The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-05-28
Kellettville.

At meeting of the trustees of what
was known as the Wing Hill campmeet-
ing, held Monday afternoon, it was de-
cided to hold the campmeeting in the
grove below the NJ. Il. church in Kellett-
vile this year. Mr.. Collins was up
Tuesday and had the ground stsked of
where they expect to build a large am
phitheater, boarding house with sleep
ing rooms to accommodate the ministers
and families and other boarders Also a
stable for the horses and a shed for autos.
Good water, gas and electric lights will
add to the convenience and pleasure of
all, and arrangements will be made to
have pleasant and profitable two weeks
meeting. All who can should plan to
pitch their tents and join in the good
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gray of Spring
Creek are guests of their daughter, Mrs.
John Pochey, this week.
Last week we reported the death of a
COW owned by Clarence Jenkins, which
was another case of mistaken identity"
for, like the black cat, their COW came
home all right. The dead COW belonged
to Fred Graham, and one owned by Halse
Graham was also found near by, both
animals showing signs of poisoning.
Several other cows have died in like
manner this spring, and owners of COWS
are somewhat alarmed about where they
are obtaining the deadly feed.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Watson visited the
lstter's brother at Venus over Sunday.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mis-. Steve
West, Thursday.
Mrs. G, f. Watson and daughter, Mrs.
Fred Slocum and her two children, Rus
sell and Josephine, were up from Tio-
nests last week and spent the week with
Mrs. A. II. Downing and other relatives
and friends, taking Mrs. Downing home
with them Saturday for weeks visit
with Tionesta friends.
Prof. Kester left Saturday for his home |
at Exeter, where he will visit his par
ents before entering the summer term Of
school at Grove City. He expects TO re-
turn to Kellettville next winter.
Ray Amsler is up from Tionests to
spend the summer with his aunt Mrs.
w. A. Kribbs.
j, r. Black drove to Tionesta Tuesday,
where he spent the day fishing in the
river, and brought his son-in-lsw, II. b.
Dotterrer, home from court.
W. j. Detar was in Tionesta several
days last week, being on the grand jury.
Charles Dau ubenspeck and w. A. KInch
spent day in Warren on their way
home from Tionesla, where they put in
the week as jurymen.
New daughters arrived at the homes Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Orvile Albaugh and Mr..
and Mrs. Freddie during the week.
At a meeting of the school board Friday
all the teachers who taught in the town
schools last year were reelected to their
former positions.
Mrs. w. A. Kribbs was the recipient of
a very valuable present when beautiful
little sorrel driving horse, all equipped
with harness ready to be hitched, arrived
by train from Philadelphia Saturday,
gift from her sister, Mrs. Armstrong.
Thomas Bsptie of Warren was down
and spent Sunday with his daughter,
Mrs. Geo. Klinestiver.
They had quite a smash.up at the
planning mill when the saw "blowed up"
but no one was hurt for they were all
good runners.
Mrs. Albert Dunkle and son Willis,
and Adam Shots, we're called to Du Bois
Saturday by the death of the formers
nephew.
Wm. Maxwell visited his parents at
Brookville several days during the week.
Mrs. Mark Wilson of North Warren,
who is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Silzle, was unable to accompany
her husband home Friday on account of
a severe attack of neuralgia and an ab-
scess in her mouth, which has caused her
great suffering.
Glenn Kinch of Strobleton visited his
uncle, W. A. Kinch, and aunt, Mrs. II.
B. Watson, over Sunday.
Some of our people took in the memoir
ial sermon on Whig Hill Sunday.
Mrs. Jack Livermore of Crown is WIS.,
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Daubenspeck.
Miss Kathleen Daubenspeck is spend
ing the week in Warren.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. B. Bentley were Wis.,
ltors in Warren Friday. Their son, d.
d. Bentley, of Vincennes, Ind, returned
with them and will remain for week.
Howard Kelly and Mrs. Alice Swanson
Of Tionesta were guests at Lewis Arner's
last Thursday.
w. G. Silzle attended the Epworth
League convention in Oil City, Thursday
and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. johnson and grand
daughter, Viola Cunningham, are visit
ing in Rdgway this week.