The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-11-03
Kellettyille.

parents at Starr.
Mrs. Ellen Stsub of North Pine Grove
is visiting relatives in town.
Lawrence Zuendel, of Shippenville,
visited his father, George Zuendel, of this
place over Sunday.
Mrs. H. Linden felser, of Warren, and
Mrs. A. Granger and son Lloyd, of Lsns-
ford, were the guests of their brother,
Prof L. Simmons, few days last
week.
Mrs. W. II. II. Dotterer returned from
Muzette, Thursday, where she has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fred Nc
Nsughton, for several weeks. Mrs.
Dotterer has been i'll, but stood the jour
ney home quite well. and it is hoped she
will continue to improve.
II. Port of Clarion was the guests of
Kellettville friends over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Whitten ofStewart's
Run visited their daughters, Mrs. A.
Bauer and Mrs. w. c. Silzle, few days
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Cstlin and daughter
spent Sunday with relatives in town.
Mrs. Thos. Flynn and son Augustus of
Newmansville was the guest OF Mrs. J. c.
Miller Sunday.
Mrs. Fred McNsughton of Golinzs is
the guest of her mother, Mrs. w. II. H.
Dotterer.
A. d. Bentley moved his family from
Kinzua to this place last week
Mrs. W. W. Kribbs and daughter
Avonelle, returned from Ursina Tuesday
where they have been visiting relatives.
Florence Pope, who has been very sick
the past week, is slowly recovering.
DR.. C. Y. Detsr. wife and daughter,
Margaret, and Mrs. E. L. Wilson, spent
Monday in Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Davis spent a few
days in Warren last week.
Mrs. Sanford Secor of Nebraska was
in town Monday.
Mrs. T. L. Hill of Tionests spent Sun
day with her children in this place.
Mrs. Mealy of fNewmsnsville, who has
been visiting her brother, w. A. Kinch,
home Wednesday.
On Wednesday while Emery Decker of
Whig Hill was driving through town his
horse became frightened at a train ofcsrs.
Turning suddenly, Mr.. Decker was
thrown from the buggy, but escaped with
a few slight bruises. The horse ran into
g, X. Johnson's fence, freed itself from
The buggy, ran through the yard and out
into the road, tearing two panels out of
The fence. The horse was caught near
Kribbs and Rays livery barn. The !
buggy was badly broken.
ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
A runaway accident occurred on Main
treet last Wednesday that term mated in
he denlolishing ofs top buggy, but for
unately the occupant was not injured to
my great extent. The particulars are
hat K. N. Decker, of Whig Hill, had met
friend and while in conversation with
lin the morning train came up behind
he vehicle and frightened the horse,
which was young and spirited animal.
he horse was standing about 60 feet
rom the track and making a sudden
amp sideways the carriage turned turtle,
lso Mr.. Decker. In his acrobatic feat
ir. Decker must have clung to one OF
ie reins, as the horse suddenly decided
, turn TO the right and in so doing the
uggy was righted and upset to the right,
lrowing Mr.. Decker to the ground with
lough force to cause him to lose hold of
Ie reins. The horse started down the
rect and only ran few rods until he
Itricated himself from the buggy, which
I'd become almost a total wreck. Not
'ving any desire to stop in his mad
ght he turned and collided with the
cket feEce which surrounds the resi-
snce of Hon. George r. Johnson, taking
e panel of fence with him. He dashed
,wn along the north side of the resi-
,nce among the shrubbery and over
slks until his left hind foot penetrated
10 heart of a good sized pumpkin. which
linned up his limb as far as the gambrel
int, where it remained with about seven
ards of pumpkin vine streaming out be-
ind like the tail of comet. The horse
ew on, the vine fluttering in the breeze,
ntil he encountered the fence in the
ont yard. This was as easily removed
J the first one and speeding on straight
'ay for the bridge that spans the creek.
" this time VIM. Detar, landlord of the
.ingsley house, who happened to be
bout the center of the bridge, made a
old but unsuccessful attempt to play the
ero act The horse eluded him and
ashing across the bridge sought refuge
4 Kribbs Il Rays livery barn. Another
ehicle was secured and soon Mr.. Decker
'ss vending his way homeward, feeling
thankful the race terminated as fortu-
stely as it did.
The mem bers of the Kellettville high
chool gave a halloween party in the
chool building, Saturday evening. We
ave not been furnished with q program
f the doings, so can only say that they
likely had very enjoyable time.
Other amusements we're furnished by
about the town. Vehicles
we're elevated to some extent, signs
hanged residence, whistles were footed
nd the night was made hideous with one
ontinuous round of revelry, Some of
he married men were out all night, be-
ause they were afraid to come home in
he dark.
By the posting OF notices at the stations
# the Sheffield & Tionesta Railway, we