The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-04-20
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.


Mrs. NJ. L. Abbott spent Friday
night with friends at Endeavor.
Mrs. @. Jameson and son, John,
were visitors to Oil City Friday.
j. D. Davis and G. F. Felt were busi-
ness visitors to Oil City yesterday.
Mrs. f. r. Lanson and Mrs. T.. w.
Bowman were visitors TO Oil City Mon
day.
Mrs. A. b. Kelly and Mrs. j. II. Kel-
ly are visiting friends in Pittsburg this
week.
Miss Lucy Huling was a guest of
Mis- May Clark in Oil City yesterday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. w. J. Bleakley, of Franklin,
was a guest of Tonesta friends part of
the past week. 3
Miss Ida Ledetur, of Starr, was the
guest of friends in town during portion
of the past week.
Miss Emma Klinestiver of Nebraska,
was guest of Oil City friends Friday
and Saturday last.
Mrs. d. Thompson, of Nebraska, and
Mrs. Ed. Dewoody, of Fox Greek, were
Oil City visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Chas. Stewart and children, of
Endeavor, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. L. Wolcott over last Sabbath.
Nnh
turned Friday from Jacksonville, Flori-
da, where she spent the past winter.
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. CASTOR attended
the funeral of their aunt, Mrs. 1. S. Mar
amore, at Cochranton, Pa, the first of
last week.
Mrs. l.. Agnew was in Meadville
over last Sabbath, the guest of her daugh
ter, Miss Alice, who is attending busi-
ness college there.
Il. J. Osgocd of Endeavor paid the
county seat business visit Thursday
and found time to make friendly visit
to tie REPUBLICAN Office.
M iss Sophia Ledebur departed Mon
day for the far west, and after visiting a
sister living in Washington, will make
her home at South Prairie, that State.
Sam r. Carson, delegate, and Chris.
Miller, alternate, left Monday evening
for Harrisburg, where the Democrats
held their State convention yesterday.
Simon P. Whitman, of Nebraska, and
Fred Glassner, of German Hill, have
moved to town. They will have charge
OF the Castor barge yard the coming sum-
mer.
Mrs. n. p. Wheeler, of Endeavor.
and Miss Nancy Morrow, of this place,
attended district convention of the Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary Society at EN-
enton last Friday.
Harry S. Keck, cashier of the Gold
Standard National Bank, Geo. w. Bull
o the Keystone Hotel, and Harry SUIT
ton were down from Narienvile on bus
ness last Thursday.
-Rey. II. w. Illingworth was hastily
called to Philadelphia last Saturday 10y
the serious illness of his niece. Rev. Mr..
Feitt filled his pulF at the Presbyterian
church on Sabbath morning.
Levi Reynolds, of Barnett twp, ex-
Jury Commissioner of this county, has
been drawn as a grand juror at the May
term of u. S. District court, which con-
venes in Pttsburg on the I'd prox.
Mr.. Adam Wagner and Miss Emma
George, both of Tionesta township, were
united in marriage April 18th, 1904, Rev.
o. Il. Nick lie, of this place, performing
the ceremony at the NJ. E. parsonage.
Geo. W. Warden, of Endeavor, spent
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. G. Smith, and his
son Gus Il. Warden, who is spending his
school holidays ere.-Tdioute News.
-Supt. Cottle, of the Forest Telephone,
is inspecting the line and phones at this
end this week. He thinks The line will
be materially extended during the coming
summer, running as far as Sheffield up
the creek.
George Anderson, formerly of Cropp
Hill, who has been in the Ohio oil field
for the past year, has returned with his
family and will live near Pleasantville,
where he will be employed by the Ma
tional Oil Co.
The REPUBLICAN acknowledges
pleasant calls from Messrs. Philo Will
liams, A. r. Slaughenhaupt, G. +.
Thrush, Isaiah Ca sat and A. II. Mech
ling, all of Barnett township. yesterday
afternoon. Call again, gentlemen.
IS. Il. Church, of Church Hill, and
VIM, Cropp, of Cropp Hill, left on Mon
day for tour of inspection of the west.
ern country, expecting TO visit both
Washington and Oregon before returning
home, which will be in about two months.
II they are suited with the country, find
| ing something in the nature of farm or
timber lands to their liking, they will in
vest, and Mr.. Church will finally move
with his family to that section. They
secured their transportation through Mr.
A. G. Showater, the accommodating
"Nickel Plate" agent at Erie.
| -Kory G. Keath has taken five-year
lease of the Breniser Hotel, at Ligonier,
| Westmoreland county, and will move his
family there at once, having taken for
NAL charge already. The hostery is one
of the largest and most finely appointed
in that section, and has a large summer
patronage, being situated at the base of
the Allegheny mountains, and having
achieved fame as a pleasure and health
resort. The best wishes OF our people go
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