The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-08-11
Kellettyille.

tlesville, Oklahoma.
Mrs. +. j. Henderson and son Rex ar,
visiting relatives at Meadville.
Dewey Detar, who has been visiting
relatives at Fryburg and Venus, returne,
home Wednesday.
Victor Hendrickson spent Wednesds!
at Warren.
The Junior League OF Nebraska held
picnic in the grove at this place Wednes
day. By all appearances a very pleasan
day was spent by the Juniors.
Pearle Detar and Lula Shaw are visit
ing friends and relatives at Fryburg ant
Venus.
A. l.. Weller was a Warren visito
Wednesday.
Mary Zuendel of Starr, was the CUES
of Mrs. b. F. Winans over Sunday.
Mrs, James Smith and children, Fran
els and Leo, are visiting Mrs. Smith
parents at N~ewmsnsville.
Florence and Verna Miller and Lorettl
Dunkle are visiting friends and relatives
at Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Hunter visited rels
tives at Wing Hill Sunday.
Mrs. John Blum, who has spent several
weeks at Mesdville, returned Monday
and will visit her mother, Mrs. w. II.
Dotterer, before returning to her home
at Clarion.
p. l.. Hill visited his parents near Tio-
nesta Sunday. He was accompanied
home by his sister Goldia, who has been
visiting friends at New Castle, Pa
Mrs. f. 4. Wilson spent Monday at
Msyburg.
Mrs. Shoemaker of Pittsburg is the
guest of Mrs. John Watson.
G.. f. Watson, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Watson Mrs. Root and Mrs. Cora Felt
we're up from Tionesta in their new auto
Saturday.
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
According to the news items from other
towns in this vicinity we note snake
stories are part and parcel of much inter-
est. Not wishing to be outdone by our
%neighbors, we note the slsughtering of a
fine specimen with a rattlebox attach
ment, measuring Sc inches in length. His
snakeship was discovered by the children
of Scott Weber at the old Salmon mill.
Aiming themselves with a garden hoe
they o o dispatched the reptile.
Lightner Bros. of Youngsville have
begun the job of plastering the new sddi-
ton to the school house Mr.. Zuendel,
the contractor, is rushing the work along
as rapidly as possible aud 1t is intended
to complete the Job by August 30.
w. j. Miller and family were called to
%Shippenville Saturday by the death of
Mrs. Miller's uncle, Henry Broyer, who
died of typhoid fever.
Black berries are finding their way into
The markets but are not reported very
owing to the extreme dryness
Of the season.
T. P. Harms intends to start for Hardy,
California, in a few days, where be has a
inc position with the Tionesta Lumber
20. as filler on their saw mill. Mr.. Harms
las had several years experience in the
ling and repairing of band saws at Co.
ina and Kellettville, and while it will
a new thing to saw logs s or 10 feet in
thickness, We feel assured Mr.. Harms
will be the right man in the right place.
G. ". Chamberlain and wife are enjoy
ng a much needed vacation with their
on at Sheffield. They expect to remain
way for about ten days.
Frank E. Harkless attended the Demo.
ratio state convention at Harrisburg last
week and while away spent a day at Get
and other historic spots of inter-
Frank was we'll pleased with the
rip and reports perfect harmony along
he political lines.
Mrs. o. L. Johnson returns home Sat
Irday from a weeks visit in Olean and
ther places in that vicinity.
Work was begun on the Catholic church
thursday and it is expected to push the
work along as rapidly as possible. The
srpenter work will be under the man
cement of contractor Zuendel and the
which will be of concrete
nd four feet high, is being done by ]. r.
flynn. The main wall is 2Sx56 feet and
s a solid wall.
A surprise party of considerable mag
litude was held at the residence of Hsr-
'ey Watson on Saturday evening in
of his son Clsrk's twenty-irst
birthday.
The Junior Epworth League of Me-
orsska held a basket picnic in the grove
lere Thursday. They came up on the
morning train and enjoyed a full day,
returning home again on the $3.50 train.
They were in charge OF T. D. Collins and
Klinestiver.
W. A. Kribbs left Monday for Clarion,
where he intends to enter King Burdo
for the races soon to be held at that place.
Alex. Pettigrew of East Hickory is
his daughter, Mrs. T. P. Harms.
Mrs. w. A. Kribbs intends TO start in
he near future for an extended trip
through the western states.
John Shaw has added a new single
roof to his dwelling.
We expect soon 10 see several new au-
tomobiles in town, as we learn a number
Of our citizens are in for something up
II. c. Johnson has moved his family to
Pittsburg, where he expects to better his
condition financially.
George Beck, of Leechburg. Pa, is Wis
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