The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1912-07-17
Porkey.

The late rain was hailed as a great
blessing by the people in this part of the
country, but we do not know to whom
the thanks was given for the same. The
Potato Company stock went up 25 per
cent.
Work has begun on the new residence
of E. T. Downey, and the old house has
been removed and the new one started,
with f.. l.. Littlefield as boss carpenter
and X. W. Burdick, W. Donohue and A.
l.. Behan as helpers.
Mrs. +. A. Littlefeld and children,
Henry Booth and Miss Lottie Littlefeld
are the guests of relatives in tie village.
Frank Littlefeld while on his way from
Blue Jay had bad spill when his bike
dumped him, and when he was found
later he was unconcious and was taken to
the Hotel Eschelmsn and DR.. Pryor sent
for to patch up his countenance and max Q
him presentable to his friends, as he was
sight for sure. His brother, Lsfe, drove
up with rig for him aud he arrived in
town able to tell about his experience af-
teT coming 10, IL was ClOS0 call 10
tip over the river.
Robert Burdick spent Sunday with his
family at Henrys Mill and will return on
Monday to his work here.
Mrs. Sarah Barnett was the guest of
her sister, Mrs. John Black of this town,
last week and went TO Tylersburg to
make her mother visit.
Mr.. Donohue moved into the Blum
house near the school building and Is
now full fledged Porcupine, and should
he get his feet wet in this creek he will
never leave the creek, but spend the rest
of his natural life here.
There was strange auto went through
the town on Sunday last with wheels like
buggy, which we should judge would
travel any old road in any kind OF
weather.
Clarence Park and Frank McCsuley
were through the town on Sunday with
new motor cycles. They were exceeding
the speed limit for safety, but we hope no
accident will befall them as they are both
fine young men.
When Rupert went up TO start Cooper
Station last Tuesday he found cow fast
in the belt alley, and from the appear
ances she had been there for several days.
Afterward 1t was learned that she was
missed for over a week and probably
would have died had the station not start
ed. Amos Lindberg was looking for her
and was past this place but did not notice
her in the narrow enclosure.
Miss. Roxie Kifer, late of jamestown,
N. Y, was visitor at the Rupert home
on Thursday and stayed over night with
Mrs. Rupert, leaving on Friday morning
Vernita and Lois Rupert returned from
their enforced long visit a: Sheffield,
where they went on May 30 for a visit
and were stricken with the measles and
quarantined In their grandmother's
home. They were out in time to take in
the July 4th exercises at Sheffield. Their
aunt, Della Bloss, came home with them.
There WAS car of household goods put
in the switch here last week, but as there
was some misunderstanding II went on to
Wellers on the freight next day.
There was great serenade at Minister
one day last week but care was exercised
and no one got hurt. The young bloods
are waiting patiently for the second
couple to come back and there will be
another horning bee. We understand
there is to be another wedding soon.
A swarm of bees located itself on the
trees near by the house occupied by John
black, but they again arose and sauntered
here on SUNDAY was 90 in the shade.
A party of young people from May yburg
spent Sunday at Hermit's Spring and had
lovely time. This is very nice place
but is so far from anywhere that II is a
very large job to get there, and can ouly
be made in long drive from any place.