The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1912-05-01
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Mrs. II. Wilson was business visitor
In Warren Monday.
While at work on log train No. 10 Tues
day Mr.. Kline, one of the workmen, fell
under one of the cars and the wheel ran
over one limb, fracturing the bone. He
was brought 10 town and put up at the
boarding house, where he received medi.
cal attention and is Improving as we'll as
could be expected.
Clarence Jenkins family are again un-
der quarantine. Four members of the
family were taken with scarlet fever dur
ing the week, but 1t was of such a mild
form that they we're only sick for few
days. They have been most unfortunate
this winter, being once before under
quarantine, and having other sickness in
the family nearly all the time, but we
wish for them brighter days In the future.
Kenneth Babcock is the latest victim of
scarlet fever, coming down with the dis
ease Saturday. While II looked as though
he would have more serious attack than
the others at first, he has taken turn for
the better already and is expected to get
along without any further trouble.
George Klinestiver was business visi-
tor in Erie during the week.
There will be Sunday school rally in
the M. E. church on Tuesday afternoon
and evening, May 7th. Rev. Forsythe,
one of the State workers, will be present
and fill part Of the program at both ses-
sions. There will also be special music
and several essays and papers by local
talent. II are cordially invited to attend.
M. d. Spencer has added new kitchen
to his residence in town during the week.
Mrs. Wilkins and daughter, Mrs. o. l..
0rcutt. and little daughter Gladys, are
visiting the formers daughter near But
Ter this week.
The Mayburg dramatic club again pre-
sented the Prisoner of fAndersonville TO a
full house in Johnson's hall Saturday
evening. The music was prominent
attraction OF the evening.
Mrs. j. Shafer will take up housek eep-
ing at her lone again this week. Joseph
Wolfe, who has occupied her house the
past winter, will move to Hunkey Row.
number of our people we're out fish
ing Saturday, but with the exception of
several good-sized trout secured by Rev.
Frampton, the reports show that the fish
did not suffer much inconvenience from
their would-be csptors.
w. S. Hendricks and DIR. G. Y. Detar
have been trying out their autos during
the week, but the roads are too rough yet
for much speeding.
II. e. Gillespie IL having some i'm.
provements put on his home below town.
He is raising the roof, fitting the house
with large windows and glass doors and
building new porches.
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. r. johnson were Shelf
field visitors over Sunday.
The League being disappointed in the
last mum ber of their lecture course, are
in communication with another company
which they hope to have fill this number.
1t will be greater expense to the League
to secure the troup they are negotiating
for, but the committee are willing to sacri-
flee any profit that they may not disap-
point the ones who hold season tickets.
If they cannot secure suitable substi-
tute they will refund the money for the
number.
The high school and the town boys had
another battle on the ball ground Satur-
day afternoon, but while the former play
good ball for The tine they have had in
practice, they are not able to cope with
the others and met with another defeat.
Prof Strawbridge and Evan Morrison
of Marienville were visitors in town Sat-
urday.
Mrs. w. l.. Watson visited her sister at
North Warren several days during the
week.
Junie Spencer is suffering with the
qunsy.
Mrs. John Silzle has returned from Ne
braska where she had been nursing for
the past three weeks.
Clark Watson has moved into the house
vacated some time ago by j. NJ. Ault.