The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-12-20
Kellettville.

Floyd Grove died at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Grove,
Monday morning of pleuro pneumonia.
He was nineteen years old and was the
oldest offs family of six. He attended
services at the NJ E. church one week
ago Sunday evening, and on returning
home was taken with chills which quick
ly developed into pneumonia, and his
lungs being naturally week his case
seemed hopeless from the first. Although
everything was done to assist him 10 the
struggle for life he succumed to the dis
ease early Monday morning. He was
employed on the Salmon Creek mill near
his home where he had worked at differ
ent times for several years. He was a
young man of amisble disposition and
will be greatly MISSED in the community.
Funeral services will be held Thursday
with interment in Hindman cemetery,
Whig Hill.
Mrs. II. M. Porter spent several days
in bed during the week, victim to
stomach and liver trouble.
Russell Detar is confined to his home
with chicken -pox, which has been max
ing the rounds of the children for the
past few weeks. Russell has taken them
in violent form and we are sorry to note
be is experiencing considerable discom-
ort from the attack.
Mrs. Geo. Klinestiver, Mrs. w. L.
Watson, Mrs. J. NJ. Ault aud son we're
Warren visitors Thursday.
Margaret Lorom accompanied her
cousin, Sarah Carroll, to Sslsmancs
Saturday, where she took the train for
her home in Bradford. Sarah has been
staying with Lorom's people the past -four
months attending school here but went
home to spend Christmas with her par
ents.
A farewell reception was given in
Johnson's hall Thursday evening in hon.
or of Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Brazee, who
have resided in town for the past eight
years, but left Monday for their future
home in TionesIa. 1t was very stormy
night and not all who intended being
present we're able to be there, but very
pleasant evening was spent by those who
were fortunate enough 10 be there, A
rocker was given them as token OF tho
esteem IN which they we're held and as a
slight reminder of the friends they leave
behind. Their goods were shipped Satur-
day, the family remaining over Sunday
with friends in town.
The new railroad at Bslltown gave con-
siderable trouble during the week. The
continued wet weather kept the ground
so soit that the ties insisted in burying
themselves in the mud and they were
compelled TO put planks under before it
would stand to take the heavy loads Of
logs and lumber across.
Funeral services we're held at the family
residence for the late A. l.. Weller
Wednesday morning, and he was laid 10
rest in the Zuendel cemetery. Rev. w.
E. Frampton conducted the services at
the house, and the Masons had charge at
the grave. The floral offerings were
numerous and beautiful, requiring an
extra hack to convey them to the grave.
Relatives from out of town who attended
the funeral were. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Weller, Mr.. and Mrs. john Burhenn,
Mr.. and Mrs. b. j. Weller and son, of
Starr; John Weller and family of Warren
county, Mrs. Maude Berlin of Clarion,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Truman Hill and son Perry
and daughter Gwendoline of Tionests,
and Goldie of Kittaning; Edward Weller
and son of Emlenton, Pa.
Miss Blanche Hendricks goes from
Tioaesta, where she is attending institute
this week, to Pittsburg. where she will
spend the rest other vacation with friends.
o. Il. Orcutt moved his family into the
house vacated by w. H. Brazee.
The high school entertained the two
next lower rooms With tree and Christ
mas exercises Friday afternoon, that be-
ing the closing session before the hol-
days.
The different teachers are in attendance
at the County Institute this week.
Mrs. Eli Berlin was down from Whlg
Hill calling on friends severrl days dur
ing the week.
Tenna Zuendel of Ross Run and Fl. A.
DOtterrer visited at lhe home of John
Blum Wednesday.
Mrs. Fl. L. Davis and son spent the
past week visiting in Warren.
Mrs. j. G. Miller and Mrs. A. Ii. Down.
ing spent Sunday with friends at Sheffield.
Geo. Wolfe of Sistersville, W. Va, is
The guest of his father. Jacob Wolfe, and
other relatives for a short time.
Miss Edith Gayley visited friends at