The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-02-01
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place are beginning to think about SOW
out their fertilizer and getting ready for
a great hsr vest in the year 1911. The
machine agents are selling machinery in
this and other sections, which the farm
ers will find a great help in putting in
and harvesting their crops. 1t has come
to time now when people will have to
hustle to make both ends meet, rs work
is getting scarce and food stuff is high,
but we are all looking forward and hop
ing and trusting for change.
Fred Rudolph, Of this place, has about
completed his numbering job on Ross
Run and expects to inoye away in the
spring.
We were all shocked to hear Of the
death of George Osgood, who formerly
resided here, and we extend our heartfelt
sympathy to his good wife and family.
Miss Bertha Rudolph is home from the
Oil City hospital, where she underwent
an operation for appendicitis. The opera
ton was performed by DR.. Siggins. She
is doing fine. While her father, Edward
Rudolph, was attending the funeral of
Mr.. Osgood, on German Hill, he received
word by phone that one of his valuable
horses had its leg broken. Mr., Rudolph
is jobber for Hon. n. p. Wheeler and is
a hustler. 1t seems that he has lots of
trouble and losses heaped upon him, but
he never hangs his lip. Always jovisl
and jolly. We understand he paid s275
for the horse.
Thso. Barber has traded horses again
and now has fine team of grey horses.
They look so much apart you can't tell
them alike. Anybody wishing to pur-
chase a good team for business would do
we'll to call on Mr.. Barber, for he will do
business when it comes to horse deal.
Messrs. Kribbs and Ray have their
corn all in the barn and about all husked.
They had about l. 200 bushels of good corn
all told. People who don't believe this
and think it sounds fishy can call on Mr..
Ray at Kellettville. He can produce the
goods They also had several hundred
bushels of other grain. 1t ran good
deal over the thousand mark. Also 80
bushels of clover seed. Now if two good
farmers like Kribbs and Ray can raise
produce like that in Forest county, what
could they d. in Gods country, where
there is not eight months winter Mr..
| aA ,.,ffo ononAinn tho uintQr
in Florida. They tell US peach trees are
in bloom and they are picking oranges.
No doubt Billy will come home in the
spring with a lusty coat of avoirdupois
and make 1911 a banner year. We are
afraid King Burdo won't know his mas
ter when he comes back. They say King
Burdo followed him to the train when be
went away and that tears as large as
pumpkins ran down his face. Lonesome
Burdo.
Lots of sickness here. People are dy-
ing all around us, while others are drink
ing and making merry and others are
given In marriage.
We understand there was a wedding on
the hill the 25th, when Guy Brady and
Miss Carrie Beck were made one. Guy
old bog, we wish you joy and since you
have Joined the band may you be great
blessing to the land.
Hen fruit very plenty, little pigs scarce
and chickens Is cents per pound.
Joe Miller and Frank Henderson, oI
Kellettville, both good lumbermen, have
bought the Claire Cstlin place and tim
ber. Also the Henry Patterson timber
We understand they will put in a big
mill plant soon and commence operations
which will be great benefit to this place
as they will need large boarding house
and employ dozens of men.
Our school is running finely under the
management of Mr.. Terrill, of Tylers
burg. AS teacher and instructor he il
up-to-date.
ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
Miss Dorothy Skunk was home ovel
the Sabbath from MuzeIte.
Rev. w. o. Calhoun, of Tionesta, wai
on the hill on business last Wednesday.
DR.. L. w. Smith is seriously i'll at hi'
home here.
Ed Rudolph losta valuable horse OF
= Tuesday of the past week. The anims
was in some way struck with rolling
log while at work on Mr.. RS job oil
Otter creek.
Leopold Browneoll is in Erie on bust
ness this week.
Some of our hill people have been at
tending the revival meetings at Kellett
vile and report grand meetingsand larg
crowds.
Samuel Galbreath is having an en-
I forced vacation this week, sustaining in
y juries from fall on the railroad ties il
going to his work at an early hour Of
y Monday morning.
No doubt some are hoping as las
: hope that the grounding may see hi
shadow.
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