The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1896-01-08
Kellettville.


tracted meeting in the f.. NJ. Church. So
far three have shown their willingness to
turn away from the paths of vice and sin
and seek their redeemer. May many more
do likewise.
B. F. Winans and family are paying
visit To Mr.. Winans Crawford county
relatives. They have been absent since
Dec. 23 1895.
DR.. G. Y. Detar was the recipient OF
handy and useful New Years present
which up to date has not only caused Doc
the price of several boxes of fine havauas
but many restless nights since his ar
rival. lloc comp klains of his lDoc's)
wakefulness, but all the same we can see
by the many happy smiles that fit across
his manly countenance that the gift was
appreciated.
School opened again after the usual
two weeks vacation at this time of year
he creek is again frozen over at this
point and this time we hope twill stay
for few months.
The tannery is again resuming its OPP
erations as fast AS possible. 1t will be
running full capacity in a short time.
The Republicans have posted notices
that they intend meeting in caucus on
Jan. ii at 1880 p. m for the purpose of
nominating officers for the February
election. Goud judgment should be
used in selecting worthy and capable
good officers than poor ones, besides they
are necessity aud a credit to the citizens.
Bear this in mind when you make your
selections.
Several relatives from Kelletville and
Newtown attended the funeral of Mrs.
Nathan Burdick, which occurred at East
Hickory at p. m. on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Krbbs spent the
holidays visiting their relatives in Clar-
ion, VenangO and Butler counties. They
came home again last Friday.
By special invitation your scribe at
tended the leap year party at Clarence A.
Jenkins on New Years evening. A
score of the young people had a merry
time and all departed expressing the
wish that all should enjoy happy new
year.
Since our last report of the news from
here a no less importsut event has
occurred than the happy union of
two of our best young people, namely,
| the marriage of Augustus johnson and
Miss Cora Gerard. The happy event oc-
Cured at salmon Greek on Dec. 25. Il.
u. Gillespie otiiciated anu tied the Knot
good and tight. The young couple de-
parted the next morning ON a short we'd
ding trip, AS an appreciation of their
popularity the citizens turned out en-
masse and rendered them a rousing sere-
made the evening before their departure.
/ They have the best wishes of the entire
I community, in which ye scribe heartily
joins.
b. j. Day disposed of his livery, con-
/ sisting of horses, harness, buggies,
ST. ighs, whips, etc., to w. A. Kribbs,
Burt now offers ali his Office utensils,
( such as complete kit of barber touls,
| billiard and pool tables, and all articles
1 that usually go with first class billiard
hall. Here's chance for a good live
man to start. We do not know what
/ Burts intention is, but guess it is "Crip-
/ pie Creek or bust"
Kribbs Il Weller are hustling in the
timber at heir respective jobs.
ID. w. Clark of Tiouesta has leased
considerable land i'm this vicinity for 5. b.
Hughes of Pittshurg Wonder II we
will hear the drill next summer.
Two Pittshnrg nimrOds, accompanied
by scout Chas. Russell of Tionesta, hled
themselves to the headwaters OF the
Branch tn hunt tor foxes. The weather
proved too cod tor the trio, so they
started for home on Monday with no
. game, but a frozen countenance.
Miss Flora Douglas returned from w.
j. Collingwoods to her home al East
Hickory on Saturday.
Mrs. Sprague and daughter. Rose, of
| Buffalo, n. Y, spent the holiday season
a Mrs. NJ. Andrews aud assisted Ia en-
teI tanning Dr. Charles, who is home from
| Pitlsburg spending his vacation.
An infant child of A. b. Deans is un-
der the charge of DR.. Detar.
Mrs. Lillian NJ. Dotterer is so nearly
recovered from her late illness as 10 be
able To walk around.
Shorty" Dunn drove Kribbs' ponies
over 10 his homo at Tidioute on Saturday,
where he visited friends.
Conrad Paul of Newtown Mills was in
town on Monday soliciting subscribers
for tho Farm Journal, he met with ex-
cellent success,
ID. L. Sutton Of Niger Hin has accept.
ed a position with Geneva n. Y. Nur-
8 Ty 10 handle their product in this cnun-
~. David has entered upon his duties.
Mrs. c. ;. Berlin returned from short
visit with her daughter, Mrs. G. Wick
ham of Lynchhurg. WILL WALKS.
For pain in the chest a piece of fan.
mel dampened with Cham herlaiu's Pain