The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1912-05-08
Kellettyille.

Three new cases of scarlet fever have
developed since our last writing, Charles
Dunkle, Mary Harrington and Mary
Graham.
Mrs. Z. Bean and sister, H. Kiffer, and
their mother, Mrs. Kiffer, who have been
visiting at the formers home for some
time. drove to Beaver Valley Wednesday
and attended the funeral of Mrs. Little
field. The latter remained at her home.
On last Wednesday morning at the f.
M. parsonage in Mayburg, Roy Berlin
and Elsie Phillips we're united in mar
riage by Rev. f. N. Fox. After psrtak.
ing of wedding dinner at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Steele, they returned
home where the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Hartman, gave recep-
tion for them. They were the recipients
of number of beautiful and useful
presents. On the following evening they
were treated to rousing serenade by the
band. They will be at home in the
rooms lately vacated by Wilbur Miller.
Traffic was somewhat interiered with
Tuesday by the slides on The S. d Il. r.
K. The passenger train was until noon
coming up from Nebraska, but when
they got above town the log trains had
the track cleared so they were able to
make their trip in the afternoon. Some
OF the slides we're mile long and 1t took
some work TO clear them away.
Mrs. E. Wilson and the members of
her Sunday school class rendered Bessie
Porter a farewell reception Thursday
evening. Bessie has been a member of
that class during her residence here, but
leaves this week for her new home in
Tiouesta. Bessie, as we'll as her parents,
has many friends in town who, though
reluctant to see them go, will wish them
happiness In their new home.
Prof. and Mrs. J. l.. Simmons were
called to Warren during the week by the
death of the formers brother law at
that place.
b. II. Watson was up from Tionesta
Tuesday looking after the unloading of
locomotive belonging to the Coleman
6 Watson company, which was run into
the shop here for repairs before going on
to Tionesta.
Mrs. J. NJ. Ault and two children, ac-
companied by her mother, Mrs. Rudy,
who has been with her for several weeks,
went to Tylersburg Friday for a weeks
visit.
Mrs. ]. Sbafer is having an addition
built to her house, making a double
house, one side of which she will occupy
herself The other she rents to Joseph
Wolfe. who now occupies the house, and
will not need to move away as first ex.
pected.
Shingles are on the ground for new
roofs on e. Beans and VIM. Watson's
houses, and to build a new porch for
Mrs. A. Ii. Downing.
Mrs. W. A. Hartman visited friends at
Ross Run Saturday.
Mrs. W. S Hendricks accompanied her
husband to Sheriff Saturday, when he
made his first trip in the auto to deliver
meat.
George Klinestiver was unfortunate
enough while assisting with some work
on one of the engines Saturday to have
his thumb quite painfully crushed, and
is realizing considerable discomfort
from it.
Earl Moore came to town Saturday
with a bad cash in his hand, caused by
coming in contact with band saw. His
finger and part of his thumb were re-
moved by the local physicians, aud he
remained over Sunday to have it cared
for by DR.. Detar He worked for some
time on the Salmon creek mill but left
recently and was working on a small
mill of his fathers down the creek, when
the accident occurred.
School closed Monday and the summer
term commenced the next day.
H. Il. Murphy and II. b. Dotterrer
we're fishing in Ross Run Monday.