The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-06-02
Kellettyille.

Kate Mcmillan of Tionesta is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Chas. Russell.
j. NJ. Nugent of Towanda, N. Y, spent
several days in town last week.
Mrs. w. Il. Carbaugh and son Earl, and
Mrs. ]. p. Smith and sons are visiting rela-
tives at Nemansville.
Ida and Elizabeth Ray of Warren visited
their brother, J. +. Ray, of this place ever
Sunday.
Mrs. Lewis Brennan and sons of minister
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
ShafTcr.
Quite a number of our citizens attended
the Memorial services at Wing Hill Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Silzle and daughter
Ruth visited his brother at Venus Sunday.
Fred. Slocum of Erie is visiting friends
in town.
Mrs. +. Shaw and daughter Gladys and
Misses Warden, Mexican and Fox, of En-.
deavor, visited friends here over Sunday.
J. r. Rich and family of Dubois have
moved into the house vacated by ]. b. Ger
ard, whose place he takes with the tannery
company.
+. b. Robbins and sons, John and Julian,
spent Monday in Tidioutc.
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
A. J.. Weller is at work on his new bank
barn below town, the dimensions of which
are to be i0x46 feet. The foundation, which
is of concrete, is nearing completion, and
it is expected TO have the entire structure
ready by harvest time, the middle of July.
Considerable work has been laid out on the
numerous roads hereabouts, and it is eX-
pected to take some time yet to put the
highways in good condition. The storm of
July 3D., 1908, which was one long to be
remembered, has still left traces of its de-
structiveness that persistent labor only can
eradicate.
a vast improvement to our street lighting
service has been added at the intersection of
School street with the public highway, and
directly in front of the residence of Harry
B. Dotterer, who, with NJ. +. Catlin, is the
donor. Everybody welcome to all the
light they can get.
L. L. Rickets, a solicitor for the Titusville
Herald, spent several days in this vicinity
paper that comes to our town. He arranged
for a regular correspondence from here and
we can say that his selection is a good one.
DR.. Harry Davis has about completed a
laboratory in connection with his dental
parlors.
The ball game Saturday between the
Regulars and Yanigans was a rather lop-
sided affair, having gone to the latter team
Is to 1. The players did not fill their reg
ular positions and a part of the regular
team assisted the yanigans. The new uni
forms arrived last week and the boys look
very neat in their natty toggery. Ifappear-
ance goes for anything, and we think it
does, we have a very swell lineup, even if
we are unable to affix many victories dur
ing the season. Play ball!
Geo. r. Johnson has purchased a driving
horse from Kribbs IL Rays stable.
Mr.. Darby and wife of Ridgway were in
town Wednesday, having driven down in
their auto. Mr.. Darby is the travelling
salesman for the Elk Tanning Company in
this district.
A mothers meeting was held at the
Methodist parsonage Wednesday afternoon.
DR.. Merriman of Shelborne Falls, Mass,
is spending a few days with friends here.
Mrs. o. l.. Johnson has been sick with
sciatic rheumatism for the past week but is
somewhat improved now.
Mrs. S. A. Lyle has been i'll for the past
couple of weeks but is improving slowly.
Mrs. Gus Sandstrom is visiting relatives
in Warren for a few days.
Patrick Welsh spent Sunday at Clean.
Otto Mason, wife and daughter are visit
ing friends at Lopez, Sullivan county, Pa.
J.. Il. Stitzinger and son Leroy are in
Clarion county, where they will remain a
few days, after which they will 90 to Ii
t%usville, where Leroy will be left with rela-
tives,
Clyde Weiser, wife and two children Wis
tied friends in Tylersburg Saturday.
Diphtheria has developed in the family
of Michael Rendish, an employee of the
kindling wood factory. Nine children
comprise the family, three of whom are
down with the disease. A strict quarantine
has been established.
An incident occurred at the Kingsley
House, Thursday evening, that for a time
looked rather dubious for the party inter
ested, but by quick action on the part of
the loser the matter was settled satisfactor-
lily. The particulars are That on that eve
ming John r. Flynn, failing to remember
that all public places were closed at 6 p.
H., did remain in his Office until about
$50, and then remembering the closing
time had been changed, left his office so
hurriedly that he left his wallet lying on
the counter. He did not even close the
door in his haste and a party having been
near at hand did convert the same to his
person. Mr.. Flynn went Immediately to
his room and having no one reached his
cot than remembering his error he has
tened to the office to find that the object of
his trip had been removed. Hurriedly re-
turning to the hotel he inquired of all
the men about the place and not finding
the prospective wallet he Immediately
swore out a search warrant, and with the
assistance of Constable Grove the pocket
book and contents were soon recovered.
The moral in this incident is just as forci-
bly, brought out as one could wish; Never
leave your purse on the counter, for OBJ
vious reasons.