The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-11-30
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Walter Slocum, of Henry's Mills,
spent Sunday with Elva Blum at this
place.
Thomas Miller, who went to work for
South Penn Oil Co. at Henry's Mills on
Friday last, spent Sunday with his fam
lily here. He is working in the place of
John Knapp, who WAS severely burDed
in a gas explosion on Tuesday of last
week and is confined to the house.
Geo. Blum received word that his uu-
Gle, Herman Blum, who lived on Ger
man Hill, died on Friday morning and
would be buried on Monday. George
went to German Hill on Saturday.
Sherman Durnell, of Hastings, spent
Saturday night and Sunday with the Ru-
pert boys.
John Goal, of Clarendon, and Dana
Bean, of Lynch, were on Friday last
look ing out route Tor the pipe line up
Blood run to the Hsight well. The pipe
has arrived for this and the work will
begin soon to connect this lease by this
route. The oil has been pumped into
tank on Wildcat run and from there run
to Lynch until this line is finished.
Miss Nina Bean, of Warren, met her
music class here on Friday and Saturday.
The week before she did not come on
account OF very bad cold.
Mrs. VIM. Parks and sou Clarence, of
Sheriff, with their household goods will
leave for Oblong, H., where MIR. Parks is
employed in the oil field They expect
to go Monday, Nov, 2slh.
Mrs. John Stover, of Minister, is going
to Warren, Pa, for the winter and Miss
Jessie will go to Fitzpatrick, w. Va,
both leaving the first of this week. We
understand that another family have
made arrangem ents to keep this house
open to satisfy the hungry traveller and
give us a stopping place.
James Spencer, of Fools Creek, who is
working over near Queen, spent Sunday
with his family.
The pump station started on Sunday
morning and ran pretty rocky in the
forenoon, but by some fine adjusting the
engine did nicely all afternoon.
Miss Roxie X fer is assisting Mrs. Ru-
pert with her household duties again,
after months absence, during which
she suffered quarantine at Msyburg.
On sunday weary, unshaven and tired
| ;nn Of hmm mil cd tYN a
village and stopping at the Rupert home
he entered the gate and stood on the walk
i've minutes, looking toward the house
Not being able to delect any savory smell
of sumptuous dinner and 10 one to run
out and fall on his neck, he went or
through the village. At the lower end o
town he went to Geo. Blum's cave snC
finding it locked went into another sheC
and sat down with his head in the corner
Some of the natives went down to SCI
who's who and why?" and when tolC
that be would freeze if he went to sleeI
there he went on toward Mayburg. HI
surely was a strange one and all eyei
were on him while in full view.
Ben Kinney is still in California anC
doing well. He has been promoted to bt
foreman of a sewer gang and seems t
like the country, so he writes his friends
Thinks he will make his eastern triJ
about March or April, 1911, He is nov
at Maricopa.
The Cooper Tract scribe surprised Vi
last week with new one for our list
namely, "a sauer kraut party" We hop,
we may partake of the next Cne.
Our people are feasting on jack rabbi
lately and still there are are some track
left. Fresh ones, too.
The Minister foot bridge is completed
aud while it is not as big as the one here
it serves the purpose all right.