The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-02-25
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Brady baugh family and left fine little
boy last week. All are doing we'll.
Joe OChinto also is entertaining new
baby at his home. which is the second
addition to his family.
Last Tuesday another "Kaffe Klatch"
was given at the K. T. Downey home and
our wemen had a fine tune. We are
pleased to note, however, that our ladies
do not tear the absent ones to pieces.
Among those who attended the court at
Tionesta last week we're Emmett Brown,
Joseph Kinch, Fred Dobson, Earl Dow.
ney and o. E. Rupert. They report Tio-
nesta a fine town and not bad one either
With all the crowd that were in town
there WAS no loud boisterous talk or
scraps, such as we have along this creek
when there is booze in sight. They GER
tainly enjoyed the few DAYS Oft from their
regular routine, and we're glad to get 10
work again when they came back. The
hotels are we'll conducted and no one
could speak a word against them; al.
though crowded there we're arrangements
made for all.
and will be presented to the school board
asking that they move the school build
ing to safer location before the next
term ofschool
G. L. Little6eld and family spent Sun
day with the John Littlefield family, and
Claude went to Henrys Mill on Monday
to work for the South Penn Oil Co. as
carpenter.
Mrs. G. Black and daughter Gladys
have been ON the sick list for few days
but are some better. Mr.. Black started
for Clarion county on Sunday to hear a
case coming up in the court on Tuesday
next.
Mrs. Warren Jones of Ne eStown was up
on Friday last to meet her music class
who are doing fine. We are pleased to
see them take hold of this most pleasing
art and hope they will persevere and be
successful.
The pupils of our school are having q
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strong as it should be, and they have tC
stop at the orphans home to get warm
before going to the school house. They
are also some ct racing during the short
recesses.
Mrs. WIN. Burch OF Watson township
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. j. W
Dunkle, at this place and went to Minis
ter on Monday.
Ruperts have a duck, and one frosty
evening as Mrs Duck was taking bath
and coming out of the water and crossing
a two.inch pipe her feathers became fas
to the pipe. She was discovered later anC
in loosing her from the aforesaid pipe sh,
lost lot OF her plumage. Morsl-N'
one should take bath 10 the winter time
Billy Ledebur of Tionesta was CUES
IN our village on Friday last and Will,
here traded guns with Earl Downey.
James and Geo. Welsh ofWest Virgins
we're the guests of their father at Balltowr
last Friday, and as their sister, Miss Lois
was coming so Sheffield for two days
vacation, they went out on Saturday t,
see her.
George Blum, Elvs Blum, Jerry Nc
Donald and James Mesly were up frou
Phelps on Sunday calling on friends an
relatives.
Joe O'Chnto was down from Ministe
on Sunday last treating to the cigars ol
| 4, 10 uai m
Joe, we sll smoke and may hereafter.
Maurice Burdick was afflicted with al
enlarged palate on Sunday last and al
most cboked. but upon the arrival of Dr
Serrill he was made some easier. 1t wa
very unpleasant experience and one b
hopes will never again occur to him.
The Rupert children went to Shefhel
on saturday to the studio of Mrs. Dor
for musical instruction, and this famil
OK poets to start another child in music /
a few days.
, Another of those pleasant dances ws
given at a neighboring home Satul
, day evening and the attendance was larg
Also the drink was large and of cours
they had a hot old time keeping fgh
down. 1t was worse on the ones who g
beyond navigation as the weather wa
not good to sleep out of doors. 1t wa
too bad they could not agree and the rt
y suit was one fellow got his mug hu
some. The violin was damaged SON
but not enough to put il out of seryic
= The next morning making vows to gu
drink were the order of the day.