The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1912-01-24
KellettYille.

Kellettyille.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelly and daughter, Miss
Nelly, and Mr.. aud Mrs. Chsrlson of
Warren gave an entertainment in john
sons hall Tuesday evening, in behalf OF
"The National Home Guard" which has
its headquarters at Warren. J. NJ. Ault
acted as chairman OF the evening and de-
livered few opening remarks. Rev. W.
+. Frampton gave short talk on protec-
tion by insurance. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelly
sang several numbers, which were we'll
received by the audience. Mrs. Nelly
recited selection and Mr.. Nelly, who
is the National Secretary, gave the ad-
dress of the evening, after which very
toothsome lunch was served by the men,
bers of the company. A number of poll
cies were written during their stay in
town.
Ward Barrett has been home from
Hotf's Business College for the past week
to recuperate from his recent illness.
J. c. Cummings of Pittsburgh paid our
town a flying visit Friday, bringing with
him sixty new books for the Cooperative
Library he inaugurated in the town some
three months ago. He took with him
the same number of old books.
Mrs. Nettie Harrington had the mis-
fortune to break through the floor of the
porch at the ten cent store Thursday and
sustained several painful bruises.
The mem mbers of the NJ. +. church and
Sabbsch school held their services in
Johnson's hall, Sunday. They have not
been able TO have any service at the
church for the past three weeks, as there
has been no gas. The trustees have or
dered sufficient pipe to reach the Salmon
Creek Co.'S. line, and 1t is expected the
church will be ready for services again
this week.
The sudden thaw Thursday drowned
out the gas all over town and for several
hours those who depended solely on gas
were compelled to shivef over cold
stove. The Proper gas gets weaker ev-
OF y udJ duu tuo pdhIOuS Ou tudb llue nave
all been compelled to have at least one
coal or wood stove to keep them COM
Portable.
A great quantity of fair ice has been
harvested during the recent cold snap.
Nearly every one who has an ice house
has succeeded IN getting 1t filled.
A number of our people attended the
quarterly meeting at Mayburg over the
sabbath. Loads were up Friday, Satur-
day, and Sunday evenings and number
attended all day Sunday. Unusual inter-
est was manifested, as the services we're
conducted by leading bishop of the F.
NJ. church, and our people have not the
opportunity of listening to a live Bishop
every day.
The belt at the new mill giving way
Friday morning about ten o'clock, they
were forced to suspend operations for the
remainder of that day and on Saturday.
A party from Buffalo arrived on the eve-
ming train Friday and soon had it re
paired. The mill was ready for work
again Mandsy.
Mrs. W. G. wyman of Tionesta drove
over and spent the day with Mrs. VIM.
Tobey and Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Pope,
Friday. She brought Mrs. l.. j. Catlin
and daughter, Marion, of Jefferson, Ohio,
over with her and they will remain the
guests OF the family during the week.
Mrs. Esko Rupert and son Russell of
Sykesville came over Tuesday and are
again members of the family at the par
sonage.
We are glad to note that Dewey Detar,
who we reported as seriously i'll last
week, is much improved and if nothing
interferes will soon be on his feet again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L Daubenspeck drove
to Tylersburg Saturday and spent the
night with relatives, returning home
Saturday.
Mrs. II. E. Murphy was Tionesta Wis
itor during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Kinch aud child
red Ora and Amy drove to Newmans-
Vile Sunday, and spent the day with rel
stives.
Charles Blyer visited his parents at Ty-
lersburg over Sunday.
Charley Dsubenspeck purchased new
mllch COW during the week.