The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1905-02-01
YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

Representative Robertso was home
from Harrisburg over last Sabbath.
Rob. Fulton, OF the Davis drug store,
is business visitor in Philadelphia this
week.
Mrs. Charles Amann, of North War
rem, is the guest of Mrs. James Huling
this week.
Rev. w. b. Roupe, of Oil City, was
shaking hands with numerous friends in
town Friday.
Louie Swanson. of Syracuse, N. Y,
was circulating among MS young friends
here this week.
Miss Blanche Pease spent Saturday
and Sunday in Tidioute as thu guest of
Mrs. f. A. Shaw.
Mrs David Edwards, Of Sharon, Pa,
is paying visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, D. w. Clark.
John Charlston was out yesterday
for the first time in six weeks, after Sc
we're siege of sickness.
Mrs. II. L. Haslet returned Saturday
from a weeks visit with her neice, Mrs.
j. F. Sheasey, at Kittanning.
Miss Peck. of Grand Valley, is visit
ing her brother, Prof. j. Blaine Peck,
principal of the West Hickory school.
e. E. Vockroth. of Cropp Hill, has
been visiting at the home of his daughter,
Mrs A. +. Ledebur, the past few days.
Friends of S. ]. Wolcott will be sorry
to learn that he is quite severely i'll, and
threatened with an attack of pneumonia.
Miss Nancy Morrow, of the Tidioute
high school faculty, was receiving the
warm greetings of her many Tionesta
friends Saturday.
j. r. Osgood, who looks after his
firms interests at the numbering plant
located about five miles out from Oil City,
came home Saturday to spend the Sab
bath with his family.
James Morrow arrived home last
Saturday from six months stay at Ra-
I leigh, W. Va, where he has been in
charge of the books and. store connected
with large numbering plant.
Mrs. Daniel Walters fell on the icy
steps of her home Sunday and sustained
a severe wrenching of her right shoulder
but DO bones were broken and she was
Eeettng along very well at last accounts.
The ladies of the Pedro Club enter
tanned their "hubbies" in masque party
at the home of Mrs. w. W. Grove last
Friday evening, and all enjoyed the novel
occasion immensely. An elegant lunch
was served.
w. A. Croasmun, of Redclytfe, was
in Washington, D. c., last week, with q
party of Clarion and Jefferson county
lumbermen, in the interest of the Lum:
bermen's Association of this and adjoin-
ing counties.
w, A. Kribbs, of Kellettville was in
New York attending horse sale last
week, and no doubt the Kribbs ~ Ray
livery stables will be equipped with
some extrafine roadsters as result OF
"Billy's" trip to the metropolis.
Republicans are increasing up about
Endeavor. On Wednesday last a son
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. s. j. Lynch,
and on Monday of this week the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Myers, of the same
place, was made happy by the advent Of
a new son.
Samuel D. Irwin. Esq, left for An
napolis, Md, last week to witness the
graduating exercises of the Naval acade-
my, which takes place this week, Mr.
Irwin's nephew, Hiram l.. Irwin, well
known to most of our citizens, will be
one of the graduates.
"A cablegram to Miss Ailinger, of En-
deavor, received on the 24th ult., dated
from Gibraltar announces the safe arrival
at that port of Hon. and Mrs. N. p.
Wheeler and Miss Rachel, all well and
having enjoyed their voyage splendidly'
Their tour through the Holy Land and
stay on the Continent will extend over a
period of about three months.
-F.R Lanson is in Buffalo attending
a meeting of real estate company OF
which he was recently appointed tempo
rary president, and whose lands are To-
Gated in the suburbs of that city. Mr..
Lanson became interested In these in
vestments fifteen years ago, along with
other citizens of Tionesta, and the prop
erty has steadily increased in value.
The announcement of the marriage OF
Miss Lou Fisher, of Oil City, to Prof.
Paul Koening, will interest many of Tio'
nestas people who have the pleasure of
the brides acquain tance. She is daugh-
ter of Mrs. James j. Fisher, and the cere-
mouy was performed at her home at
noon on the Oath ult., and was very
pretty social affair. Rev. s. A. Cornell
us was the officiating clergyman. The
bride stands high in the estimation of all
who know her, as does also the man of
her choice, who is well known teacher
of languages.
e. w. Chadwick, for the past seven
years foreman OF the REPUBLICAN office,
has taken cases on the new Oil City
Times, going on duty Monday morning.
He is an "all round" man in a printing
office, and his employers will find that
he will "fit inn wherever they put him.
There has been quite shifting of Tio-
nesta printers, in fact, within the past
week or so. Harry Klinestiver, for twelve
years with the Tidioute News, comes back
to the REPUBLICAN Office, and Will Hum
ter, for some time with the Vindicator,
takes Harry's place on the News, and
| Martin Rhodes will keen Editor Muse