The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-12-07
Porkey.

u looks IKE winter, feels IKE winter,
and we are led to believe that II is winter
or nearly so.
Mrs. o. f. Rupert and two of her child
rem we're at Sheffield Saturday looking
for the advance of Christmas, and they
we're successful.
Geo. Blum, who is working at Hastings
and Thomas Miller of Henrys Mill, spent
Sunday with their families here. Master
Donald Burdick accompanied MIR. Miller
for short visit here.
j. w. Littlefeld and sons, Frank and
Lafe, are building houses for the Watson
Lands Lumber Co., at Kingsley creek,
near Mayburg,
Mrs. j. G. Welsh is the guest of her
father at Kellettville for few days, leav-
ing Uncle Jim to do the chores.
Misses Ruth Shay and Jennie Meager
are working at the boarding house at
Mayburg for couple of weeks.
Miss Lulu Slocum was the guest of
Fools Creek friends the latter part of last
week.
There will be no Christmas tree ia the
school house this year, as has been the
custom for some time, neither will there
be any at Minister church. But at Hast
ings there will be an entertainment on
Friday before Christmas, and no doubt
will be worth attending.
Charley Carvetta left Saturday last for
his boyhood home, Italy, and we wish
him pleasant trip and safe return next
summer.
Miss Hennie Kifer spent Saturday and
Sunday with the Rupert family at the
north end of town.
The Cornplsnter Pipe Line Co. is cut
ting a right-of.wsy up Blood run and
will soon be laying the pipe.
l.. X. Brennan and son we're repairing
the telephone line between Minister and
Msyburg, Saturday.
Porkey is now free from itch, lice, and
all other sickness, for which we are very
thankful. Our water is fine as silk and
will be good for the winter should we not
get any more water before the winter
ffeeze-up
f. p. Rsyhorn of Mayburg was at the
Rupert home for Edison records on
Saturday evening accompanied by Frank
Isns, and they found the road very rough
and rocky, 1t reminded them of the
road to Dublin.
Several ofour people gave James Welsh
neighborly call on Sunday last and had
nice visit with the happy farmer.
Mrs. S. A. Kinch was KelettyIlle
shopper on Saturday last leaving the
children with MIR. X, who did his fall
butchering while she was away.
Leroy Cooper of Minister, and Frank
Dodge of Wellers, were visitors in the
village on Sunday last, calling Gu friends.
WIN. Meager spent Saturday and Sun
day with his parents at Welers. He is
now working for Mr.. Topper at Hastings.
This week we include the report of
Porkey school, third month, Miss Lena
NJ, Anderson, teacher. The following
pupils were neither absent nor tsrdy:
0rville Hulings, Marion Rupert, Donald
Rupert, Lyle Rupert, Cecil Blum. Donna
Archer, Elnor Blum, Ruth Cooper,
Mayme Dodge, Twila Huliags, Louis
Rupert, Vernits Rupert, Edna Allabaugh
and Marie Thornton. Those who were
tardy but not absent during month, Will
lard Archer, Vivian Brennan, Charlie
Cooper, Bessie Little6eld, Myrtle Little
field, and Gladys Thornton. Per cent OF
attendance 9S We are pleased with this
showing and hope it will continue
through the entire term.
Protracted meetings are to be held at
Minister NJ. Il. church this week, and we
hope the weather will permit a good at
tendance at these meetings.
We understand that Mayburg sports
had ring hunt on Thanksgiving and the
score was as follows: Donley 900 points,
and Richards $50 points. AS yet we have
not heard ofthe oyster supper furnished
by the losers, but it will be given in the
near future.