The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-11-09
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

in Warren county this week.
Mrs. II. NJ. Zahn-er spent the Sab
bath with Newmansyile friends.
Mrs. G. II. Killmer is guest of her
mother, Mrs. Anna Dunkle in Oil City.
Mrs. Joseph Clark is at jamestown,
N. Y, for week, the guest of Mrs. l.. d.
Bowman.
Mrs. George Holeman entertained
the Pedro Club on Monday evening of
this week.
WIN. Lawrence and sons Hait and
John, were down from Grunderville for
the election.
Miss Amy Anderson spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. David Blum, at
North Warren.
Archie Holeman came up from Pitts
burg to cast his first vote for the straight
Republican ticket.
Miss June Herman has been home
from Clarion Normal visiting her par
ents for few days of the past week.
j. G. Cook, of Rising Son, Ohio, was
guest Of his aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Mays part of last week.
Jim and Harry Garfield were up
from their drilling operations in Nenango
county to cast their votes yesterday.
Mrs. G A. Way, of New York City,
was summoned here during the week by
the serious illness of her brother in-law,
l.. Agnew.
Frank Rudolph and family returned
to their home at Grunderville last Satur-
day, after week very pleasantly spent
among friends in this vicinity.
Caleb Middleton, of Fo est county,
spent several days the past week with G.
G. Middleton and other relatives in town
and vicinity. y.-Emlenton News.
-Pritner Agnew, of Youngsville, and
John Agnew, of Jefferson county, were
called here during tie week on account
of their brotherss er!ous illness.
Squire J. Il. Stoughton, of East
Hickory, was transacting business at the
county seat Saturday and gave the RE-
PUBLICAN a pleasant call while here.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton
Wertz, OF Guitonville, Noycmber 5th,
1901, a son. TO Mr., and Mrs. Perl
Christ, oil Nebra-ka, Nov. 9Th, son.
Miss Marie Smearbaugh entertained
30 of the young society people at cards
last evening, in honor of her cousin,
Karl Wenk, who returns to Philadelphia
to-day.
-Selden Whitman, Of the township,
lett last week for an extended visit with
his children and other relatives living in
Warren and Venango counties, and in
Findlay, Ohio.
Mrs. j. w. Stroup, of Warren. Ohio,
who has been visiting Tionesta friends
for the past two months, left yesterday
fti Titusvile, where she will visit her
mother for short time.
James Broom' Ugh, whose illness
from typhoid fever was announced in
last weeks REPUBLICAN is in a serious
condition this morning and the crisis of
lub ulst dst Has nOl y ct COlllt.
TX. c. Heath was up from Wilkins
burg 10 spend Sunday with his sister,
Mrs. G.. W. Holeman, returning yester-
day with his family, who have been Wis
iting here for the past three weeks.
Harry Davis of the Philadelphia Den.
tai College, Karl Wenk OF the dental de-
partment, University of Pennsylvania,
aud Arner Small, a student a. State col
lege, were all home to vote for Roosevelt
and the rest of the Republican ticket.
The Warren Mirror says that Tidi
QUITE will have a candidate for the Repub-
lcan nomination for Associate Judge in
that county next spring in the person of
John Siggins. Mr.. s. has large num-
Der of friends in this county who will
wish him success if he concludes to make
the effort.
%. W. Proper and sister, Miss Eu
Retta, returned home last Thurs lay, hav-
ing spent week at the st. Louis fair,
and visiting friends in Illinois. Mr..
Proper has almost completely recovered
from his severe lines and serious opera
ton for appendicitis at Rochester, Mimi,
a month ago.
Paul Clark, who has been employed
as clerk in DR.. DHnn's drug store for
some months past, has resigned his po
sition and leaves today for Sharon, Pa,
where he will enter "A jewelry store with
the intention of learning that business,
providing he likes it. G. f. Felt, who
has been h the piano business during
the past summer, will again take charge
of affairs in the drug store.
j. X. Squire, for the past year resi-
dent of Hickory township, his farm be
ing located near tie county home, is NOV
ing to Emlenton. Mr.. Squire is citizen
whom we all are sorry to loose from
among us, because the place of so good
neighbor is difficult to fill. He bears with
him the best wishes of all to his new
home. Mr.. Squire will have charge of
a sawmill located about three miles from
Emlenton.
Many friends will be pleased TO learn
that the condition of ex-Sheriff l.. Agnew
is such that there is scarcely any doubt
but he will recover from his serious ill
ness. On Wednesday of last week DR..
Siggins, of Oil City, assisted by Drs.
Dunn, OF Tionesta, and Detar, of Kellett-
vile, operated upon Mr.. Agnew for ap-
pendicitis, and for time his condition
was such that his physicians would give
little hope for his recovery, bnt since
Saturday he las been steadily improving,
aud we hope to see him about again be-
fore long.
nnaIh of Mrs. RirlCll.