The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-10-27
Kellettyille.

Mrs. l.. Shipe and daughter Mary, OF
Marienville, who have been visiting her
sister. Mrs. Lewis Arner, returned home
Friday.
Julia Lohmeyer, nellie Detsr and Kath-
leen Dau ubenspeck attended institute at
rionesta last Wednesday.
Olive Wolfe of Basdell, N. Y, is visit.
ing relatives IN town.
May Siggins of West Hickory is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. C. Miller.
Marie McMillen and Agnes Skunk are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Hunter
Gladys Winans of Sheriff visited her
uncle, b. f. Winsns, a few days last
week.
A. II. Downing has been on the sick list
the past week.
Mrs. Mary Montgomery and daughter
Amy, of Williamsburg, are visiting the
formers son, Rev. Il, j. Montgomery.
Sherman Butler, who has been visiting
relatives at Fertigs, returned home Sat-
urdsy.
Mrs. Chas. Pope and daughter returned
Friday from Sheffield, where they had
been visiting relatives. 'h'
Mrs. Leon Watson and two daughters,
Ruth and Aida, spent Friday in Warren,
W. II. Lucart of Newmansville spent
several days in town last week.
Harry Murphy and Edna johnson Wis.
tied relatives at West Hickory, Sunday.
Mrs. Nettie Harrington, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. w. Fl. II. Dot
terer, of Muzette, returned home Satur-
day.
John Keesey, who has been employed
at Atkins, West Virginia, returned home
Wednesday. He is suffering from an at
tack of typhoid fever.
Miss Mamie Morrow of Tidioute has
been elected teacher OF room No. 4, to fill
the vacancy made by the resignation Of
Mrs. Mildred Davis, nee Catlin. Miss
Morrow took charge Monday.
Mrs Il. f. Wilson spent Monday in
Warren.
Mrs. Jos. Richards of Mayburg was In
town Monday.
ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
The Kellettvlle Gas Company have
secured a lease of the Watson and Free
mau lands, which comprises tract of
about |, 100 acres and lies southeast of
Kellettville. between Salmon creek and
Muzette. They are soon to commence
operating, having a crew of men clearing
OIL a location for well and opening up a
road to get their material on the property.
Work will soon begin on change of
the railroad grade of the Sheffield 4 Tio-
nests Railroad at Balltown flats. The
idea is to follow The foothills and do away
with the flats which are always more or
less troublesome when the ice and high
water have their parade. The distance
will be something less than a mile and
will secure better service generally. Re-
Gently the management has had erected
several water tanks along the route,
N oh a rA aAA In
to the pleasures of a fireman and lessen.
ing the troubles of the engineer, to say
nothing of the saving OF at least fifteen
minutes time in filling the tender.
The Salmon Creek Lumber Co. have |
been meeting obstacles for the past two
weeks in the way of keeping their mills
running full time, owing TO their ina
bility to secure the stock necessary. The |
logs are about Is miles distant from the |
mills and with very heavy grades and |
so much extras, such rs hauling bark, |
wood and supplying the section !
crews with rails and ties TO extend the |
road, the work requires the services of |
{ fDur engines, saying nothing Of the one |
used constantly in the woods. To de- |
liver 100, 900 feet OF logs daily and keep |
the other work going is no small item. |
As soon as the bark is loaded and the |
new log skidder gets into operation 1t is |
evident there will be supply of logs on
hand to keep the mills humming con-
stantly.
G. w. Tate, for the past two years
of the Salmon Creek mercantile |
department, has resigned, the exchange
taking place Saturday. Mr.. Tate mas |
made many warm friends since his sd-
vent into Kelletteile business circles and |
we are sorry to see him leave. Mr.. Tate |
has not fully decided just what business
he will engage in but for the present will
be at KiDzua, his home. p. l.. Hill will |
ill Mr. Tate's place as manager of the
store
A. l.. Weller has purchased a driving
horse for the superintendent of the South |
Penn Oil Co. at Clarendon. This is the |
second horse bought recently for the |
same party. The last horse is thor
oughnred roadster and was purchased
from the Davis stock farm.
Burt Shsffer has moved to Sheriff, |
where he is iobbing Tor Henderson Il |
Miller. Mr.. Shsffer has moved into the
house vacated by w. S. Kelly, who has
moved to Westfeld, n. Y, where he has
purchased grocery store.
Joseph Cunningham has been laid off
duty for some time, having been afflicted
with red "exyems."