The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-08-19
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Joseph Kincb, on He'll HILL was visi-
ted by the stork on Saturday last and a
fine daughter was given him. Every
thing comes to those that wait. This is
the only girl in the family.
Mrs. Geo. Fink is sick at Sheriff, but
not seriously so, and we hope she has a
speedy recovery ,as she has large family
to work for and only one girl to help her
out.
A large number of our young fellows
we're swimming in the Tionesta creek
below town Sunday and we are surprised
to see this, as much sickness, suffering
and death has been caused by bathing in
this poison stream. Everyone should
steer away from this water as it is not fit
to wet your feet in now, and great harm
is likely to follow ifyou go into it.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Littlefield of Hem
rys Mills, spent Sunday with the j. w.
Littlefeld family here.
The J. Il. Miller family sold ice cream
here on Saturday evening and disposed
Of five gallons about as fast as they could
dish it up. Many of our residents took
advantage of the opening and bought
cream from them.
Maurice Burdick of Henrys Mills, came
over from Russell City tospend Sunday
with the j. T. Miller family before going
to work at Henrys Mills where he has
position.
Saturday morning we were awakened
by two young fellows that we're at the
Russell City dance and were returning
the rig to Kellettville. They seemed to
be making noise to keep awake, and any
one who has been there knows one gets
very sleepy the next day after a dance.
On the morning train the same day they
had to do the same to amuse the passeng-
ers. Might as well hit the stage comed-
ans, don't cher know.
j. G. Black entertained company from
Kellettville Sunday. among which were
two very nice babies, but we do not " ish
the mothers TO get too proud Of them on
account of ~ REGise.
khrcy J6fdon Or Clarendon was the
guest OF the j. w. Littlefeld family here
Sunday, after an absence of many days
Glad to see you Bob, come again.
Geo. Blum and wife went to Tionesta
last Saturday to visit the CARL family
and left the small children with the older
ones while absent.
Marian Rupert started on trip to
Clarion county last Saturday aud will &c
to Foxburg first, where he will visit his
cousin, Frank Tippery, and later to visit
his grandparents at Knox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Littlefield went tC
the berry woods Saturday and returned
with the biggest haul yet brought in by
two people. They went to dinelen
place from where all the people go fol
this fruit, and were we'll rewarded for tn,
trouble.
Miss Lottie Littlefeld went to May.
burg Sunday to visit her brother Late
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Burdick of Shelf
field visited the Rupert family Saturday
and Sunday.
We often wonder If the girl 10 the auto
ever found where Lizzie lives.
There is war everywhere and even
some on the trains, at least there was a
short battle on the evening train last
Saturday. No one killed or wounded.
A party OF young men from Wellers
hired an auto and took trip to Niagara
Falls on Sunday, starting early in the
morning. We are not in touch with the
details but imagine that it will be a
pleasant trip.
o. e. Rupert, the gauger here for the
National Transit Co., will be relieved on
Monday and can go any old place he
wants to. Lyle l.. Patchen of Tiona will
take the district during his absence.