The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-06-24
Cooksburg.
B. l.. STITZINGER.

We are very sorry to report the illness
of Sebastian Cook at this writing, who is
suffering from dropsy. DR.. Rimer of
Clarion Is attending him.
Basil Fitzgerald, who has been EN-
ployed at Kane the past few weeks, has
returned to bis home.
Louisa Cook was Clarion visitor last
Tuesday.
Prof. j. Orr Carson Of Tionesta was the
guest of Thomas knight the first part of
last week.
The Greenwood Oil and Gas Co. held
their annual business meeting in Geo. f.
Whitmer's office in Clarion on Tuesday.
The Children's Day exercises at Green
wood on Sunday were we'll attended. A
fine program was rendered. One of the
| enjoyable features of the event was the
artistic way in which the church was
decorated.
Mr.. and Mrs. J: W. Reigel aud daugh-
ter attended wedding at Bradford,
Thursday. They returned home by
way OF Kane, bringing the formers sis
ter, Miss Nettie, with them for an ex-
tended visit.
Some of our people attended the ice
cream social at Douglas Moore's, Satur-
day night.
Or. Coryell, the osteopath, of Brook
vile, comes to our town twice week
now to treat patients.
Miss Laura Fitzgerald has gone to
Lucinda to spend the summer with her
aunt, Mrs. Steiner.
Leona Cook, as member of the class of
'l3 of the Clarion Normal, is attending
commencement there.
Mrs. s. II. Cook was called to Leeper
last week on account of the serious illness
of her father, David Maze.
Miss Susie Black visited her mother at
North Pine Grove last Saturday night.
Quite a number of young ladies took
the teachers examination which was
given by County Supt. Carson at Clsr-
ington last week.
A certain young man from our town
went to call on a young lady at North
Pine Grove one evening last week but
being afraid to return alone in the wee
hours he took chum with him. AS we
remember the frosty evenings of last
week we know his chum must have suf.
fered from cold having to sit alone in the
automobile for such long time.
The Gslbrath Bros. of Brookvile, who
are known as the best entertainers in
this section of Pennsylvania, will give
an entertainment in the Greenwood
church, Saturday evening, June 9th.
This is great opportunity for the people
of this vicinity, as they will be presented
with some of the best talent on the stage
today,
A number of our people attended the
Chlldren's Day exercises at Gilfoyle on
Sabbath afternocn.
Ed. Maze and family of Milestone vis-
tied friends here on Sunday.
The bridge TT Cooks mill, across Toms
run, is being repaired, having been pro.
nounced unsafe.
The GREENWOOD Oil and Gas Co. are
drilling number eighteen well on the A.
X. Braden lease at Maple creek.
Homer Reigel of Kane was recent
visitor here.
Della McAboy is employed at the home
of Albert Hulings at Redclyfie.
Loretta Kuhns aud Ora Sampson, who
are attending school at Clarion, came
home on Tuesday to attend the teachers
examination.
Shirley Brenneman, who has been
working at Mayburg, spent Sunday with
his sister, Mrs. A. J. Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Simpson and Mr..
and Mrs. Proudft sutoed over from
Kellettville on Sabbath morning and |
spent the day with friends.
Rev. ID. o. May of Clsr.ngton made
number of pastoral calls In this vicinity |
the latter part OF the week.