The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-01-06
YlL AND YOU FRIEND.

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Miss Virginia Siggins, OF Oil City was
the guest of Miss Edith Hopkins the past
week. .- -
Hart, Albert and John Lawrence
we're down from Grunderville a Part of
past week.
Mrs. G. f. Gerow of the Central
House is visiting friends at YOungsville
this week.
Il. Agnew has moved into his COM
+ rtable new residence next door to Ho-
tel Weaver.
Alex Swanson aud son, Lewis, were
home from jamestown, N. Y, to spend
the holidays.
Jacob Karn, of Pittsburg, spent the
holidays with his brother, Peter Karn,
In this place.
Hon. n. p. Wheeler, of Endeavor,
was a business visitor to the county seat
last Saturday.
john Noble, Colly Walters and Chas.
Conger returned last week from the In
diana oil field.
Miss Gertrude Greaves was a guest
| over last Sabbath at the home of her cous-
in, ]. ID. Davis.
j. b. Sproull, of Uniontown, Fayette
county, is circulating among Tionesta
friends this week.
Harry Davis, attending the Philadel-
phia dental college, came home on a short
vacation last week.
Mr.. II Mrs. Primer Agnew, of
Youngsville, Pa, spent the holidays
with Tionesta friends.
Miss Janet Heivley, of Oil City, has
been che guest Of Miss Colyn Clark dur
ing the past W weeks:
Mrs. j. f. Proper entertained a num-
her Of the young folks at a very eDioya-
BILE luncheon New Years Eve.
Raymond aud Miss Angie Frost, of
Fredonia. N. Y, are guests at the home
of their sister, Mrs. f. A. Keller.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shipe, of Marien-
willie, were the guests Of the Misses Ran
dali, at the Rural House, this week.
james Conger, who has been en-
ployed in Dubois for the past three
months, is at home for a few days visit.
W.. Il. H. Miles OF Plain Grove, Law
renee county, was the guest of his sons,
o. F. and U. S. Miles, over the holidays.
Mrs. DR.. Bowman and young son,
Morris, of jamestown, n. Y, were guests
of Mrs. Joseph Clark a few days of last
week,
Lester Holeman came home from
Jamestown, N. Y, Business College, to
spend the holiday season with Tionesta
friends.
&C. D. Franklin, of Vandergrift, Pa,
was the guest of his uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. f. Range, at Stewart Run,
during the holidays.
Miss Nettie Giering and Miss Bertha
Dutton, of Pleasdntville, have been guests
of the formers sister, Mrs. X. c. Heath,
during the past week.
Will d. Hunter, EN- ployed at the EN-
urgency hospital at Warren, was down
last week in attendance at the funeral oil
his brother, Benjamin.
Miss Alice Arner left for Warren
Monday, where she will take a ten-weeks'
course in stenography and typewriting at
the Hoff business college.
MIR. and Mrs. Harvey G. Kiser, OF
Williamsburg, were guests of the latier's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 9. A. randall, al
the Rural House, over the Christmas sea-
son.
All the students home for the holt
days have returned to their respective
schools, having enjoyed their vacation
hugely during the pleasant winter wealth
er of the Christmastide.
Our old friend Sol. Foy, who resides
at Tylersburg. but is engaged at his trade
of carpentering at East Brady, was a Tio-
nesta visitor last Thursday, and gave us
a pleasant call while in town.
w. c.. Brown, of Marienville, has
been appointed mercantile appraiser for
the present year, and will soon start on
his tour of the county. Mr.. Brown is a
capable official and Will doubtless rem
der good salts faction.
Miss Sadie Morrow has been serious
ly iii with pneumonia during the pas
tire weeks, and her recovery is slow
and quite tedious, but the progress
she is making IN that direction is re-as-
surfing to her friends.
-Ex-Judge James b. Neale of Arm
strong county, died suddenly of hear
failure at his room at the Reynolds house,
Kittanning, OF the 1st inst. Judge Neale
was one of the prominent figures of his
community for many years.
Walter Saylor left last Saturday, in
company with Geo. w. Mong, for Inde-
pendenre. Kansas, where he expects to
be employed in the oil field. Mr.. Mong,
who has been in the Ohio field for sew
eral years, will transfer his interests &c
the new Kansas Developments, and will
soon take his family to that section.
Rudolph Behrens, who left this coun
try twenty-five years ago to seek his for
tune in the western country, locating in
Harper county, Kansas, was circulating
among old friends during the past ter
days, it being his first visit to his ole
home since his departure. Many friends
were glad to see HIM again, and to know
that he has been blessed with a good de,
gree of prosperity in his adopted state.