The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-07-21
Kellettville.

East Hickory, returned home Friday.
Mr.. VIM. Wilson and granddaughter
Ruth are visiting relatives at Cambridge
Springs.
Elizabeth and Mary Brown of Marien-
Vile were the guests of Ruth Watson,
Saturday.
Beulah Amsler of Tionesta is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. w. A. Kribbs.
VIM. Dotterer of Muzette spent a few
days with relatives in town last week.
VIM. Robbins of Scheneyus, N. Y, is
the guest of his brother, F, B. Robbins.
Mrs. w. A. Kinch and children are
visiting relatives in Clarion county.
Lille Watson has gone to the County
Home where she will be employed.
Mrs. @. G. Yingling and daughter OF
Williamsburg are the guests of Mrs. w.
W. Kribbs.
Ruth, Willie, Frank and Floyd Wat
son visited Mrs. Julia Rudy of East
Hickory a few days last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Nourse of East
Hickory were the guests of their daugh-
ter, Mrs j. G. Miller, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Silzle and daughter
Ruth, and Julia Silzle are spending a few
days in Erie this week.
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
The Salmon tsnnery was compelled to
shut down for a week last Friday by a
part of the ovens falling down in two
places. One of the breaks was directly
fires not been drawn Immediately on
siderable damage might have resulted.
The tannery has not been running so
very strong lately on account of a scarcity
of hides and it is hoped by the time the
repairs are completed that a good supply
OF hides will be on hand.
The farmers throughout this vicinity
are unusually active at the present time
cutting their hay crop, which we are in
formed is not a very heavy n this sea
son. Old meadows are somewhat below
the average, while new ones are consid'
cradle below, owing to the extreme dry
ness of last season. Wheat is ready fol
the sickle and is reported fairly good
Farmers who were wise enough last yeai
!, to put out a good acreage of wheat are tc
be congratu lated for their wisdom, as Il
is seldom a horny handed Agricultural /:
even considered intelligent.
Messrs. Thsyer and Ships overland
shows struck the town on Monday for 4
weeks stay. They are located on the
tannery grounds. This is the company
that was held up at the county seat a week
ago for damage done to the state road a
|, that place. George Brewer will see tina
they do no damage to our fine thorough
fares without being pinched for the dam
age. Otherwise the show is good.
The young people who consider them
selves of a marrisgesble age held a pic.
mic in the grove on Friday evening. We
are Il informed the tables were laden with
yiands such as would tickle the palate o.
the Oldest inhabitants. Supper was served
at 500 p. m. and the sssemblsge dispersed
at twilight.
On Saturday the young girls TO the
number ofs dozen had a picnic on the
island. We should Judge a very social
time vas had.
The regular ball team played a two
headed game of ball with the Msrienville
team on the latter's grounds on Saturday,
the score being 81 and 5.12 in favor Of
continued until mex week. The features
were the errors of the Kellettville team,
which were most prominent in the first
inning of the second game, when six runs
were chalked up for the Marienville boys
Our junior nine also received a drub-
hing by the Juniors of Mayburg on Sat
urday.
A Junior Epworth League social will
be held in Andrews hall on Friday eye
ming, July 23d. The social will be wha
is called a "birthdsy anniversary social
and will be quite unique in its way. 1c'
cream and cake will be served at Is cents
while suppers are rated at one cent fol
each year of g the individual is who
partakes of the gorgeous supply. Per
sonslly we object TO paying over half
, PUNK for a meal, but perhaps custom
shall prevail in this instance and sven a
. that price we are reminded that 1t is com
parstively nothing to the pot of porridg
that Jacob furnished Esau for his birth
right.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Harkins an,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Wynn visited a
Gilfoyle on Sunday.
A daughter came to the residence of W
Vibbsrd on Friday. Both mother an,
baby are doing nicely, while viii ha
grown a few inches in height over tn
occasion.
f. K. Lanson of Tionesta was a bushes
visitor in town a few days this week.
Mrs. w. Ii. Brazee and two small chill
dren leaves this Wednesday for an ex
tended visit with her parents and rela
lives in Eldred, Pa.
While the log train was nearing Buc
Mills on Monday morning on their wa
to Hastings, where they secure their log
for the new Salmon mill, they collide
with the section crews hsndcar. TIL
occupants of the car had espied the
danger and we're trying to remove the ca
from the track when the engine tel,
,, scoped it. landing the same in the creel
None of the section hands we're injure
=, but the lunches which were prepared fC
\, their MONDAY meal we're reduced to hasl