The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1912-05-22
POrkey.

Mr.. and Mrs C. L. Littlefeld returned
from visit among Warren county
friends, and while away the lady's
mother died and was buried at Marien-
Vile. We hear that they are going to
move away from our town in the near
future.
Geo. Blum will move his family and
part OF his household goods 10 Kingsley
for the summer, leaving us the first of
this week; in fact the car is now on the
siding here and will be loaded at once.
C. II. Brewster and family of Mayburg
visited the Whitehill family at Wellers on
Saturday, and the Mrs. will remain with
her mother few days as the mother is
not very we'll al this writing.
Mrs. Shay, at Wellers. also has been
indisposed for several days. We are
sorry to note this as the lady loves to at
tend the Sunday school and church when
she is able.
Mrs. Stone came in from Warren on
Friday evening to arrange her new home
on He'll Hill, but thinking there was a
station by name of Fools Creek was
carried by and dismounted at Porkey,
staying at the Rupert home over night.
She had good visit and the girl, 1 enc,
surely spent a very joyous time while
there with the inmates ofthe home. They
left on the morning train Saturday for
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| Master Lawrence Jackson and sister
Mabel, of Cooper Tract, spent couple of
days here last week the guests of young
friends in this village, their old home, re-
turning on Saturday to Cooper Tract.
1t becomes necessary for the school
board of Howe twp. to lay gas line from
the main to the school building, as the
owner of the line is moving away and
taking the line with him. The line will
be put in before the coming term and we
think there will be more gas at the school
than there was last winter.
Neighbor Brenneman of Minister is CO.
ing to move his family back to Marien-
willie in short time. and our choir will
lose its alto by this move.
Owing to a small collision with a tree
last week below Msyburg, the s. Il T.
has the Standard Wood Co. engine for a
passenger engine, and the time made by
the new engineer is very speedy, in fact
too much for this line of railroad with
human freight on board. We and ours
will refrain for time from travelling un-
til our trusty man is again at the throttle.
Capt. j. j. Haight Of Cooper Tract was
pleasant visitor in the village on Sun
day last. He is going into the gasoline
business at Hastings, and we wish him
success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rayhorn we're the guests
of the Lsfe Littlefield family on Sunday
last, snd had a pleasant visit as the
weather was not freezing and it did moi
rain.
Chas. Carvetta, who lately returned
from sunny Italy, is with us, and while
away married one of Itsly's fair daught.
ers. We wish them life of health and
prosperity.
Dominic Scalfaro and wife, and Cassie
Babb, of Mayburg, were guests of the
Rupert family few hours on Sunday.
We noticed our old friend Ed. Weller
driving up the creek on Sunday after
noon, and we made up our mind that bt
was looking for ray of sunshine above
Blue Jay somewhere
The beautiful weather of Sunday las
took almost every one out of the house
as it was rare thing to see the weather
so pleasant, and we all took advantage o
it and had lovely sun-baih