The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-06-23
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returned Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Kribbs snC
daughter, Avonelle, spent Sunday il
Marienville.
Robert Hendricks visited friends a
Six Mile last week.
Gwendolyn Hill of Tionesta visited hel
brother aud sister in this place a few day,
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Weller, Mrs. II. B
Dotterer, Mrs. j. c. Miller and Mrs. A
H.. Downing attended the Carnival a
Sheffield Thursday.
Mrs. John Dsubenspeck and children
Paul aud Kathleen, are visiting hel
daughter, Mrs. Jack Livermore, at Crown
The summer school closed Friday after
a very successful term of about two
months.
Prof. J.. l.. Simmons and wife have
gone to Wendell, Pa, to spend their yscs'
ton.
Mrs. Chas. Russell, who has been Wis
iting friends in Tionests, returned home
Thursday.
Mae Cunningham, who has been at
tending school in Oil City the past win
ter, returned home Thursday evening.
Mrs. r. R. Shimmel intends leaving
Wednesday for Williams, Ariz ma, where
her husband is employed.
Miss May Showers spent Sunday with
her parents at Lynch.
Mrs. W. F. Rudy and daughter Irene
visited friends at Sheffield last week.
Mrs. j. M. Ault and children are visit
ing relatives at Tylersburg.
Mrs. W. II. III. Dotterer and grandson
Melvin are visiting the formers daugh-
ters, Mrs. Clyde Reed and Mrs. John
Blum, in Clarion. They will attend the
commencement exercises at the Normal,
where two of Mrs. Dotterer's grandsons,
VIM. and Chas. Dotterer, of Muzette,
graduate.
Mrs. Lewis Amer spent Saturday in
Warren.
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
At the committee meeting Friday eve-
ming it was decided to have a full days
entertainment here July 5th. beginning
with a fantastic parade in the morning.
A number of races follow and at $3.50 a
ball game between the Kellettyille team
and the husky Tylersburg team. Fire
works in the evening will end the days
celebration. Music will be furnished
throughout the day by our celebrated
band ofSO pieces.
Both the band and ball team are en-
gagged 10 play at Tylersburg on July Sd.
There will be a special train to convey
the players and their friends who wish to
go along and spend a pleasant day. The
train will leave here at about 6 a. m. and
run to Golinzs, where suitable rigs will
convey the crowd TO their destination.
James j. Landers was in town several
days last week making preparations to
begin operations on their timber tract.
They will begin peeling their hemlock
at once and also build a mill to cut their
stock. The New York and Pennsylvania
Co. let their option expire on the pulp
wood and it has not yet been sold, as was
previously reported.
Pat. Welsh, who has charge of the
%bundling room at the kindling wood fac
tory, was quite painfully injured at the
left elbow and arm one day last week, by
getting it caught between the bumpers
while shifting some cars. Mr.. Welsh has
been very unfortunate since his residence
in Kellettville, his wife having recently
undergone a serious but successful OPP
Grafton at Oil City.
The Kellettville ball team, accompanied
by a hundred fans, went up to Msyburg
on Saturday and played a very interest
ing game with the Msyburg team. There
were numerous errors made by each
team, also an abundance of scores. Shaw
key and Burch were the Mayburg bat
terry, while Russell and Greer we're their
opponents. The score was u to IA, favor
ing the visiting team. This makes three
games played this season between the
two teams, Kellettville winning two and
Mayburg one.
Miss Bertha Watson, second youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John G.. Wat
son, surprised her friends last Wednes-
day by becoming the wife of Edward
Patch of East Hickory. May their path
way be strewn with patches of prosperity
and happiness is the sentiment of their
many friends.
The Kellettville Water Co. have their
new line laid and the water has been
turned into the line. The reservoir on
the hill back of the hotel registers a
pressure of about sixty pounds.
Mrs. Bigelow left for Westfeld, n. Y,
on Monday, after a three months visit al
the home of o. l.. johnson.
Mrs. L. T. Downey and Mrs. Fl. e,
Gillespie of Porkey were doing shopping
in town on Saturday.
Miss Edith Kiffer of East Hickory
visited a few days at NJ. d. Spencer's,
j. F. Ray has been awarded the con.
tract of carrying the mail between Kel.
~le'tville and Tionests, at a salary O
Sll47 per year.
VIM. Hood was up from Tionesta Sat.
urday AMI thoroughly disin fected thu
house occupied by VIM. Nelson. In
day or two the quarantine will also b,
lifted from the residence of Mike Rem
dosh, as all the diphtheria patients hav,
fully recovered.
The swampy land lying in the ives
end of town had become very nauseatinl
owing to the fact that the sewer had be