The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1912-01-31
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r. u. Gillespie of Gallon, Ohio, spent
several days in town during the week,
the guest of his brother, II. e. Gillespie.
He also called on a number of old friends
in town.
Mrs. NJ. F. Catlin spent the week with
her son Glare at Msrienville.
Mrs. VIM. Lease has been suffering
from heart trouble during the week, Mrs.
Nelson Russell is also on the sick list,
Mr.. Gould of Whig Hill came down
with his team and sled Wednesday and
assisted Miss Edith Gsyley in giving the
members OF her room joy ride. He also
came over Thursday and took Miss
Blanche Hendricks and her scholars out.
The childoen greatly enjoyed the treat.
Elizabeth Butler is sick with a bad
cold this week.
Several cases of scarlet fever are re-
ported in town. Addison Bsuer's family
have been under quarantine for the past
week, as two of his family, Telford and
Dorothy, are suffering with the disease.
Paul aubenspeck has also been afflicted
but in a very mild form. So far it has
been in such mild form that
the ones afflicted have not suffered
much inconvenience. The different
rooms at the school where these were in
attendance when stricken were thorough
ly disinfected aud it is hoped there will be
no more trouble.
The young girls gave leap year party
at the home of Miss Margaret Lorom FRI
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Ray and son Will
lard we're Tionesta visitors Saturday and
Sunday.
A sleigh load of fourteen ladies of town
attended the meeting at Mayburg Satur-
day evening.
Printse Philips and Belle Spencer were
married at the NJ. f. parsonage ct James,
town, Wednesday evening, Jan. "a, re-
turning home Friday, where they were
treated to rousing serenade by the
young people. They were accompanied
on their trip by Verne Spencer, brother
of the bride, and Dott Philips, sister OF
the groom. Prntse is an employee of the
kindling wood factory and the young
couple expect to reside in town.
The following teachers we're elected to
serve the NJ, f. Sunday School for the
year: w. l.. Watson, Mrs. f. J. Hender-
son, w. G. Silzle, Mrs. G. Y. Detsr, Mrs.
Ia
Hendrickson. Mrs. II. f. Murphy, Mrs.
W. L. Watson, Mrs. H. B. Dotterer, Mrs.
NJ, f. Catlin, Mrs. Frank Nash and Mrs.
Ssger Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Csrbaugh visited
the latter's sister at Lineville Sunday.
While working at the kindllng wood
factory Saturday Otto Mason, who is
brakeman on the shifting engine, was
caught between two cars and received
quite an uncomfortable squeeze, but
while his injuries are very painful, his
condition is not considered dangerous.
Another employee, Polander, was
caught in the machinery and had the
fingers of his hand very severely lacer-
ated.
Miss Edith Spencer is home from
jamestown, N. Y, for short visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Spen.
Ger.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Porter drove tc
Tionesta Sunday and spent the day with
the stter's sister, Mrs. Lee Davis.
Mrs. Charles Dsubenspeck has beer
suffering the past week with tonsilitis.
have been reminded not to forget t.
say something about the gas, but as / dis
like to say so much about such a little
thing, think | will refrain.
We are reminded by the condition oil
the thermometers in town Sunday morn.
ing that the cold weather is not all past
the record being as low as l6o below after
daylight.
Mrs Ssger Watson, who has been suf.
fering With cold on the lungs for the
past week, is out again.