The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-03-21
Kellettyille.

few days ago. We are reliably inform
ed that both the boy and Brad. are doing
well.
Rev. Allgood of the Lutheran Synod
delivered very able discourse to an APP
preciative audience on Saturday evening
in the school house.
Miss Maud Fellows of Newmansyille
is visiting her friend Mrs. r. c. Sitting
er. Pierce Lucart, brother, is also her
guest.
Hiram l.. Bennett and daughter, Miss
Myrtle, of August-town, Pa, visited
friends here during the week.
/. ]. Morse, our constable and one of
our mechanics, departed for Pittsburg
where he will attempt to secure much
better job.
Ed. Beaver of the firm of Howard,
Temple & Co., Titusville, was registered
at the Kingsley House Tuesday.
r. y. Gillespie paid visit to one of
their numerous farms a week ago. This
particular one is located at Chspmanville,
Crawford county.
A party of Porkeyites consisting of
about eight couples of young people took
advantage of the sleighing on Saturday
evening and enjoyed a merry drive,
which ended at the Kingsley House, that
popular resort, where they enjoyed an
elegant supper prepared by the ladies of
the house.
We are sorry to learn of the immediate
departure from our society and musical
circles of Miss Orr, who has so long
taught the people here both vocal and in
strumental music. She will return to
her former home near Greenville, Clarion
county.
Irwin. Amsler, who for the Ipast two
years has held down the w. A. Kribbs
farm on Whig Hill, is about to depart for
Fryburg, where he is to try his hand at
similar position, We have not been off,
cially informed as to who will be his sues
cessor.
Mrs. James Welsh and children OF Ball
town were in town a few hours Sunday.
news item has been handed us that
states that j. G. Wolfe and wife of the
Caldwell farm will depart this, Tuesday,
morning for Schenley, Armstrong coun-
ty, the home and birthplace of Mr.. w.
They intend to visit all their relatives and
will be gone couple of weeks.
Another time we are able to chronicle
a breakup, thus making fully enough to
go down in history as one of the most
changeaole winters on record.
George Colosar and iamily started for
Michigan last Tuesday.
On Morday Mrs. f. d. Miller and fam
lily of three children departed for Cheha-
lis, Wash. They were accompanied BY
E. Berlin of Whig Hill and Geo. wein-
gard of Tionesta. 1t is with great sorrow
the people of Kellettville learned OF the
sudden departure of Mrs. Miller and
family, who had always resided here and
were respected by the entire community.
They received many tokens of friendship
before their departure to their western
home. That they may prosper in their
new home and have safe journey, is
the wish of vast number oftheir friends,
including HAT WARD.
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
A sleighing party consisting of about
ten couples of young people from Porkey
took supper at the Kingsley House on
Saturday. They reached this place at
1000 p. m, and after spending very
pleasant evening in singing, etc., they
started home much pleased with their
evenings enjoyment.
Miss Bell Southworth, who has been
staying with her amt at Endeavor, is
home for few days but expects to re-
turn soon.
Mrs. Maggie Wortzkey of Newtown is
the guest of her parents at the Kingsley
House.
II. l.. Bennett and daughter, Miss
Myrtle, of Frosttown, are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Kribbs this week.
w. A. Kribbs lost very valuable c,lt
on Saturday last. They had trained
nurses but all in vain. This is the third
horse he has lost this season.
Mr.. Ernie Babcock and Miss Gusta
Shaeffer visited relatives at Endeavor
over Sunday.
On Friday evening Of last week party
Of young people gathered at the home of
Mrs. Wilson. The evening was spent in
dancing, singing and games. After the
serving ofa bountiful repast they all re-
turned home. HYACINTH.