The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1897-06-23
Kellettville.

After waiting sometime and giving
some public spirited person an opportuni-
ty TO take up the quill and keep our citi-
zens acquainted with the doings around
about us. We now come to the concus-
ion that it is our sacred duty to play in
torment once again. We trust however
that no objections will be found if for any
reason all items are not mentioned as we
only have knowledge of the few that
come under onr observation. Those that
wish news in this column will be accomo-
dated by informing the writer or leaving
the same at the post office. Send in your
stems.
G. G. Sttzinger has been promoted
from book-keeper for Collins & Watson.
at Golenza, to Supt. of the T. V. q S. C.
r. r., and the large saw mill at Panther
Rock with general Office at this place.
George has many friends here who will
be pleasde TO note his rise.
Jacob Roy who for four months has
been a sufferer from kidney trouble is
about the same at this writing.
John McDonal and sister, Mrs. r. Ber-
lin, OF Mayburg, went to Erie, Saturday
to visit their parents who moved to that
place this spring, from Hickory Twp, to
run temperance house,
A. II. Downing has made considerable
improvements on his dwelling house in
the past four weeks.
The Panther Rock saw mill, intends
starting up to-day, (Monday) for their
first to saw out large stock of logs. This
plant is perhaps one of the finest in the
county, being fully equipped with the
latest machinery, the shingle mill under
the same roof, has been running day and
night, to supply the large demand. 1t
seems through the western part of this
state and Ohio and West Va, a large
amount of shingles, are needed to re-
shingle the buildings unroofed by wind
last fall. We are not in perfect harmony
with thing like this, but if the wind will
cause us more work, we are designed to
think, 'let the gentle zyplers blow"
John Peterson has startod to visit his
old home in Sweden. He will attend the
exposition and return to'the United States
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A4u7N AiudJ DVAhB Iu6 lOuTJbbuL0 an
niversary of the birth of Miss Lizzie Bur-
dick. large number of her friends
gathered together and gave her :many
tokens of friendship.
The well drilled by the Tionesta Stock
Co., came in Thursday and was duster.
We are informed the well is TO be shot.
A small showing of oil was found.
The Penn Tanning Co., are repairing
the culinary department of the Chamber
lain Hotel.
The new old engine as spoke of by the
Nebraska serbs is kept constantly busy
on the road land sometimes off too) be-
tween Mayburg and Nebraska.
Miss LaVina Bailey, of Clarendon con-
ducts Millinery shop at the residence of
II. b. Dotterer.
The Free Methodsts are holding quart
erly meeting on Whig Hill, from Friday
until Monday.
w. A. Kribbs is having some repairs
made on his Kellettville residence.
A. a. Harrington, If Conneant, Ohio, is
visiting at j. g. Wolfs.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
Lyle, June 18th.
Work on the new piece of road at Fork
Run, is progressing slowly owing to so
much wet weather. The road commits
sioners intend to hustle the road through
when once they get rightly started if the
taxes do not diminish too fast.
The time for the new mail carriers to
commence business will soon roll around
and the question seems to be who is going
to be the unlucky ones? Tis true the
Tionesta and Kellettville route was let
some four mouths ago, but as the Star
route agent did not honestly represent
the route the party that bit says he will
not fulfill the contract as it was missre-
presented to him. Only few more days
and them we will know.
Sometime Oh Saturday night G. s.
Copelands valuable road horse committed
suicide by taking an over dose of paris
green. The horse was allowed TO run in
the barn at will from the pasture lot and
by some means ate one-half pound pack
age of the deadly stuff, was left in one of
the managers that was filed with hay.
G. S. Andrews came home Saturday
from attending the state medical exami.
nation at Pittsburg. Chas. will not know
for sometime yet as to his passing favor
ably.
f. A. Woodmansse Warren dentist 10
again in town looking after ones aches.
Frank Gillespie is moving his camps
from Guiton Run to Four Mile. Where
he will proceed to hustle in the hemlock
logs to beat the band. WILL WALKS.