in Plain Grove, Lawrence coun-
ty, and they Immediately started for his
bedside. On Sunday Mr.. Eppinger was
seized with a paralytic stroke, from
which 1t is feared he cannot rally. He is
aged about 50 yeras.
William II. Harrison, during the
past winter at the Titusyille hospital,
where his left leg was amputated above
the knee, returned to his home i'm Green
township Monday, having almost COM
pletely recovered from his serious condi-
ton. He was able to leave the train nn-
attended and walk across the bridge,
handling himself quite easily.
John A. Walter and little son, Wray,
of Tylersburg, passed through town Sat-
urday on their way home from a visit to
Oil City friends. Mr.. Walter recently
finished the contract of erecting a large
new hotel at Leeper for Mrs. VIM. Agey,
completing the job several weeks ahead
of contract specification. He is one of
the successful building contractors, and
generally has about all he can do at il, but
is always ready TO take new Jobs.
Lewis Arner, of the firm of Amer e
Son, has resigned his position at the
freight Office Of the Tionesta station, and
will on next Monday take charge of the
insurance business at Marienville, here
toiore handled by f. w. Turner of that
place. The people of that section will
find Lew reliable and agreeable gentle
man to do business with, and no doubt