The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-01-01
orkey.
q a beautiful day and
py without stimulants
r so. The children

'hlnk II betlf course we had turkey
= Sumptnnnslv. of meat that IL not too
'"l,, Wv guy O,u : take It's place. At all
, ' os'. spo,,eu 'oody baa a good lime and
1so"'' e'es sas ah-snt, l.aking Il the best
'ne iquo' we have seen for many
On''s'n" did some visiting and found
moons place had an abundance and no
al .|'ent hungry nor no child bad to cry
l5r presents. Up at Hastings the con-
4 ditions were the best they have been for
years on account. OF the prevailing wave of
cempersnce.
Harry Christensen spent the day with
his parents at his home at Cherry Grove
and John Phillips helped him out by
running the gasoline plant during his
absence.
Mrs. AL Burdick was in bed with the
sick headschs and did not have very
Merry Christmas and had our sympathy.
All was quiet at Blue Jay and there also
was evidence of the same temperance
wave during the carly hours and we hope
the reports will bear up good for the
balance of the day. MIR. and Mrs. Loo
dell and Miss Shay went to Minister to
spend the day with the Wm. Heasley
family and had very nice time, as the
whole family and lady from James
town were there, also the father aud
mother,
The Sunday school at Blue Jay gave an
interesting Christmas entertainment on
Tuesday evening in the school building
aud all the children we're remembered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Showers sent by express
to their daughter May, who is training
for nurse at Philadelphia hospital, a
box OF Christmas cooking which no
doubt was much appreciated. Our best
wishes we're omitted but we sent them by
wireless and she has them by this time.
At Henrys Mills the school and Sunday
School had fine Christmas exercise on
Tuesday evening and all were we'll
pleased with it. On Christmas day Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Miller of Porkey were
the guests Of r. w. Burdick and family.
Down at Mayburg there was a couple
launched out on the matrimonial sea and
the best wishes of their many friends &C.
company them on this great undertaking
where fierce storms may arise and swamp
the bark at any old time, but by care
these storms will not in the least have
any effect on the great ship.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. Kranking spent the
day with c. II. Horner on He'll Hill and
had fine time. Charles is the place to
go for royal good time and it is hard to
find finer man than he. We believe in
telling these good things while a man
lives. Mrs. Kranking is a daughter of
MIR. Horner. MIR. Wagner was home
from the west aud with his family was al
so present
Ralph Whitehill of :Kellettville spent
Christmas with friends at Sheffield and
missed the Christmas tree at his home
town but some one looked after his
presents. No doubt Kelettvile would
have very nice exercise for this is one
place where they do things up about
right Watch the next weeks items.
Msyburg boarding house was about out
of boarders on Tuesday and Christmas
only for brothers, Wilson and Rupert,
travelling man, and tramp. Clarence
Snyder and Ernest Hendrickson were
home from Warren to spend the holidays
with their parents. Firm Cook rom
Scranton, and Miss Della Cook .ft0A 1ripD|
nests. were also home for the dNy.
Miss Adsline Campbell was unable to
enjoy Christmas 10 the proper way on ac-
count of lie kpsasles, but we are pleased
to say that sh6ls getting -bs6<
Two drunken NwedesFiysf e.ssoing to
turn the Red Office .@rotg REaaeRt The
first of the week at May Sbut' did Aht
accomplish their hellish purposSng the
are few employees that work onFfsR job
in this building. Shame on them Nr
their rowdyism, as lady also works at
this place. There are all kinds OF men in
this world but not all are gentleman.
Reader do you believe thisi
John Paul was at Cherry Grove on
Christmas day calling on his mother-in-
law.
Thomas Clifford has taken unto him.
self wife her maiden name was Carrie
Dahle, and they are the recipients of the
best wishes of their many friends
Miss Twila Shay of Wellers attended
the teachers institute at Marienvile last
week.
Tho private telephone line il now ten
miles long and working fine, Porkey to
Henrys Mills. This is in class by itself
costing very little and giving excellent
service. Each one owns his telephone |
and will keep 1t up, which will he about |
all the expense to it for time to come. |
Each one gave days ime and for green |
hands have one of the best wires in the
country and one on which "rubbering"
is almost entirely absent, or course it il
expected for time but soon wears off ex-
cept in very rare cases, aud these can be
remedied. The management has way
ofits own In this bothering practice. The
end is not yet of this valuable enterprise.