The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-01-20
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

C. W. Robinson was in Warren on
business Monday.
WIN. Copeland, of Meadville, is Wis
ting his numerous friends on German
Hill.
Miss Lillian McCrea returned Friday
from ii weeks visit with friends in Oil
City.
Miss Chloe Green was at home FIR )m
Tidioute on a visit to her parents over
last Sabbath.
Gordon Haslet has taken the place of
Linus Shriver as baggage smasher at the
Pennsy depot.
John Agnew, of Jefferson county, was
the guest Of his brother, Leonard, a por-
ton of last week.
Misses Emma Rulings and Georgia
Nichols, of Oil City, are guests at the
Rural House for a week or two.
Geo. Shimp, Newt. Zahniser and
Chas. Conger have returned to the Indi-
ana oil fields after a months visit at
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Gallup and little
daughter, of Youngsville, spent Sunday
with the %latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. w. Horner.
Mrs. John Conway and two children,
of Titusville, who were guests of the for
mer's sister, Mrs. s. s. Garfield, returned
home Monday.
Archie W. Heath, VINO was over from
Riceville, Crawford county, to attend the
funeral Of his sister, Mrs. Taylor, re-
turned home last Friday.
-Ex.SheriT j. W. Jameson and wife
drove over to Elk City, Clarion county
Saturday and spent a lew days pleasantly
with the formers mother.
Miss May Clark, who has a steady
situation in the dispatcher's Office of the
Pennsy at Oil City, was up to see her
mother between trains yesterday.
sam. W. Coleman, of Mcdonald, Pa,
spent tine past week with his mother, of
this place, and shook hands with numer-
Gus Tionesta friends during his stay.
Daniel Brown, father in-law of j. X.
and T.. Mealy, former Forest county
boys, died at the home of the former, in
Tiona, on the 9th inst, aged 10 years.
Miss Maude e. Fogle, of Perry, For
est county, was married at Clean, n. Y,
Dec. Both, to j. b. Curtis, of Fillmore, n.
Y. Mr.. Curtis was formerly a resident
of ~Fagundus.
Quite a number of Tionesta's society
ladies' have accepted the hospitality Of
Mrs. Maria Andrews, at Kellettville, to-
day, where the hostess will serve a
farmers dinner" at II o'clock, noon, at
her home.
Hugh NJ, Charles F., and Frank r..
Thomson, engaged in the Ohio oil fields,
were here last week in attendance at the
funeral OF their mother. The former is
accompanied by his little boy, and will
remain with friends for a couple of
weeks.
C. Clark Brown, at one time a citizen
Of this town, and well remembered by
many of II townspeople, died at his
home in Tidioute on the 18th inst, of
Bright's disease, after an illness extend
ing over several years. Mr.. Brown was
united in marriage in 1890 with Miss
Euetta NJ. Knight, who, with one son,
survives. The deceased was a member
of the M~accabees in good Standing, car
rying an insurance OF 1000.
John o. Clark, Tor the past eight
years engaged in the mining districts of
Colorado, very agreeably surprised his
parents and many Tionesta friends last
Friday afternoon by dropping in upon
them, accompanied by his wife and two
children. He was looking well. and re-
ports that he left the other Tionestans,
Sam @. Clark and "Davey" Hilands, in a
good state of preservation and prosperity.
John does not expect to return to Colo
RADIO, having accepted a position with the
United Gas Co., near Bradford, with
whom he was employed before going
west.