The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-06-21
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this place on Friday last that hung up the
passenger for 80 minutes, but that is not
bad.
Miss Ivy Kinney of Duhring was a
visitor in the village Friday, and made
just short visit with the Rupert family
while here. This was her home until
about five years ago when she went to
Duhring to keep house for her brother
Arthur.
Victor Hendrickson and his brother
Hemfried we're here on Sunday last when
Victor filled the pulpit at Minister church.
These young men are originally from
Cherry Grove and their parents live at
Msyburg now. Mr.. Hemfrled expects TO
leave for the west the first of the coming
week, and our best wishes accompany
him.
Walter Slocum of Kellettville was q
guest of the Geo. Blum family here last
Friday over night.
There was very nice dance at Minis
ter on Saturday night and everything
went of in lovely manner. How differ
ent now.
Mrs. d. W. Downey is visiting he
mother aud sisters at Plesssntville for a
few days, expecting to return the coming
week.
Warren NJ. Cook, now at Slippery
Rock State Normal, has been elected as
our teacher for the coming term, and
should he accept the position our people
will find him perfect gentleman in every
respect. This will stand the test.
Justin Luse is entertaining Mr.. Harris
and family of Salamanca for few days,
as Mr.. Harris is on a vacation, being an
engineer on the B. r. & p.
Last week Truemans had very en-
joyable time but wasted lot of rice.
John Fitzgerald of Msyburg and Miss
Olive Whitehill were married. Edward
Burch and Relds Fitzgerald of Msyburg
were married at the same time. The
morning train came into Truemans and
rice was flying in very extravagant
manner, and we we're thinking if the
people would leave the rice in the original
packages and give it TO the married folks
TO cook after they went to housekeeping,
how nice that would be. They could
have rice, rice and rice, while potatoes are
so high.
A car load of people from Yankee Camp
came down on Thursday evening and
had GVA ts..n nj Of l,a
brides mother, Mrs. Elmirs Whitehill.
After wishing the newly married couple
all the good possible they returned to
Yankee Camp. Then came the Fools
Creek martial band and an old fashioned
serensde was given the couple, who ap-
peared to view and gave the crowd a
treat.
James Welsh is entertaining Miss
Sarah Orem, Miss Marie Groves and her
son James. Miss Orem and James are
from West Virginia and Miss Groves is
from Kellettville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradybaugh of Bslltown
were at Sheffield on Saturday last on a
shopping tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Haight of Cooper
Tract called on the Rupert family on
Sunday last for short time. We we're
pleased to see Mrs. Hsight able to take a
drive and hope they will come often.
Sherman Durnell of Hssting spent Sun
day with Marian Rupert and they had a
fine time-even got woodchuck.
A Sunday School picnic is booked for
Thursday next and we expect TO be pres
ent if possible, for this is one place where
we can shine. We hope the children will
have good day for it. A full description
next week.
We are pleased TO know that Mrs.
Thomas Miller is now able to do her
own work and let Miss Jennie Mayer re-
turn home on Saturday last. We are not
pleased to lose Jennie, for she was good
girl, but are glad that our sister is able to
do her own work.
George Blum spent Sunday with his
family here driving up with one of Father
Abraham's driving stock. Abe has some
good horse flesh-snd goats also, they say.
Great Improvements are being made on
our roads this summer and they are all
right. There is nothing round joining
us that is equal to it except in parts of
Kingsley township.
On May 3lst the first mass ever held in
Truemans WAS celebrated at the residence
of Miles o. Donnel, by Father Wiersbinski
of Tidioute. We are pleased to see this