The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-06-08
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

al IlulOuIe tnls week.
Karl Wenk Is home from Phladel-
phia for the summer vacation.
Mrs. Lizzie Hulings was guest OF
Nebraska friends last Sabbath.
Mrs. l.. J. Hopkins and son, Russell,
were Oil City visitors Monday.
Miss Bertha Lawrence was guest Of
friends in Warren over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Kelly returned
from their western trip yesterday,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Shelhouse and
Friday.
Frank Biricil, who has been drilling
in Jefferson county, is at home on visit
to his mother.
Joseph Green, of East Hickory, was
a pleasant caller at the REPUBLICAN OF
flee Wednesday.
Mrs. G. e. Gerow visited her sister.
Mrs. A. II. Gallup, at Youngsville, Mon
day and Tuesday.
Miss Petheram and Mr.. easier, of
Warren, are guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. B. L. Gale.
-R. M. Herman was called to State
College, Pa, Monday, on account of the
illness of his mother.
Mrs. George Hood, of Pittsburg, Wis.,
tied her father-in-law, Jacob s. Hood,
here part OF last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Gus b. Evans, of En-
deavor, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
L. Abbott Monday night.
"A. M. Ross, gauger for the National
Transit at their West Hickory station,
called Monday and renewed for another
year.
II. l.. Herring, a former Tionesta cit
izen, was down from Tidioute Thursday
shaking hands with friends and attending
to business.
H. e. Mckinley, Tionesta's expert
and up-to-d tie plumber, has moved his
family to town, occupying the Wagner
house, on Vine street.
*. G. Heath, of the Hotel Brenser,
Ligonier, Pa. was up last week shaking
hands and attending TO some business
with his Tionesta friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Herman II. Hyde. of
Reno. came up Saturday for week s Wis.,
it with the later's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Mealy, of the Township.
j. e. and S. w. Coleman and their
families, and j. A. Weibel, of the lower
country oil fields, came up last week to
enjoy their annual trout-fishing outing.
B. l.. Gale, of the Gale veneer works,
brought his family from Warren last
week aud has moved into the James Lau-
ders house, recently vacated by Rev. Mr..
Illingworth.
Herb Reese, employed for some time
past on the Reck Il Co., lease, Tubbs
Run, departed with his family Monday
for Selma, Indiana, where he will be en-
ployed in the oil field of that section.
Mrs. j. c. Dunn, Mrs. Jennie e. Ag-
new, Mrs. Suie NJ. Sharpe, Miss Artie
Robinson, Samuel d. Irwin and Geo. W.
Robinson are at Gettysburg this week at
tending the State encampments of the w.
K. G. aud the G. A. r.
Harry Harp, Henry Shipe and Chas.
Sabine, OF Marienville, j. r. Ault, of
| Tylersburg, w. p. Crouch, Geo. Crider.
J. p. Aylesworth, and John Pettigrew,
OF Hickory, were here to attend Masonic
lodge Monday night and greet d. D.D.G.M.,
w. f. Cullis, of Oil City.
-Advices from the bedside of Miss
Minnie Reck, who is under the care of
DR.. Siggins at the Oil City hospital, are
to the effect that her conditian is serious,
but the latest word brings more encour-
aging assurances. Her mother is with
her, and her father is almost daily visit
or at the hospital.
Charles Vail. employed by E. e.
Fleming on the National Oil Co.'S lease,
received word Saturday morning last
that his father, George w. Vail had died
suddenly the day previous, of apoplexy.
at his home in Deep Hollow, near Oil
City. Mr.. Vail attended the funeral of
his father, who was aged about 60 years.
Andrew Engdahl for the past four
teen years foreman of the tannery at West
Hickory, has accepted similar position
in the tannery at Portville, N. Y, and
has removed to that place with his iami-
ly. The departure of Mr.. Engdahl is
generally regretted by his neghbors and
friends IN this vicininy, where he was
much esteemed by all.
Howard Thomson, Fred. Brookhous-
or, Wilbur Ledebur, George Smith,
Wolf and Boyd Walters went to Warren
Monday evening where they were
mustered in as members of Co. /,
10Th Regt., of the National Guard. With
those from here already members of this
company, Forest county, especially this
end of it, is we'll represented in our Com
monwealth's soldery.
The Titusville Courier of THU sdsy
says: Judge Al. McCray was called to
Englewood, N. j., yesterday by the dan
gerous illness of his wife. Mrs. McCray
lett for New Jersey some time ago to visit
with relatives and was taken down with
typhoid fever. Her condition at first was
not thought serious, but uniavorable
symptoms developed and Judge McCray
was summoned to her bedside. II was
learned last evening that her condition
was somewhat improved.