The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-11-15
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Those who like change certainly had
their desire Sunday. Those who went to
services in the morning in an April
shower were permitted to attend service
in the evening after facing January
blizzard.
Drs. Detsr and Serrill tapped one of A.
L. Weller's lungs Wednesday and con-
siderable amount of pus formation was
removed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. e Murphy left Friday
for Sheffield where they spent the day
with the latter's brother, going to North
Warren Saturday to spend Sunday with
friends there, returning home Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Klinestiver and son visited
friends in Nebraska Wednesday.
The conundrum tea given by the Y. W.
c. T. U. Saturday evening netted the
Union about twenty dollars.
Junie Spencer is suffering with an at
tack of quinsy.
Mrs. John Littletied of Porkey was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. Spencer
Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. Parker visited friends at
Hastings Thursday.
The carpenter work was commenced
during the week on house which is be-
ing erected for Mr.. Tomadison's family.
The S. d T. r. r. had quite an unfor-
ftrS IN Anw hnrro hn nffVht aa
laid up for repairs at Sheffield and when
the passenger train was making the re-
turn trip al noon the cylinder head let go
in the engine and they were unable to
make town. No. 10 was com missioned
to bring passengers and mail to town and
look after the work for the day. On their
return trip to Nebraska in the evening
the rails spread and they were compelled
to send another engine to help them out
The freight came through about four
o'clock next morning and by noon next
day every thing was in order and trains
were running on regular time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Watson were War
ren visitors Wednesday.
The young men had ring hunt Satur-
day with P. A. Frost and Alva Watson
as captains. After spending the day 10
the woods it was found that the latter had
with his chosen companions su cceeded in
baggiDg enough game to give their side
1857 points. The other side had only 300
points and were therefore compelled to
set up the price for the chicken supper
which was prepared for them at the
Philips boar ding house. Everal Grove,
who was on the winning side, secured
the largest count for the day, having l07
points to his credit.
Mrs. Sager Watson and Ellison Watson
we're Warren shoppers Thursday.
Mrs. Mckenzie of Newmansville is
laid up at her daughters Mrs. VIM. Car
bsugh, with sore foot and we are sorry
to note 1t will have to be operated ON be-
fore obtaining relief.
Charles Dsubenspeck is suffering with
pleurisy and neuralgia.
The following persons were Warren
shoppers Saturday: May Showers, Lo-
ietts Dunkle, Mrs. F. J. Henderson,
Alice Lease, Mrs. J. Blyler and Mrs. VIM.
Carbaugh.
Mrs. Truman Hill and son Perry drove
over from the poor farm Sunday and were
guests of the formers sister Mrs. A. L..
Weller.
Howard Blum visited his aunt at Ne
brssks over Sunday.
Ray Weller spent several days in Phila-
delphis during the week, being sent on
business for the company he is working
for.
Mrs. f. e. Daubenspeck killed large
house snake in her door yard Saturday.
The first number of the lecture course
will be given in Johnson's Hall Saturday
evening, and will be popular lecture by
Rev. Dixon.