The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-06-16
Keuettyille.

Nelie aud Lee Detar, who have been
visiting relatives at Fryburg and Venus,
returned home Sunday.
Perry and Goldia Hill visited their
parents near Tionesta Sunday.
Harry Murphy and Edna johnson
drove to Tionesta Thursday.
Mrs NJ. Andrews spent Thursday in
Warren.
Gertrude Skunk of Wing Hill visited
her sister, Dorothy Skunk, here oyer
Sunday.
Florence Jensen of Starr was in town
Friday.
Mrs. J. X. Whitmore of Lickingville
Is the guest of her niece, Mrs. L. T..
Daubenspeck.
Anna Baptie of Grand Valley is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Geo. Klinestiver.
Mildred Catlin was in Warren shop.
ping Monday.
Lawrence Marbach of Tionesta spent
several days in town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lease visited friends
at Tylersburg over Sunday.
Mrs. W. c. Silzle and little daughter
Ruth are visiting her sister, Mrs. Chas.
Bauer, in Warren,
Scott Mealy spent several days in
jamestown last week.
Mrs. W. S. Hendricks visited friends
in Sheffield and Warren a few days last
week.
Hannah Johnson, Margaret Cunning
ham and Bertha Spangler visited friends
at Oil City Thursday and Friday.
w. p. Kribbs of Knox spent several
days with his uncle, W. W. Kribbs, last
week.
Myrna Detar and two lady friends of
Oil City visited her parents over Sunday.
The following teachers we're elected at
Kellettville, Monday, June Ii: Kellett-
Vile, room l, Miss Goldia Hill; room 2,
Miss Blanche Hendricks; room 3, Mrs.
Maud Berlin; room 4, Miss Mildred Cat
lin; principal of high school, Prof. j. l..
Simmons; Mayburg, room l, Miss Anna
Blsuser; room ., Miss Edith Gsyley;
Buck Mills, Miss Clara Jenkins; New
town Mills, Miss Pearl Clay; Wing Hill,
Miss Nellie McElravey; Starr, Miss
Verns Miller; Muzette, Miss Dorothy
Skunk; Ross Run, Miss Loretta Dunkle.
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
Gus Sandstrom, who has had charge of
the Elk Tanning Co.'S boarding house
since the removal ofG. w. Chamberlain
some two years ago, has disposed of his
interests to Ambrose Han kins, who lately
moved here from Vowinckel, Clarion
county. The transaction occurred on
Saturday but possession will not be given
until this Tuesday. Mr.. Sandstrom will
remove to Warren, where he formerly
resided and where he owns considerable
property.
About fifty of our representative citi-
zens went to Warren on Saturday to wit
ness the great Bsrnum Il Bailey shows.
The Salmon Creek mill was shut down
that day to accommodate those who
wished to visit the shows. A special
train brought the crowd back, arriving
here about 1880 o'clock, well pleased with
their trip.
One OF the little sufferers from diph-
iberia, Susie Rendosh, a bright little girl
about Z years of age, succumbed to the
disease, dying on Wednesday at about
$3.50 p. m. She was buried at the Wing
Hill cemetery on Thursday afternoon,
Rev. A. II. Wiersbinski of Tidioute Off
There are no new cases reported and
unless some unforeseen accident occurs
all those afflicted with the ailment will be
well soon.
Justice George Zuendel is in receipt of
an invitation to attend the commencement
at the Clarion Normal on June
I'D. We are informed the graduating
class will number upwards of sixty pu-
pills, one of the number being Lawrence
luendel, eldest son of the justice.
A. L. Weller has a crew of carpenters
al work on his barn, which will be rushed
10 completion as rapidly as conditions
will permit.
Rumor has it that a ball game was
on the Mayburg grounds, Satur-
day, that for giving those who witnessed
the proceedings their moneys worth is
equalled. The game was between
the Mayburg team and a bunch Of bark
peelers. The most unique features of the
makeup were the uniforms, the former
team wearing the regulation Spalding
uniforms, while the latter team wore
suits OF the united bark peelers' a~ssocia-
ton, viz; Gauze shirt, bandana, blue
overalls and spike shoes of the regulation
size and heft, 4 lbs. and Is inch tops.
During the progress of the game a dis
pute arose about the way the peelers were
cutting up the ground with their spikes.
The case was argued pro and con, which
took up considerable of the time and was
finally settled by the peelers removing
their shoes. We are unable to give the
score, being so deeply interested in the
proceedings as to lose the score book, 1t
required an umpire and referee to render
the decisions.
The school board met in the public hall
Monday and elected the teachers for the
coming school term, subject to the
teachers examination which will be held
on Thursday next. 1t is with pride we
note the fact that four ladies out of the
graduating class of five have secured APP
pointments. The schools will begin Au-
gust Both for an eight months term. 1t
was also decided to erect a new building