The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-04-14
Kellettville.

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Martin Frill of Warren visited at W, j.
Detsr's a few days last week.-Margaret
Lorom, who has been attending school at
Salamanca, n. Y, is visiting her parents
here.-Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Porter and
children visited Mrs. Porter's parents at
Tylersburg, over Sundav.-Mr. and
Mrs. II. Ii. Watson and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
F. Catlin attended the dedication services
at Tionesta, Sunday.-Mrs. Salsgiver of
Tylersburg is the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Il. K. Observation-Disclosures
Dunkle left Tuesday for West Virginia.
kathleen Dsubenspeck, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Vernon Amsler,
in Tionesta, returned home Monday. -
Mrs. +. A. Babcock and Rella Wolfe
were the guests of their sister, Mrs. Jas.
Welsh, at Bslltown. over Sunday.-P.
l.. Hill returned hime Monday, after a
weeks visit with his parents, near Tic
nesta,-Mrs. George Klinestiver, who
has been visiting her father, at Grand
Valley, for several weeks, returned home
Thursdsy.-Gwendolyn Hill, who has
been very sick with pneumonia, is slowly
improying.-Mrs. Il. h. Bowser OF Sal
amanca is the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Lorom.--V. s. Hendrickson visited his
parents at Mayburg, Sundsy.-Olive
Wolfe, who has been sewing at Tionests
for several weeks, returned home Mon
day.-Mr. and Mrs. I. l.. Hill of Tio-
nests visited their children ut this place
last week.
RoM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
Professor J. l.. Simmons and wife went
to Warren on Friday, where they visited
the Professors mother and sister and in
cidentslly did some Easter shopping.
They returned Mondsy.-Miss Gwen
dolyn Hill has been confined to her room
for several days with an attack of pneu-
monia. Her mother came up from Tio-
nesta and is with her. Mr.. Hill came up
on Saturday to be with his family for
Easter. Miss Hill is improving slowly.
-Chas. Russell, whose illness was noted
in the REPUBLICAN some two weeks ago,
is not gaining as rapidly as his many
friends would wish for. Charles illness
is somewhat of a rheumatic nature and
with coed trapping weather and his traps
awaiting his visit of inspection we do not
wonder at his complaint of slowness in
strength.-Mrs. Nartin of
Rrnalr uuauui1la 10 nj tho hAnnA ,r 10.
daughter, Mrs, Pat. Welsh, where she
9 xpects to remain Tor an indefinite time.
Haley, who has been at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. o. l.. John
son, all winter, went TO Hazlehurst on
where she resides. R. Fl. Fair,
who has resided in our town a number of
years, has moved his family to Balltown,
where he is engaged in teaming. The
will be greatly missed in society
Kellettville high school
will give a box social in Andrews hall.
IN Wednesday evening, April 14th.-
of our citizens we're in attendance
1t the dedication of the NJ. Il. church at
E. church at Tionesta, Sunday.-T.
4. Barber has moved his family from
Six-Mile to Wing Hill, where he will
arm for his father-in-law, Eli Berlin
Cd. Washburn is back again after a six
months stay in West Virginia. Like
one who leaves town for to see
iomething new, they invariably return.
Spencer is home for a short
7isit with his parents.-A number of
'ur local base ball fans held a meeting
me evening last week and organized a
to clout the bali this season. We
not been informed just when the
'eason will open, but all teams in the
county will get a chance to cross bats ere
he season fades away. With our pennant
Frank E. Hsrkless has been
elected or selected as manager and we
know if he can secure any open dates
with the major leagues he will do so. The
boys are getting all the practice they can.
Mrs. Earl Downey and Mrs. Frank
Littlefield of Porkey were shopping in
Lown Saturday.-The high wind on last
Wednesday did very little damage in this
vicinity, except to the telephone COM
which was soon repaired again.
The derricks at the old wood factory were
lprooted but the place has beer aban-
ioned for a year and it was no material
to anyone.