The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-09-24
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Miss Chloe Cook of Mayburg was the
guest of the Rupert family Saturday eve
ming and Sunday.
Miss Bessie Littlefield went to Say
brook Saturday TO assist Mrs. j. b. Little
field with her household duties for a few
months.
j. W. Dunkle of Pious Avenue is going
to take in the Clarion fair on Thursday of
this week and will meet several of his
brothers he has not seen for a long time,
making II a little reunion for the brothers.
T.. 4. Downey returned Saturday from
a trip to Grand Valley and Titusville, 10
which he had a very enjoyable time for a
few days. 1t is very seldom the oil
workers can get away and this was a
treat for Earl.
Maurice Bur dick has returned FROM
Illinois and hired out to the j. c.. Miller
lumber company, on Minister, and will
remain with us awhile at least.
There was a benefit social given here on
Saturday a week z TO help out the
James Littlefield family, who were
burned out some few weeks ago at Say
brook, and about $l6 was raised for them.
After the fellows had left the social for
home they engaged in a little bout or
fsticutf, and one fellow got his mug
barked some, but no internal damage rs
the interior was well saturated with Joy
essence, which is also a good antidote Tor
snake poisoning. Oh We of little faithl
Mrs. O.. Il. Rupert and baby are the
guests OF Mrs. Rose Bloss and other rela-
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first of the week TO renew the canning
campaign.
+. l.. Littlefield and family returned
from their eastern trip Saturday, and feel
we'll repaid for the c~ar-fare spent on this
trip, as they had a fine visit.
The best social function of the season
was pulled of last Saturday evening at
the Heasley home, when u pie and Ice
cream social was held for the benefit of
the church at Minister. There were peo-
pie from Cherry Grove aud Phelps pres
ent and everything was fine until the
rain came, about S:45 p. IN. Everyone
had q fine time but an unpleasant trip
home. There we're three kinds of cream,
so as to suit the most fa%stidious. Almost
all the time strains of both vocal and in
strumental music filled the house, which
was entertaining, AS many different ones
pldNeu tue piano,
Mr.. Dobson at Wellers cut his knee a
few days ago and it appears to he in a
dangerous place as we are told the Joint
water was lost, and that looks like a stiff
knee to us. However, we hope it will
come out all right, and soon, too. 1t is
hard TO lose the time in this line weather
as later we will see a different kind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lei~chtenberger be-
gun housekeeping in the Spencer house
at Wellers on the south side of the road
last week, and are now at home to their
many friends.
Our good old state road is becoming a
rotten way with 10 one TO look after il
and il will soon be a disgrace to civiliza-
ton. Last week a small bridge at the
Proper lease was impossible for lumber
wagons, and some one put in new planks
before the constable drove past, which
just saved their hide. Down at Brush
Camp there is a dangerous hole in the
road and some one may be hurt there as
there is a crooked $50 just this side of it.
There will Don be a good man on the
road who can plug holes with water.
Yea, verify, and his name is Jack"