The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1912-08-07
Kellettville.

Mr.. Christensen of Cherry Grove Wis.,
tied his son, Andrew, Wednesday.
ID. Dunkle moved his family from the
Weller farm to Porkey the first of the
week and IL. B. Watson moved into the
house he vacated on Thursday.
The following persons from town are
camping on the camp grounds at Whig
Hill this week: DR.. G. Y. Detar and
family, w. l.. Wstson's family, w. A.
Hsrtman's family, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f.
Catlin, Rev. w. e. FraInpton and family,
Mrs. e. Wilson and daughter Ruth and
Mary Dunkle. A number of others were
up over the Sabbath. Mrs. II. b. Watson
has charge of the boarding tent. She is
assisted by her daughter, Mrs. George
Slocum, of Salem, Ohio, and Laura
Bauer.
Misses Dora and Elsie Morrison of
Marienville were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Arner, Wednesday, and took in the
ball game.
The ball team put in a busy week play
ing two games with what was known as
the Butler team, but was rather picked
team from four or five different places.
A large crowd witnessed the game on
Wednesday. The mills shut down and
everybody took in the game. The score
stood $40 in favor of the visiting team.
On Thursday our boys met with total
defeat when they lost to the same team
1910. They somewhat redeemed them
selves when they went over to Tionesta
Saturday and did them up to the tune
of $40.
Mrs. Alfred Johnson entertained a
number of the little girls Wednesday in
honor of Mary Shipe, who was house
guest of her aunt, Mrs. l.. Arner, for the
past two weeks and who was leaving
with her mother and sister, who also vis-
tied there few days, for Philadelphia.
Mrs. Charles Hribbs OF Wimbledon,
North Dakota, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Kribbs this week.
George ard Sheldon Paul of Maybu
have purchased the meat market from
w. S. Hendricks and took charge of the
same the first of the month. The former
is moving his family to town this week
and will occupy one of the houses on
Hunkey Row. His son Roy will take up
housekeeping in the rooms above the
market. Mr.. Hendricks expects to move
to Cochranton, Pa, about the 18th.
o. L. 0rcutt is moving his family to
Bradford this week. Sager Watson will
occupy the house he yacstes.
g. r. Johnson was business visitor in
Warren Saturday.
May Showers visited friends at Ross
Run Friday.
Mrs. Scott Smith and children spent
very pleasant day Thursday with Mrs. J.
Dingle at Buck Mills, going up on the
morning train and staying oyer for the
evening train.
Mrs. w. s. Hendricks visited friends at
Starr Friday.
Tressa Hendrickson was a guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blum while attending
quarterly meeting over Sunday.
Addison Bauer has purchased house
and lot at Say ybrook and will move his
family to that place in the near future.
The young people gave farewell party
for Marguerite Cunningham at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cunningham,
Wednesday evening. She left Thursday
to join her parents in Oil City.
John Wilson is moving his family
from Warren into the house vacated by
Mrs, Babonic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Whtmer and family
OF Clarion were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. e. Daubenspeck over Sunday, driving
oyer IN their auto.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
James Blyler, Monday. The baby has
been very delicate all week and it is
feared that it will not live. 1t weighed
but three pounds when born and does
not pick up as it should.
DR.. II. Il. Davis, Lawrence Zuendel
and Andrew Christensen were Tionesta
visitors Saturday and took in the bail
game.