The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-09-08
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Mrs. j. F. Ray, who has been visiting
relatives at Tionests and Starr, returned
home Thursday.
Mrs. Harvey Watson and sons, Charles,
Herbert and Myron, visited relatives in
Clarion county over Sunday.
J. G. Mckenzie of Newmansville was
the guest of his daughters, Mrs. w. f.
Carbaugh and Mrs. j. p. Smith, a few
days last week,
Bertha Jordan Of Hastings is the guest
of Belle Spencer.
Mrs. E. b. Catlin and son Russell of
Sheffield visited relatives and friends in
town this week.
Ray Shaw, of Endeavor, who has been
visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Shaffer, returned home Monday.
]. G. Wilkinson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Cunningham were called to
North Pine Grove on account of the death
of the father of the former and the latter.
Gladys Shaw of Endesvor spent Sun
day with relatives in town.
Quite a number of our citizens attended
the ball game at Tionesta, Monday.
Forest, Frances and Edna Wallace of
Sandy Lake were the guests of their
aunt, Mrs. W. Il. Carbsugh.
Rev. r. j.. Montgomery is attending
conference at Fredonis, N. Y.
Fanny and Alice Shaw of Venus are
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Mrs. w. +. Rudy and daughter Irene
are visiting relatives at Conemaugh, Pa.
Mrs. Mary Shsffer spent Monday at
Endesvor,
ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
The Salmon Tsnnery has broken
ground for a new sweat pit. The build
ing will be of concrete throughout, with
concrete roof also. There will be ten
chambers in the structure, each l0xl2 feet,
IL foot ceilings. 1t will take but a few
weeks to complete the addition and when
completed will make a valuable improve
ment oyer the old building, which had
recently showed strong indications o.
decay.
T. d. Collins is having erected severa
dwelling houses to accommodate all thos'
of his employees who wish to become res
idents of our little town.
The foundation of the Catholic churcl
has been completed and is awaiting tn,
carpenters, VIII will be ready to begiI
building in ten days.
School has been detained two weeks oil
account of the unfinished labor on thu
new school building. Next Monday /
the day set to begin operations and boil
teachers and pupils are anxious for til
fray to begin.
George Paul took his son Ernie, a la'
of ten years, to Warren Monday, where
successful operation was performed 10
the removal of his right eye. About tw'
months ago the boy, while doing SOM
work, was struck in the eye by a piece o
steel, which destroyed the sight. Lstel!
the sight of the other eye was becoming
affected and it was necessary to remov'
the injured member to save the sight o
the remaining one.
w. A. Kribbs, who is following up tn
races, was unable on account of illness I
successfully drive King Burdo at tn
races at Indiana, last Friday. There wer,
six entries in the 2:24 trot and King Burd'
only raced through two heats, withdraw
ing from the third heat.
Leroy Grubbs, who resides at Nebras
ka and is freight conductor on the s. q
T. Ry, was injured at Mayburg las
Wednesday by getting his right hand
injured to the extent of the breaking OF q
couple bones. He was signaling the en-
gineer on a long train when his hand was
caught by a car loaded with wood.
The Tionesta ball team, accompanied
by a jolly crowd of fans, came up Satur'
day and took our team into camp by the
score of 4 to 2. The day was a very sloppy
one and but very little fast playing could
be looked for, but both teams did very
nicely. The real features of the game
were many and the scribe. not having
the score book at hand, does not care tc
delve into the full particulars lest he
make an error, which is usually costly,
Suffice it to say we are always pleased tc
meet a team like Tionesta, as they arr
good clean players of no mean ability anC
the team that can win from them mus
be ball players. 1t is expected now tina
the teams will meet again next Ssturds.
at Tionesta.
Mrs. James Currans and two sons re
turned nome last Friday after a thre
, weeks stay with relatives in Ware
county.
7 Mrs. Stephen Welsh is seriously i'll 9
. her home below town.
, Several of our ladies comprised a merr
> party which visited Endeavor, the poe
farm, Tionesta and Nebraska On Thur'
> day last. They report a very good tim
and we're royalty entertained wherevt
8 they stopped,
: Miss Lucy Goode and brothers Re
: and George returned home from Weston
Mills on Thursday, after a pleasant thri
weeks visit with relatives. They we
accompanied by their aunt, Mrs. Iron
bley, who will remain for some time.
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