The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-06-30
Kellettyille.

Mrs. Stover's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ia
cob Shaffer.
Lee Trimm of jamestown, N. Y, spent
several days in town last week.
Mrs. W. A. Kribbs and aunt of Oh
City are visiting relatives in Clarion
county.
Margaret Loram, who has been attend
ing school at Salamanca, N. Y, returned
home Saturday to spend her vacation with
her parents.
DR.. II. l.. Davis and Mildred Catlir
spent Sunday with the doctors parents
in Tionests.
Mrs. Sarah Shaw, who has been very
sick, is slowly improving.
Bertha Matha, who has been employed
at the County Home, is visiting her par
onts in this place.
Mrs. Emma Sprague of Buffalo, N. Y.
is the guest of Mrs. NJ. Andrews for the
summer.
Lawrence Zuendel Of Clarion visited
his father, Geo. Zuendel, in this place,
Friday. Lawrence was one of the grad.
yates at the Clarion Normal this spring.
A.. A. Graham of Jeanette VISITED
friends here last week.
Bertha Martin of Brock wayville is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Pat. Welsh.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Pierce, Tuesday.
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
j. +. Stitzinger and W. II. Wilson OK
pect to start for Hardy Creek, California,
on July 9TH, the former to take charge OF
the mill repairs for the Tionesta Lumber
Co. and the latter to manage their general
store. Both Mr.. Stitzinger and Mr..
Wilson have had several years exper-
fence in their callings and we know they
will more than make good on this occa-
sion. While we do not want to part with
these gentlemen, we are glad TO know
they have each secured good positions.
T. ID. Collins has a good start made on
the new dry kiln. This will be perhaps
one Of the largest establishments for dry
ing lumber in Forest county. The foun-
dation and main part of the building will
be of concrete and will be ~fireprooi
throughout. 1t will be some time yet
before it will be in running operation.
NJ. f. Catlin returned on Friday from a
weeks stay with his daughter, Mrs. W.
S. Gillespie, at Woodbine, W. Va. Mr..
Cstlin reports business quite brisk along
the route, but good old Forest county
suits him better than most of the chimes.
A part OF the tannery is not running
full time, owing to the slowness of the
Senate in passing the Aldrich bill touch
ing the revenue on hides.
f. B. Catlin and family came down
from Sheffield on Friday in their car.
Earl had an enforced lay off for about two
days at the big mill and be took advan-
tage of the occasion to visk his old home
town and people.
Mrs. s. E, Emerson of olcan, \. Y,
has spent a pleasant two weeks among
the Kellettville ladies soliciting orders
for hair goods, m%anicuring, and selling
her own preparations for hair diseases.
Mrs. Emerson has labored at her calling
a score of years and enjoys the distinc-
ton of never having misplaced a switch.
Miss Bertha Martin is visiting relatives
in town for a few weeks. Miss Martin
recently closed out her millinery goods
at Brockwsyville and expects TO visit
some time before embarking in business
again.
Miss Hannah johnson was quite Sc
verely cut on the right hand Sunday by
having the same come in contact with a
window pane, This is an instance where
one must take warning and not destroy
one pane to create another.
The merry-go-rouud is up and doing
business on the Fourth of July grounds.
If present indications amount to any
thing, and we think they do, there will
be a hustling time here the 9Th. There
are already several zane racks, confetti
distributors, African dodgers, and res
taurant concessions secured, and we look
forward to having the time of our lives
unless rain prevents.
Rev. A. H. Wiersbinski is meeting
with good success in raising money to
erect a Catholic church here this summer.
Harry Parshall, a native of Ridgway.
Pa, where his parents are living, was
murdered by a hold-up man near Okla
homa City, Okla, on Tuesday, June 10.
He was employed in the engineering de-
partment of the NJ, X. Il +. railroad and
had been at Belle Isle, a stort distance
from Oklahoma City. He missed the
last car and started to walk home when
he met a man who demanded his money.
Instead of holding up his hands as de-
manded, Parshall turned and started to
run and the highwaymen shot him in the
back, the bullet going entirely through
his body. He was wounded about mid
night and it was & o'clock the next morn
ing before he was able to reach, by crawl
ing, a house a short distance away from
the shooting. He was given prompt as
s~istance and sent to a hospital, where his
death occurred on Thursday, June II.
The body was brought to Ridgway on
Tuesday by his father and the funeral
services were held at the family residence
Wednesday of last week. The victims
father, Chaplin Parshall formerly resided
in Tidioute.
sore Nipples,
Any mother who has had experience
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