The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-01-01

MIS- r D. hehuerson was aJaP
visitor last week.
On Wednesday afternoon Ae Town ooys
and the boys who we're s'n'e 'rou' oo'iee'
had tussle with the sasket ball which
ended in victory 'or the coilegisns, "ho
won 27 7, and 81 Friday night picked
team me, I'D Tidioute boys and after q
rough ,lssle trounced them to the tune
of pc % On Wednesday Ward Barrett
threw him out of the game at the first
rest, but aside from making him sick al
the time he was not hurt On Friday
night Melvin DotterIer received knock
on the head which "winded" him for q
few minutes, but he was able to go on
with the game.
The NJ. K. Sunday school spent pleas
ant hour Christmas night with Krskin-
kle and his crew. The different parts in
the cantsta were we'll given for the length
of practice received. and after the distri-
button of presents 500 boxes of candy
and nuts were distributed to the school
and visitors. A numberweSe unable ia
get into the church and were compelled
to return home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Hartman enter
tanned the members of their family at q
Christmas reunion. The different men,
bers present were, Mr. and Mrs, Steel
and son Francis of Msyburg, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Foreman of Tionesta, AL
bert Hartman of Washington, D. c., and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Berlin of Warren.
The mills we're shut down two days for
Christmas.
Miss Blanche Hendricks spent the week
with her parents at Cochranton.
Mat. Cunningham was up from Pitts
burgh visiting his brothers for several
days.
The Misses Anna and Cora Lease and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Shaw spent Christ
mas with their parents at Goliuza
John Blum has been laid of for several
weeks with neuralgia and liver trouble.
Several of Clarence Jenkins little boys
are sick with congestion of the lungs,
Vivienne Dingle, who has been with
Mrs. w. L, Watson the past season, was
called home last week on account of her
mothers illness.
E, 4. Daubenspeck was business Yis-
itor at Tylersburg Wednesday and
Thursday
Roland Carbsugh visited his grand
parents at Newmsnsville over Christmas.
Friday evening last when log train No.
3 was coming home the engine was
knocked out on acc unit OF a hot box.
While the engineer, II. B. Dotterrer, was
under the engine cooling it the passenger
train came down and crashed into one of
the log cars. smashing the car and dam
aging the engine so as 10 throw 1t out of
commission for several days. Harry
Dotlerrer, who was under the engine,
was picked up by the machinery and
carried several feet but was uninjured.
School opened Monday after two
weeks vacation.
Mrs. j. C. Miller was down from Tru-
mans and spent Christmas with her son,
H; e. Murphy, and called on other
friends IN town.
j. T, Ray has been on the sick list for
the past week, suffering with bad cold.
Mrs. White of Garland was the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Chss. Price, during
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. V. Hendrickson spent
Christmas eve with the formers parents
at Msyburg.
The following young men from town
spent Christmas with their parents; r.
w. Whitehill at Trumsns; DIR. W. W.
Serrill at jackson Center, Mercer county;
Andrew Christensen at Cherry Grove;
Prof w. II. P. Kiester at Grove City.
Prof. Claude Terrill of Mayburg was
visitor in town Sunday.
The following young people spent the
Christmas holidays with their parents
Dolphine Smalenb berger, teacher 10 the
Rimersburg schools; Alta Jensen, who is
employed in the corset works at Cory;
John and Julian Bobbins of Albany, n
Y, the first high scht oil student and
the latter employed in an electrical plant;
Alva Watson, accompanied by his room
mate, P. A. Frost. of State College; Pearle
Detsr, Margaret Lorom and Harold
Fitzgerald, of Hoh 's Business College,
Warren; Lawrence Zuendel, principal of
the schools at Knox, aud Melvin Dotter-
rer, of Allegheny College, Meadvile.
Prof. Eskins of Edinboro Normal,
visited Rev. and Mrs. Henry Smallen-
berger several days during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Arner we're Mar
len Vile visitors over Christmas.
The merchants in town did a rushing
business during Christmas week. Never
before have so many presents been sold
in the town, The sales at the store where
Christmas presents we're speciality were
as high as $50 and 800 worth in day, and
kept the clerks on the hustle, while the
other stores we're rushed to the full ex
tent of their powers.
Miss Edith Gsyley visited relatives in
Kane during the past week.
1T is noted that the trainers of the pro-
posed new law providing for "public
utilities com mission" in this state, have
seen to it that the salaries are adequate.
1t is proposed to put seven members on
the commission at $40 600 to each gentle
man. This is the same as the Governor
OF our state receives, and since the prop
osition is put up by the legislative com
mittee appointed by "ReIormern Finn,
there is no reason why it should not be
thoroughly progressive" in the matter