The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-08-04
Kellettville.

are visiting at Earl Cstlin's, in Sheffield.
j.. M. Nugent of Towsnds, N. Y, was
in town several days last week.
Roberta Hendricks is visiting friends
in Tionesta.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Ray and son vii.
lard spent several days at East Sandy,
visiting Mr.. Rays parents
Carroll Berlin of Starr is the guest Of
his uncle, A, Il. Weller.
Goldia Hill is visiting friends in New
Castle.
DR.. c. Y. Detar and DR.. II. l.. Davis
drove to Tionesta Friday.
Reed Detar spent Saturday in Warren,
Mrs. w. S. Hendricks is visiting
friends at Starr.
Walter Wilson and Julian Robbins
visited friends in Marienville last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Weber and son
James visited relatives in Titusville oveI
Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Leon Watson spent sew.
eral days in Williamsport last week.
Mrs. Margaret Baldwin is the guest o.
her daughter, Mrs. Scott Weber.
Mrs. Geo. Silzle, of Venus, who had
been visiting relatives here for a few
days last week, returned home Sunday,
Scott Mesly has been suffering from a
severe attack of tonsilitis.
Clara Jenkins is visiting friends at
Venus.
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
Jacob Shatfer's drying horse vas quite
badly injured last Wednesday afternoon
by being u down by an auto which was
trying 10 pass the horse on the public
road below town. Mr.. Shsffer had
slipped the halter from the horse, allow
ing il to Craze along the highway. when
j.. G.. Richards attempted to pass it with
his machine but was unsuccessful, strik.
ing the horse along the flank and causing
the auto to come to a very sudden stop.
The horse is somewhat disabled but it is
likely it will recover.
The Kellettville ball team played a
very interesting game of ball with the
Tionests team on Wednesday.
Rev. r. j. Montgomery and wife have
returned from an extended visit at Chsu
tsuqua.
W. W. Kribbs departed Monday for 8
western trip of couple months duration
He will be met in Pittsburg by Mrs
Kribbs, who will accompany him. They
expect to visit all the places of import
ance before their return.
Squire zuendel disposed of a case o
malicious mischief on Friday at 2 p. m
All the parties are Howe township resi-
dents and just how they became entan'
gled in the clutches of the law is one o
those mysteries usually aired in a courI
scene. While no names are used it is faiI
to say that the court ~expounded the law
in such a that we feel sure there
shall be no trouble for some time to come
A pleasant surprise was rendered Mrs.
b. F. Winans on Wednesday, it being
the forty-tifth anniversary of her birth,
Friends from Ross Run and Starr were
present and assisted in making the occa-
sion an enjoyable one. An elaborate
lunch was served at the noon hour.
Chas. Russell returned home last Fri
day from a pleasant ten days visit at his
old home at Gowanda, n. Y.
Mrs. o. l.. johnson is visiting relatives
and friends at 0lean, N. Y, for a few
days.
W. A. Kribbs attended the races at
Titusville a few days last week.
Ralph Decillis, employed in Buffalo for
the past six months, is visiting friends in
town.
II. II. Watson and wife, Mrs. w. A.
Sbewman and Mrs. Cora Felt stopped for
few hours in town on Friday, on their
way from Warren, where they had gone
in the day. They made the trip
from Warren here by way of Sheffield in
~ hours, the distance being 80 miles.
Harry is we'll pleased with the new auto.
Mrs. W. A. Dusenbury made a pleasant
call on friends here, Wednesday. Mrs.
Dusenbury formerly resided at Newtown
Mills and this was her first visit to the
old home in some time. She was one of
a party of about eighteen Portville au-
toists who were touring a considerable
portion of Pennsylvania.
Frank Pope and son of Frewsburg, N.
Y, are visiting relatives in town.
T. P. Harms and family and W. F..
Rudy and family visited relatives at East
Hickory owe Sunday.
Mrs. Kate MoNaughton of Golinza Wis
tied her mother, Mrs. w. Ii. Fl. Dotterer,
and other relatives few days last week.
A lO.pound boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Klinestiver last Thursday,
July Goth.
Pleasant Grove.