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

y NlNlNth Obilh
at Grunderville yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. George Vockroth left
last Saturday for Erie, Pa.
Miss Artie Robinson is a guest of
friends in Franklin this week.
e. E. Vockroth, of German Hill, was
in Oil City on business Saturday.
w. Il. Small, of Trunkeyville, had
business in the county seat Saturday.
Ted Hood has been up from McKees-
port visiting relatives Tor the past week.
Rom. to Mr.. and Mrs. John Passauer
of the township, Monday, Nov. 8, 1908, a
son..
David Bairstow, of Warren, was the
guest of John Lawrence here a part of
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Robertson we're
guests of Oil City friends over last Thurs
day night.
Mrs. Jas. Green, of Ashtabula, Ohio,
is the guest of Mrs. G. Ii. Hunter of the
West Side.
james II. Brennan, Esq, was down
from Warren on Monday and Tuesday
on business.
w. j. German and j. II. Bowman,
of Neilltown, were business visitors to
town Monday.
Misses Patience McCrea and Colnelia
Everett were visitors to Oil City Satur-
day afternoon.
S. B. Clark, of Meadville, is here for
a few days recreation, bringing his dog
and gun with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Blum are down
from North Warren for a three weeks
visit among relatives.
Mrs, e. NJ. Brookhouser and Mrs. l..
r. Reed, of Oil City, were guests of Mrs.
J.. C. Dunn, a portion of last week.
Henry Rudolph was down from New
town Mills Thursday, and made the Re-
PUBLICAN a friendly call while in town.
Jim. Morrow, who has been en-
ployed on the boat scaffold al Grunder-
Vile during the past summer, is at home
on a visit.
ID. A. Everhart, of Li~ckingville, was
transacting business in town Monday
and gave the REPUBLIoaN a pleasant call
in the afternoon.
WIN Albaugh, Harvey Albaugh and
George Norton, of Hickory township,
were pleasant callers at the REPUBLICAN
Office Thursday.
Gust Carlson, who brought the re-
turns in from Brookston, found time to
make the REPUBLICAN office a friendly
call last Wednesday.
-Chas. Anderson, of jamestown, NY,
formerly employed in the mantel works
here, was shaking hands with Tionests
friends last Thursday.
George Lehner was up from Pitts
burg on business Thursday, and took oc'
casion to shake hands with his many
friends and leave them a stock of new
and up-to-date stories.
"A number of Miss Josephine Smear
baugh's young lady and gentlemen
friends assisted her in celebrating her
birthday last Wednesday evening, having
"a splendid time"
F. J.. Henderson, of East Hickory,
was a friendly caller at the REPUBLICAN
Office Friday. Frank is still in charge Of
the lumber yard at Buck Mills, and re-
ports business active at that place.
Hon. Peter Berry, of Plumer, and
John Wilson, of Sheffield, were business
visitors in town Monday and Tuesday Of
this week, and the REPUBLICAN in in.
debted to them for a pleasant call.
Mrs. Fred Slocum and young son re-
turned to her home in Kellettville, yes.
terday after a weeks visit with her moth
err, Mrs. George f. Watson, who has gone
to Kellettville to spend the week with
Mr.. Watson.
Mrs. Frank Witherell, of Endeavor,
is sick at the home OF her daughter, Mrs,
Chas Butler, of the West Side. She was
taken suddenly i'll on the up train Thurs
day and was taken off at this station. She
is improving.
e. E. Matson, who has been day OPP
orator at the Pennsy depot here has been
given the Office at Eagle Rock, and Miss
May Clark is again at this place, while
Miss Mary Fredrikson has been assigned
to the T~runkeyville office.
Mrs. Ii. E. Ramsey and daughter,
Hazel, of Utica. Pa, who were visiting
Mrs. G.. G.. CASTOR, returned home Mon.
day. Mrs. CASTOR came home last week
from her stay at Utica since the death o.
her father, about six weeks ago.
Judge Nash was down from Pigeon
the first of the week with a load of fine
r honey taken from his apiary, and which
he disposed of readily in town. The
Judge has made a study of beekeeping
and makes it pay him a good revenue or
his investment.
Mrs. Wilbur Grove and Mrs. j. G
} Dunn entertained a large party of theil
r friends at dinner Thursday evening a
t the home of the former. Among the out
l of-town guests present were Mrs. f. M
B~rookhouser, Mrs. l.. r. Reed and Mrs
, j. A. Hart, of Oil City.
= j. w. McCrea, who resigned his pc
sition as agent at the Penny station herr
= about a month ago, has accepted employ
ment with the Erie road, and left fn
Mesdville Monday. He had rot besr
\ informed as to what place he would b,
f assigned, but his many friends here know