The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-04-22
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

&C. +. Felt was business visitor to
Oil City Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Lizzie Huling was a visitor 10
Oil City Monday afternoon.
j. C. Welch, of Balltown, was in Tio-
nesta on business last Friday.
Mrs. ]. w. Jameson has been quite
seriously i'll during the past week.
Misses Claudia Graham and May
Keller were visitors to Oil City yesterday.
Miss Gertrude Mexican, of Gotham,
is guest OF Miss Chloe Green this week.
%. NJ. Turner, of Oil City, was up to
see his sister, Mrs. John Sanner yester
day.
Miss Albertine Lindquist, of James
town, MY, is guest of Mrs. VIM. Nor
gan.
Mentor Felt closed the Tubbs Run
school last Friday for the summer vaca-
tion.
j. NJ. Mccullough, of Nebraska, bad
business in Oil CITY over last Friday
night.
Paul Hepler and Henry Kremmel
are up from Franklin for a few days
fishing.
Miss Clara Motter, of Eagle Rock,
was a guest of the Misses McCrea last
Friday.
Mrs. A. c. Brown and Misses Lizzie
and Delva Randall we're Oil City visitors
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Hart were up
from Oil City oyer Sunday visiting Tio-
nesta relatives.
Miss Jessie Wells was down from
Salamanca, the guest of Mrs. G. T. An
derson yesterday.
Rev. and Mrs. Barkas OF Tylersburg,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. M. Zahn-
User last Saturday.
j. d. w. Reck, Henry O'Harah and
John Ritchey were among the business
visitors to Oil City Friday.
Mrs. Sabilla Reck is down from
Bradford, OH visit to her old friend and
neighbor, Mrs. j. A. Proper.
Squire Matthews and A. r. Mech
ling of Clarington were pleasant callers
at the REPUBLICAN office yesterday.
Misses Florence Thomson, Kittie
Hepler and Clara Wolf, teachers in the
township, have finished their schools.
j. r. osgood returned Saturday from
Pittsburg, where he had successfully dis
posed of the timber he run this spring.
--Chas. Wolf, who taught the Huddle-
son school during the past winter left for
Pittsburg Monday to attend business
college.
w. f. Blum and son Adolph, Ula
Miles and Sam Haslet took in the excur-
sion to the Pttsburg flower show last
Sunday.
-Liyeryman A. G. Urey wentto Grove
City Monday to secure a number of new
rigs. Urey always keeps up with the
procession.
Mrs. j. II. Carson spent Sunday with
her son, George, who is telegraph oper-
ator and ticket agent at Johuetta, Arm
strong county.
Mrs. Lon Graham, of Ross Run, was
a guest of Mrs. S. r. Maxwell the first of
the week, while on her way to visit
friends in Greenvillc.
r. G. Stitzinger has moved from Kel-
lettvite to Tionesta, occupying the Hin
ton house at the head of May street, lately
vacated by Mrs. Wasson.
Jay Bankhead, who has been en-
ployed in the pressed steel car works in
Pittsburg during the past winter, came
home Monday morning for few days
visit.
Jos. II. Ravey, the Oil City boiler
maker, was up Monday looking over the
boiler of the locomotive at Golinza, upon
which he will make some repairs this
week.
Rev. G. C. Rumberger has been sick
from grip during the week, Sunday be-
ing unable to conduct services in the
Methodist church. He is able to be out.
-Emlenton News.
DIR. J. W. Morrow was called to Eagle
Rock Monday to attend Richard Williams
who was stricken with paralysis last
Sunday. The right side of the face and
the lett side of the body are affected.
Mrs. John Runninger, of Franklin,
who was here on a visit to her sister,
"Aunt" Jane Grove, returned home Sat-
urday. Mrs. Groves health has been
much poorer of late, we are panied to
note.
M. E. Abbott, head clerk in Hopkins
store, received notice last week from the
u. s. Marshall of this district. summon
ing him to appear in Pittsburg on May
4th to act in the capacity of grand juror
in the U. s. District court.
Mrs. A. f. Brockway and six little
girls, of Loleta, Elk county, were guests
of her sister, Mrs. f. W. Chadwick, over
last Sunday, while on the way to T, unk-
eyville to care for her mother, Mrs. w.
r. Small, who is seriously i'll with cancer
of the stomach.
-Chas. Huff was up from Baum sta
ton Saturday to consult a physician, he
having been suffering considerably of
late from sore shoulder, the result of
being thrown by a rope in one of the
derricks on the VanGieson lease, which
he is pumping.