The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1912-02-07
Kellettville.

eifort 10 check the further spread OF This
disease. [Since receiving this communi.
cation II is learned that two of the cases
diphtheria. They are Earl, the l3 year
old son Of w. Il. Carbaugh, and Monroe,
the l2-year-old son of Clarence jenkins.
A strict quarantine is maintained over
each household and further spread OF
the disease is not expected. ED
Mrs. Hendrickson of Msyburg visited
her son, F. V. Hendrickson, Wednesday.
The lecture given in Johnson's hall
Tuesday evening was voted decided
success by all who heard IT,
The revival meetings at the M. f.
church have been hindered by the scarcity
OF gas. Although the house was uncom-
Portable Sunday evening good crowd
gathered to listen to the able sermon
preached by the pastor.
Charley Dsubenspeck and Shern Kelly
have exchanged houses during the past
week, and both are busy getting settled
in their new quarters.
At the meeting OF the w. G. y. U. the
State report, az written by Mrs. Taylor.
of Marienville, was read and greatly en-
joyed by the ladies present. 1t was de-
clded to have Miss Parsells give lecture
in town when she visits the county in the
near future. She Is speaker of unusual
ability and will have something worth
bearing to give MS when she comes. AZ.
ter the meeting substantial lunch was
served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. w.
F. Jones. The next meeting will be held
this Wednesday afternoon at the home of
the President, Mrs. NJ. F. Catlin.
Miss Martha Shriver of Tione.ta was in
town several days looking for subscrip-
tons aud renewals for the Vindicator.
She is one of the contestants for the piano
offered by that paper.
ROLAND Harmon and Nellie Miller
visited the formers parents at Licking
vile Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Tobey fell on the porch
Wednesday morning and received very
severe bruises over her entire body. She
stepped out to throw out pan of water
and stepped on some ice that was con.
cealed by the snow, both feet going out
from under her. She was precipitsted to
the floor with great force, and although
no bones we're broken her great weight
caused very heavy fall which has so
shaken her that she has been quite miser-
able since. She was taken with hem
orrhage at the nose Sunday evening but 1t
was overcome before any great incon-
venience was felt, but as she is subject TO
these hemorrhages some fear is felt by
her friends that it may bother her again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Mahl and child
rem, of Blairs Corners, visited the form
er's mother, and sister Mrs. G. Y. Detar,
sunday,
The young people enjoyed sleighride
to Ross Run Saturday evening and were
by Mr.. and Mrs. c. Zuendel
The Misses Edith Gayley, Blanche
Hendricks, Julia Lohmeyer, Julia Silzle
aud Fora Hartman treated Profs Kiester
and Frost, DR.. Serrill, Plummer Wilson,
Glen Shaw and Julian Robbins to a joy
ride, Friday evening. They drove to
Nebraska where they were Joined by the
Misses Nellie Dewoody, Ruth Kline
silver, Janet Haugh and Alice McCul.
lough. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dewoody
opened their home to them and extended
a royal welcome. The evening was
pleasantly spent in playing games and
other amusements after which a supper
of oysters, ice cream, cake, etc, was en-
ioyed by all. They returned home we'll
pleased with their evenings pleasure and
voted Mrs. Dewoody one of the most
genial of hostesses. We understand some
Of the "Leep Year ladies'" were very tim
i'd and helpless, as became them in their
new role, but the gallant young escorts
nobly filled their mis- ions and they were
attended and made most COM
Portable during the evening.
w. D. Detar was caught by the ma
,hinery while working in the handle fac
iory and had the flesh so torn from his
hand that he can not move his finger
the joint flying out of place and
is laid off nursing it.
A bout six o'clsck Saturday morning
he people of the town were aroused by
he fire whistle and on making investiga.
ion it was found that Keezie's house was
lblaze. The fire started from an over
heated pipe which caught in a cheese cloth
selling aud was discovered by one of the
title girls who was sleeping in bed un-
Ter where the fire started. Her cries
woke John, who was sleeping in another
'oom. He ran aud snatched her from the |
bed just as portion of the roof fell on the |
place where she was lying. Goldle was
lot hurt but John had his hand quite |
'everely burned while rescuing her. The |
ire was quickly subdued, with only |
portion OF the roof and the clothing on |
wo beds burned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Wilson of North |
came down Saturday for weeks
visit with their parents aud friends in
own.
Miss Bessie Porter has been on the sick |
list for the past week with cold and sore
hroat
Charley Pope has very sick horse at
Ms place. His horses were taken with
listemper some time ago, and he has
loctored them as best he could, but one
'f them has developed such a complica-
ion of diseases that it is feared he will |
ose it.
Mrs. Jas, Blylor has been on the sick
list for the past week.
Mrs. Geo. Price of Garland, and Mrs.
Claude Price of Irvineton, were guests of
Mr., and Mrs M F. Catlin during the |