The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-03-11
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Sluco our ldsI lelt6T tn6 Olu StOrk mas
been very busy and among the favored
were lhn Hadden, of Henrys Mill, who
received little dish washer who is a
promising little lady. John GODDARD, at
Lynch, also received a fine little boy, be-
ing the first boy in family OF four. Both
houses are pleased with what the Lord
has sent them.
Claude McAvoy of Hastings spent his
first visit to our town on Wednesday of
last week and says he was royalty enter
tanned while here.
Mrs. F. A. Littlefeld, who has been
visiting friends at Barnes, returned home
on Thursday last.
Mrs. w. f. Jones of Newtown was at
the residence of f. A. Littlefield to meet
her music students and we understand
she will give a recital soon in which
most of her pupils will take part. This
will certainly be treat for those who are
present, for her pupils are doing ine here.
1t is zone of our business, but If the
railroad wants any information as to how
the breaking of the windows in the
coaches can be remedied, we will without
charge and with pleasure suggest plans
for the same. If they are compelled to
haul the loaded human beings there
should be a way to save the windows.
Simon Allsire mad narrow escape from
severe injury on Thursday at Phelps
when pile of logs began rolling and he
was caught in the mixup but escaped
with slight injuries to his head aud face.
He went to Sheffield on the morning
train to have his wounds dressed.
Mrs. ]. w. Littlefield, who is nursing a
sick woman at Mayburg, came home be.
tween trains on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Mike Murphy, who Is sick on the
Cook Lease, is still confined to her bed
and under the DOCTORS care. Although
unable to turn over. the doctor has hopes
that she soon will be up again. Mis-
Donna Archer went up on Saturday to
help them out ovel Sunday.
Three of the Rupert children went to
Sheffield on Saturday to take instructions
in music and return in the evening. The
next trip the old man will also go and
spend Sunday with Sheffield friends.
Maurice Burdick of Miller's Mill spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. j. T. Miller,
Of this place.
Vivian Brennan, who is attending the
Sheffield High School, spent Sunday with
his parents at Minister, returning to his
work on Monday.
Miss Adaline Grubbs, teacher of the
Sheriff school, spent Sunday with the
Rupert family at this place.
Jerry Mcdonald was up from Phelps
on Sunday and took back with him some
music copied for The violin, which he is
trying to master. We like to see anyone
get down to work on an instrument and
take interest enough to copy and write
the music for the same. as the only out
come OF this will be success.
George Blum and son Elva spent Sun
day with the Blum family here, return
ing in the evening to their job on Phelps.
Joseph Leichtenberger received word
by telephone on Sunday evening that his
brother Daniel was dead near Tylersburg
and he and his brother. Albert, OF Kel-
lettville, went to that place on Monday
morning. We are not advised as to the
particulars of this death at this writing.
Singing services at the church on Sun
day evening was not very well attended
but after being established as a sure oc-
currence there will be good turnout, we
are certain.