The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-05-19
Kellettville.

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ing her brothers, Joseph and James, of
this place. Mrs. M. d. Spencer visited
her mother at Beaver Valley a few days
last week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lorom,
Sunday, 9th inst.
Blanche Hendricks spent a few days at
Kane last week visiting friends.
Mrs. Mary Toby is visiting friends at
Tionesta.
Mrs. e. A. Babcock, and son are visit
ing the formers sister at Balltown.
Frank Whitmore of East Hickory is
visiting his uncle, Frank Butler.
Elizabeth Sidmore of Custer City, is the
guest of Mrs. e. l.. circuit.
Quite a number OF people from this
place attended Quarterly Meeting at
Mayburg Sunday.
Maud Watson visited her sister, Mrs.
John Peterson, at Mayburg, a few days
last week.
A box social will be held at Andrews
hall Wednesday evening, for the benefit
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Mrs. Leon Watson is on the sick list.
Mrs. Jack Livermore and children, of
Crown, are visiting the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Daubenspeck,
Leon Watson spent Monday at Tionesta.
Archie Lease visited friends at Fryburg
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shaw, and f. b.
Robbins and son spent several days at
Tionesta last week.
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
The Kellettville Water Co. on Saturday
let the contract TO Vess Bennett of Wing
Hill to clear out the right OF way and dig
the ditch and cover the same. The
springs to be utilized are located 800 rods
from the M. e. parsonage and on the
north side of the hill at Browntown. 1t
is hoped we will have sufficient water
supply when this is finished to give a
good water pressure to all who use the
city water. 1t is the intention of the
company TO turn on the new supply
within six weeks.
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of Kellettville can boast of three separate
water companies, but this is however a
fact. They are: The Kellettville Water
Co., whose stockholders are Kribbs Il
Ray and G. Y. Detar; the Salmon Creek
Lumber Co. and the Elk Tanning Co.
Each of the latter companies furnishes
their own employees with water.
In looking over some Of the daily pa
pers we notice in some sections hat the
community is pestered with mad dogs or
ones that show unmistaKable signs of
h~ydrophobia. This is certainly a very
serious thing in a community where dogs
are allowed to roam anywhere unmuz-
zled. Kellettville has its quota of csnines
and it is reported there are a certain few
dogs that are no respecter of persons and
would as soon examine ones lower ex-
tremities as bark and howl at 2 a. m.
June Robbins was bitten by John
Michel's dog one day last week and the
animal was killed the same evening.
This is justice rapidly administered.
A large number of our base ball enthu-
siasts met in Andrews hall, Friday eve
ming, and organized a team for this sea-
son. A chairman, secretary, treasurer
and a board of eight directors we're elect
ed aud other business pertaining to the
good of the ball team was transacted. il
was decided to hold a box social in the
hall on Wednesday evening. May 10, to
assist in raising the necessary amount to
equip the team in proper style. The
board of directors met in the town hall
Saturday evening and made up the line
up for the starting of the season. There
are IA players listed. The boys have de.
cided on their uniforms and were meas
ured for the same on Monday. 1t is the
intention of the manager to secure some
open dates with the. major leagues and
fill in between times with nearby towns,
Several of our citizens are in attend
ance at court at the county seat this week,
Victor He~ndrickson, our machinist, i:
in Buffalo for a few days this week. hav'
ing gone there on Monday.
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Monday on business.
b. F. Wiuans is doing some contract
work at the county home.
Adolph Bauer is doing the registering
this week.
John G. Watson, candidate for the Re-
publican nomination for Associate Judge,
is in Tionesta this week.
Harry B.. Dotterer has reshingled his
dwelling. That's right, Harry, a leaky
roof is one OF the most undesirable things
that one can have about the place.
w. s.. Hendricks is building a small
addition to his dwelling.
Woodford Il Elzor's big double yoked
four-acre canvas show is billed to play
the town on the 2lst.
Mary Silzle and Fannie e. johnson,
Sunday school delegates, are in attendance
at the Sunday school convention at East
Hickory. A number of other citizens
are there also.
Will Farrell, a former Kellettville
sport, is again a guest ofhis many friends
Charley Russell, who is pleasantly re-
membered by everyone in Forest county,
has secured the belt in these diggings as
the champion fisherman. Last Friday
Charles succeeded by hook or crook in
landing ten of the speckled beauties,
seven of which were over twelve inches
long each and the balance ten inches.
Durinu his angling he was unfortunate