The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-10-29
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There was no preaching service at
Minister Sunday as the preacher had a
call to Byromtown that day, but we will
have preaching every two weeks here.
Miss Lottie L~ittleield went to Sheffield
Saturday and will spend a few days with
her brother Claude at Hoover's before re-
turning.
Mrs. s. W. Littlefield returned from u
visit with her son James at Sheffield
Saturday.
Our old friend Sam Oberman, Of Titus
vile, was In town Saturday and did a ine
business.
N. Clark, Sup't. and j. F. Little, fore
man, for the National Transit Co., were
here last week and found the pump sta
ton running finer than a silk fiber with
the gauger as engineer. 1t ran day and
night almost all week to move out the
stock In the iron tank.
Miss Alice Bloss of Sheffield, a sister of
Mrs. Rupert, is making the family a visit
while enjoying a short vacation from the
aCA hblllhy 10 10 cOabb
enjoyed by our people these evenings.
James Welsh of Balltown entertained a
party OF relatives from Sheffie cid last week
who hunted aud spent q pleasant few
days. They did not have to charter a car
to take out the game they got, a. they ex-
pected to do when they were coming in.
A boiler on the J. J. Halght lease near
here went up with a loud report on
Thursday, but the two men who were
near escaped without injury. They were
covered with mud and dirt n looked
like teamsters in spring or fall. 1t was a
narrow escape but they are fortunate.
They shook hands with themselves after
the steam cleared away to know that the
'biler busted" and they were alive to tell
IL.
Messrs. Mike Ewing and Grant Mealey
we're up from Mayburg Friday calling on
fIiends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brennan spent a few days
last week the guests OF relatives at May
Vile, N. Y, but Mr.. Brennan returned
Saturday evening and spent Sunday at
home.
Mrs. d. W. Downey has been at Pleas.
sntville for several days with her mother,
who is suffering from a paralytic stroke
and is growing weaker. She is past
eighty five and the chances of recovery
are against he-.
Miss Edna Albsugh of Wellers, who
is working at the Brown boarding house
at Msyburg, had an attack of heart
trouble and was near deaths door several
times last week, but the last reports are
more encouraging and it is thought that
she will recover.
Marian Rupert spent Sunday with the
H. e. Gillespie family at Kellettville, and
would have a good visit, as they are very
pleasant people to be with.
john Littlefield has purchased q fine
muley mixer and the family will now
have real butter for their bread, and not
be compelled to eat the grease substitute
now on the market in place of butter.
Letters from b. II. Kinney, who is 25
miles from Maricopa, Cal, say that he is
living in a fine climate and enjoying life.
He expects to make the east a visit after
the Exposition In 1915.
4. l.. Littlefield is preparing to o
his family to Msyburg so as to be near
bis work this winter.
There was a scientific hunter spent a
night ID our town last week and was well
posted on any old subject pertaining to
the higher arts and electricity.
The stork was at Hastings Sunday
morning aud left a fine girl with Amos
Lindburg and family. All concerned are
doing nicely and Amos walks very erect.
Mrs. Elmirs Whitehill aud children at
tended the Klinestiver- Whitehill we'd
ding at Sheffield last Thursday. This is
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