The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-08-30
Kellettyille.

Kellettville.
The people have quit complaining
about the dry weather. The cry is now,
"oh, if it would only quit raining"
School opened Monday with a large at
tendance and the following teachers: No.
!, Fora Hartman; No. ., Loretta Duukle;
No. 8, Blanche Hendricks; No. 4, Edith
Gayley, of West Virginia; No. 8, P. A.
Frost, OF New York; assistant principal,
Prof Beck, of Clarion county; principal,
Prof. j. J.. Simmons.
Howard Watson, having purchased q
driving horse from Mrs. j. c. Cunning
ham, has fitted up hack for the purpose
OF carrying the school children Of Buck
Mills TO aud from school this winter, for
which be will receive SS5 a month.
The following persons from town went
to their respective schools this week:
Kate Guenther to Brookston; Verns Mil
Ter to Ross Run; Alva Watson to May
burg; james Ault TO Newtown. Law
renee Zuendel goes next week TO Knox
rs principal of the schools there.
Mrs. Wm. Watson was Msyburg Wis
itor Wednesday.
An infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Hsrkless died Monday afternoon,
Aug. 2sth. The child had been III for q
week with a skin disease which is accom-
panied by an affection Of the nervous
system. The parents have the sympathy
Of the community in their loss.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Weller and sons
Ross and Roe and Mrs. J. c. Miller were
Wsrreu visitors Wednesday. Ross went
over to be fitted with glasses before en-
tering school.
Elvs Albaug left Tuesday for West
Virginia, where be has employment for
the winter.
Mrs. 6. F. Watson and daughters, Mrs.
W A. Sbewman and Mrs. Cora Felt,
drove over from Tionesla in their auto
Wednesday and we're guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. John Watson and other relatives in
town. Mrs. Shewmsn was making last
call on friends before returning to her
home at Oregon City. Oregon.
Mrs. NJ. f. Cstlin went to Frewsburg,
n. Y, Wednesday, to be there for the an
uusl picnic given by the town Thursday.
She will also visit an aunt at Chautauqua,
who is in poor health.
The young people Of the town held
fhair appuaI oorr r,agt ~ tla rtI ,.fa,;,,
mill Tuesday evening.
Mrs. J. Welsh Of BslltOwu and Mrs.
McMiehsel Of Sheffield visited the for
mer' sister, Mrs. Z. A. Bsbcock, Tuesday.
Mrs. Bently and daughter, Mrs. Dodge
and two children returned from an ex-
tended visit at Kinzus, Wednesday. Mr..
Beutly went as far as Warren 10 meet
them and assist them home.
Mrs. g. r. Johnson, who has spent the
past two weeks visiting friends in New
York and attending the reunion Of the
Lamont family, will return home this
week
The Y's held q meeting at the home of
Miss Bessie Porter, Wednesday evening.
Although it rsiued all day Thursday
our town sent out quite a number Of
buckwhests TO the picnic at Msrienville.
The baud and ball team were among the
number.
Mrs. J. Ault entertained in honor Of
her daughter Luells's fifth birthday, Sat-
urdsy.
Roy Berlin and Essie Philips drove to
Msyburg Saturday evening and took in
the quarterly meeting.
Mrs. Albert Duukle is entertaining her
sister from Dubois this week.
Mrs. Hsrpse of Meadville is the guest
Of her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Wat
son, this week.
Misses Belle Spencer and Ruth Hulitz,
who spent the summer at jamestown, n.
Y, returned home Saturday to attend
school.
Mrs. Alice Pope and granddaughter
Florence returned from a visit at Cherry
Grove Saturday.
Miss Margaret Frsmpton left Saturday
for Titusville, where she will spend two
weeks with her sister before going to
Clarion, where she will enter the Normal
as senior this year.
Nellie Detsr returned from a weeks
visit in Oil City, accompanied by two
lady friends who will be her guests for a
short time.
Mrs. L. Wilson and daughter Ruth and
Kathleen Daubenspeck returned Friday
from Buffalo and Warren, where they
spent the past week.
Tressie II Hsndrickson and Edna Smith
are down from Msyburg attending high
school. The former stays with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Blum and the latter with Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Dunkle.
Mrs. j. Cstln aud daughters of Hast
ings visited DR.. and Mrs. II. L. Davis
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z. Murphy will take
up housekeeping in their own home
above johnson d Co.'s store this week,
having been delayed by the absence of
the lstter's mother.