The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-08-17
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Dunkirk for visit on Thursday last, and
will go from there to Niagara Falls and
Buffalo, after which they contemplate a
trip TO the west. Mr.. Littlefield has com
pleted his work here for the South Penn
Oil Co, and is looking up another location.
Mrs. d. w. Downey returned from a
visit with her aged mother at Pleasant
willie on Thursday last and reports a
pleasant visit, but found her mother get
ting feeble on account of old age.
The South Penn Oil Co. loaded car
with lumber for Sugar Run, where they
will do some repairing and put in power
plant of modern pattern.
c. f. Blum was here on Thursday last
to get his shsnty outfit, having completed
his work here for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles O'Donnell and re-
lated families attended golden wedding
at his fathers home on August 9th. They
report very nice time with the finest
weather possible for the same. There
were an even hundred who ate dinner at
the O'Donnell home on that day.
l.. d. Spencer and daughter Lulu spent
few days in our town last week, return
ing to Tiona on Saturday, accompanied
by Vernita Rupert, who will visit there a
few days before returning.
Elliot Weaver, Emmet Brown and Mac
Spencer are clearing out the location for
the Penn'a Gas Co. plant, and the right
of way on the inch line for the same
company.
o. Il. Rupert attended a school meeting
at Brookston, Friday, and reports good
meeting and one of the best dinners ever
served. The directors took dinner with
a family named Anderson and were well
used. They all vote Mrs. Anderson
perfect cook.
Our new depot here is great improve
ment and we understand that il is to be
yet more improved with good roof and
double walls. We should take exceeding
good care of it when completed,
A. d. Goal and son J. A, of Coalinga,
Calf. called on O. Il. Rupert, Sunday,
tie younger Mr.. Goal expecting to leave
for the west on Monday of this week. We
sle glad to state that Joe has been very
successful in the west, and we wish him
more of it.
Miss Ruth Card and her brother Fred,
of Grand Valley, are guests of the L. T.
Downey family for few days. Chas.
Eastwood and lady, of Clarendon, were
also visitors at the Downey home on
Sunday last.
Preaching services at Minister on Sun.
day last were very interesting and the
ones attending were we'll repaid for going.
The minister was sick and could not |
come up the last regular preaching day. |
There will be only two more services be. J
fore conference and the salary only half
paid. Dig in, brethren.
Miss Lille Spencer, of Warren, is the |
guest of the James Spencer family at
Fools Creek.
Archie Barnes, OF Hastings, was a Wis.,
itor in the village on Sunday last, walk.
ing both ways.
We are informed that Mrs. L. X. Pratt,
OF Hastings, died at Sheffield on Saturday
morning We saw this lady on the S. Il
4. train Friday last and never thought |
she was so near death.
J. A. Kinch and family we're guests of
the Vsndenburg family at Cherry Grove
last Sunday.
Men working up Poroupine run report
the porcupines doing lot of damsge to |
the Penn'a Gas Co. buildings at this
point.
There were several people out on Sun
day for pleasure IN both autos and rigs,
as the roads seem TO be in excellent order
for travel. Among those we were &C.
qualnted with were, DR.. Pryor, Earl Cat
lin and Chss. Card, of Warren county;
Misses May Showers and Clara Jepkins,
of Kellettville, the Rayhorn family OF
Mayburg, and innumerable others we
did not know.
Some fine strains of music were waited
across the creek from the Italian camp
on Sunday last. Music seems to sound
much better across or on the water.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Littlefeld, of
Dunklrk, N. Y, we're visitors in the viii
lage Sunday, driving in from Sheffield.
The household goods of the Richard
Fair family will leave for Conneaut, Ohio,
the coming week. This family has found
location where there is work and they
like the country. Our best wishes go
with them TO their new home.
Our old friend Ben Kinney is in Cali
fornia, working near Los Angeles, and
likes the location and the climate, al
though it is very warm there. He thinks
it much better than this state.
RECENT DEATHS.
RECK.
William r. Reck eldest son of the late