The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1907-01-09
sds al Reynoldsville this week.

was shopping IN IlOnesta saturday,
MIR. and Mrs. II. e. Kelly returned
to their home at Canton, o., Thursday.
M. e. Abbott, Of East Hickory, was a
friendly caller al the REPUBLICAN office
Thursday,
Mrs. s. s. Garfield went to Titusville
Sunday for visit with her sister, Mrs.
John Conway.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Shewman, of
Kellettville, spent Sunday at the home of
G. F. Watson.
Hon. j. II. Osmer, of Franklin, was
transacting business at Forest county's
capital yesterday.
Hon. j. II. Robertson and M. A..
Carringer, Esq, went to Marienville
Wednesday morning.
j. R. and G. M. Alt, of Tylersburg,
were shaking hands with their numerous
rionesta friends Tuesday.
IS. e. Church, of Church Hill, and A.
W. Mong, of the Township, were among
the REPUBLICANS callers yesterday.
Frank Lusher, of Titusville, was
guest at the home of his uncle, w. H.
Harrison, Friday and Saturday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Gallup, Of
Youngsville, were guests of Tionesta
relatives few days the latter part of the
week,
Mrs. Jerry Graham, of Lickingville,
who has been seriously ill, was taken
through bere last Wednesday to the OIL
City hospital.
Ray A. Cole, son of N G. Cole, of
Green township, has entered as student
for the winter term at the Hoff Business
College, at Warren, Pa.
j. r. Osgood returned Saturday eve-
ming from business trip to Hornels-
vile, N. Y, during which he was look
ing over fine tract OF timber.
j. r. Squire, former citizen of
Hickory township, but now engaged in
numbering on Pithole creek, was busi-
ness visitor in Tionesta Monday.
Lawrence Blaine Huling, of Red
clyfe, and Minerva Viola Cook, of Clar-
ington, have been granted license to
wed by the Clerk of jefferson county.
Hon. N. P. Wheeler, of Endeayor,
and A. w. Cook, of Brookville, President
of the Forest County National bank, were
business visitors in Tionesta yesterday.
Mrs. Elizabeth White Prather, sis
ter of Mrs. j. j. Landers, of this place,
was united in marriage with Robert
Mitchell, on the 3lst ult., at the home of
her brother at Marshall, Illinois, the
groom's home city.
Ray Childs, who is saving on Lam
ders q Wyman's mill at the Fogle Farm,
was business visitor in town yesterday.
Ray started in as a sawyer only recently,
but is making good all right, to the salts
faction of his employers.
Earl Yetter, of Lynch, Pa, was
guest last Thursday and Friday at the
home of his aunt, Mrs. j. E. Week. He
has arrangements made for trip to
the Pacific coast and expects to start for
there next week some time in company
with Phil. Ekas. They will see what the
California oil fields have in store for
couple of eastern hustlers.
Ralph Henry and Miss Bertha
Vought, of Tionesta, are the latest to
enter upon the sea of matrimony, haying
been quietly welded at jamestown, n.
Y, on the Sd inst, as will be noted by
reference to our marriage announcements
this week. Congratulations to the happy
young couple, and may they live long
and prosper abundantly.
Roy and Rex Wheeler and Alton
Warden, of Endeavor, were in Tlonests
Friday and gave the REPUBLICAN office
a social call. They had drifted down
from Tidioute in steel canoe, but find
ing the weather bit unreasonable for
boating, shipped their craft ON the eve-
ming train and decided to make their
next run under warmer conditions.
Wilbur Ledebur, who was home for
the holidays from the Western University
of Pennsylvania, Pittsburg. returned to
his medical studies Friday. He had as
his guest while at home d. N. Robin, a
clsssmate at the University. Mr.. Lede-
bur informs us that be has purchased
half interest in the wilkins drug store at
West Hickory, the owner of the other
interest being DIR. M. G.. Kerr. Here's
wishing the new firm abundant success.