The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-12-07
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

The nine -months-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. f. w. Bowman is critically ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cropp, of Cropp
Hill, were visitors to Oil City Friday
afternoon.
Il. S. Clough and family have gone TO
Ashvile, North Carolina, for the winter.
Warren Mail.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. w. Reck and
Mrs. J. G. Bowman were business visit
ors to Oil City Monday.
Moses Hepler has moved into his
new house, South Elm street, and Is
again citizen OF the borough.
Floyd Richards, of Franklin, was
guest at the home of Henry Sibble, on
German Hill, over last Sabbath.
A young man named Snyder, resid-
ing at the mouth of Little Tienesta creek,
is suffering severe attack of pneumonia.
Lester, the 5.years-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. +. Weaver, who has been serious
ly i'll from Pneumonia, is now out of
danger.
H. Il. Mckinley, Tionesta's up-to-
date plumber, and his main man, Sam.
Baslet, were Oil City business visitors
Saturday.
Hon. @. A. Randall is in Philadel-
phia this week representing Olive Lodge,
+. q A. NJ. at the meeting of the Mason
c Grand Lodge.
Joseph Adamson, Philadelphia, i at
tending to business in this community,
and incidentally shaking hands with his
numerous Tionesta friends for few days.
Jake and Sam. Coleman, j. A. While
and Perry Allen, have been up from the
lower oil field during the past week try
ing their luck at the game, with fair sue
cess.
-Neighbor Blum "butchered" last
week, and now the EDITORS family has
been placed under renewed obligations
for the usual supply of sausage break
fast food.
An ll-year-old daughter OF Charles
Bush, who resides at Oldtown, has been
very sick with convulsions since Sunday,
but is convalescing. Mrs. l.. W. Bessey,
of Oil City, sister of Mrs. Bush, came up
yesterday morning.
Miss Edith Vineyard, daughter of
Fred. Winegsrd of German Hill, was
taken to the Oil City hospital yesterday,
where she is expected TO undergo an
operation for appendicitis, from which
she has been sufferer for some time.
Among the prospective candidates
for the Warren postoffice next year is
George C. Pricstly, whose term as coun-
ty treasurer will expire on the first ofthe
new year. George has host of friends
in this county who hope he may land the
plum.
John Francis, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Potter of Golinza, died on the Sd
inst, and was buried at the Hagan
churchyard, near Tylersburg, Monday,
Rev. w. o. Calhoun officiating at the fu-
neral. The child was aged months and
% days.
S. II. Whitman and sister, Mrs. John |
Wolf, went to Ackley Station, Warren
county, yesterday morning, where they |
had been summoned of account OF the
serious injury of their father, Selden
Whitman, who is visiting his son, Perry, |
at that place. They were not in formed |
as to the manner or extent of their ia
ther's injuries.
Miss Leona Bowman, teacher in the |
Franklin high school, was stricken with
typhoid fever while visiting her brother
in Tidioute on Thanksgiving, and is now
at the home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. J. Bowman, at East Hickory. The
attack is a severe one though not thought
to be necessarily dangerous by her broth
er, DR.. l.. d. Bowman, of jamestown, N.
Y, under whose care she is.
d. F. Copeland was visitor in Tio-
nesta last Wednesday and was welcome
caller at the REPUBLICAN Office during
his stay in town. He and Mrs. Copeland
have been visiting York State friends for
a couple of weeks, and Daniel took ad-
vantage of the occasion to drop off and
shake hands with old friends in this vi
cinity. They are located now at Horton,
w. Va, where Mr.. G. is engaged in lum-
bering.