The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1912-11-27
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Samuel Lobaugh of Kellettville was the
guest of the Dunkle family here Saturday
evening and night, returning to Kellett-
vile Sunday morning.
Mrs. w. A. Booth, Miss Cecil, Master
Henry, and Elmer Shay, all of Watson
Farm, we're guests of the d. w. Downey
family on Sunday last, Mrs. Booth and
Miss Cecil remaining until Monday
morning.
j. w. Littlefied and son Claude finished
turned home on Saturday last. They
will next get after jobShey have secured
at Mayburg next week.
Wm. Heasley aud family spent pleas
ant day at Blue Jay on Saturday last.
guests of the Lobdel family of that place.
Mrs. l.. N. Benninghotf of Warren was
the guest of the Rupert family few
hours on Thursday.
Several of the "sure shots" of this part
of the country attended the pig-turkey
shoot at Blue Jay on Saturday last, and
we are pleased to say that some of the
game came down our way. The sights
may have been little bleary but our
boys got there just the same.
VIM. Brady ybaugh moved his family
from Balltown to Minister last week and
they are living in the Barr house.
Weare very sorry that the items frcm
Truemans we're too late last week but
hope they will appear th. eek. When
news comes from this place there is a
good letter.
The school children who come up from
Kingsley and have to wait for the train
have made preparations for the cold by
laying in stock OF wood for bonfire
fuel, and have it under and around the
depot ready for instant use.
Peter Larson Of Sheriff got large
wildcat last Thursday evening near his
home on Upper Sheriff. II was at the
Fools Creek store all day Friday and was
viewed by many people who admired his
catship.
Mrs. W. B. Card of Grand Valley spent
few days with her sister, Mrs. L. T.
Downey here last week, and went to
Henrys Mill to visit the Charles Card
family over Sunday, where she was
Joined by her husband to spend the day.
Miss Ruth Lindsey of Cozy Nook was
the guest of friends at this place over
Sunday and had a fine time.
Miss May Black was visitor at May
burg on Saturday, returning in the eve-
ming.
Miss Lois 'upert spent Sunday with
the Blum family at Kingsley, returning
Monday morning in time for school.
Miss Vernits Rupert has been out of
school several days with bad cold but is
improving the time in practice on the
piano.
Mrs. Richard Fair and children of Con-
neaut, Ohio, are visiting friends and re-
latives at Welers for few days. MIR.
Fair is working for the Salmon Creek
Lumber Co., and will move here when
he can secure house.
Mrs. f. A. Littlefeld and children of
Watson Farm have been the guests of her
mother for few days, and Mr.. Little
field spent Sunday with them, returning
in the evening.
There is a large number of hunters
from all parts in this part of the country
aud the game is not yet getting killed off.
The most they get are bad colds. There
are long fervent prayers going up for
snow from their camps and it looks as if
their plea had been heard.
Sunday school was not very we'll at
tended on Sunday, same rs last two
weeks, and we hope it will improve so as
to make It more interesting and keep it
going. There has been no preaching
service here for some time and we are
getting anxious to hear something.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmeter of Cozy Nook
were the guests OF the John Black family
on Sunday.