The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-07-02
Kellettville.

rave a glorious good time on the fourth.
The ball grounds have been put in good
order, the merry.go-round has arrived in
town and will be overhauled and fixed
up in first class order before the time,
seventy-tive suits are ordered for the
parade beside the ines furnished by the
participants themselves; in fact the COM
mittees are all on the job and pushing
things, and a good time is expected. The
band gave a concert in the hall Sunday
afternoon, which shows hat they are
ready to lend their aid to help along in
the days enjoyment.
w. G. Silzle and VIM. Watson spent
several days in Pittsburgh the first of the
week,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parker drove to
Leeper Monday, taking with them the
latter's sister, Viola Vaudeville, and
cousin, Mr.. Boozer of Brookville, who
had spent several days with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. f. Catlin moved to
Minister, Tuesday, for the summer.
Mrs. Frank Mealy of Newmansville
visited her sister, Mrs. II. b. Watson,
and brother, W. A. Kinch, during the
week.
Mrs. James Welsh of Sheffield spent
the week with her father, Jacob Wolfe,
and other relatives and friends in town.
Leons Dickrager was up from Tionesta
and spent several days with her grand
mother, Mrs. Lohmeyer, and other rels-
tives in town.
At . meeting of the Loyal Temperance
Legion, which met Saturday afternoon to
organize under the direction of Mrs. +.
J. Henderson and Miss Kate Guenther,
superintendent, the following officers
were elected for the year: President,
Esther Smsllenberger; vice president,
Vera Day; recording secretary, Aida
Watson; corresponding secretary, Mabel
Graham; treasurer, Marjorie Nash. A
good crowd of the young people vas
present at the first meeting and a pleas
ant and profitable time is expected. They
will meet again at the church, Saturday,
July 18th, at 2:3O.
Elenor Karnes came over from Hick-
DRY Saturday with her cousins, Milo and
Francis Ault, and will remain as their
guest over the fourth.
An anniversary service was held in the
NJ. e. church, Sunday evening, by the
Epworth League, at which time the fol-
lowing officers were installed to act for
the coming year: President, Vinton
Mesly; first vice president, Mrs. II, B.
Watson; second vice president, Verna
Miller; third vice president, Julia Silzle;
fourth vice president, Mrs. II. B. Dotter-
rer; secretary, Loretta Dunkle; treasurer,
F. V. Hendrickson; organist, Amy
Kinch.
Mrs. W. l.. Watson We in Sheffield
several days last week, having an APP
pointment with the dentist.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Wolfe, Sunday morning,
The concrete work at the new high
school building, which was built by
Charles Smith, of Endeavor, is complet-
ed, and the carpenter work is on in ear
nest this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Sager Watson and their
four-weeks-old son, Gerald Elmer, were
over to the latter's grandparents home
and ate six o'clock dinner with them
Sunday, celebrating the event.
Mrs. Ella Wilson attended the May
reunion at Cambridge, Thursday.
Nellie Detar is home from Buffalo,
where she was employed in a millinery
establishment during the season.
Howard Watson, the hustling delivery
man for the Salmon Creek Mercantile
Company, had a change of work for a
short time Saturday when he turned his
delivery wagon into an ambulance, fist
taking II. b. Dotterrer, who became sick
from an enforced jump from a loaded car
of logs and the excessive heat, to his
home. He had just returned to his work
when he was called upon to take one of
the men who had his foot injured while
working up Sixmile, across to the doc
tors office, but by working overtime a
little he was able to get his work done in
good shape.