The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-11-05
Kenettville.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Daubenspeck and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland ~Dsubenspeck, OF
Butler, attended the funeral Of Mrs.
John Dsubenspeck, Tuesday, and spent
the week with e. Il. Dat benspeck's
family and other relatives in town.
Jennie Johnson has been on the sick
list for the past week suffering from a
severe cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Johnson of Shelf
field, and Mr.. and Mrs. II. T.. Murphy of
Ridgway. attended a family birthday
party for G.. X. johnson aud Viola Cum
ningham On Monday, Murphys remain
ing over until Wednesday.
The following notice was taken from
an Ohio paper: "Mr. L. J. Catlin of JEFF
ferson has been appointed superintend-
ent of the N. e. o. Gas Company in
place of A. A. Crawford. Mr.. Catlin's
territory will include Jefferson, Conneaut,
Geneva and the Clarion line. The many
friends of Mr.. Catlin are glad to know of
his merited promotion" Mr.. Catlin is
one Of our Kellettville boys, being the
son of Mrs. Mary Tobey, and his many
friends in K%ellettville will join With the
Jefferson people in being glad to know
of his p%romotion.-
Prof. c. T~nterington spent Sunday
with friends in Nebraska.
A. G.. Shannon is moving from the
Tannery boarding house to Pine Camp to
keep boarderNfo Wheeler.
There is considerable speculation about
who upset the shoe shop the night of
Halloween, but we are inclined to think
1t took an overdose of "musn't tell"
That's the way 1t acted on the boys, any
way.
Mrs. Edward DeWoody of Nebraska
was in town Saturday calling on friends.
She WAS on her way to Kane, but a
wreck on the railroad made 1t impossible
to get through, 30 she spent the day in
Kellettville.
W. A. Kinch's family sutoed to Clarion
county Sunday afternoon. e. L. Daub-
enspeck's family also sutoed to Tylers-
burg.
VIM. Watson went to Warren Friday to
secure lights for the Halloween parade.
Kellettville was a lively place on the
night of Halloween. The parade and
supper given by the W. G. T. U. was a
decided success in every way. There
was a larger crowd of maskers than last
year and the garbs we're so cunningly
devised that II was utterly impossible to
find out who was hidden beneath. Alta
Jensen received the prize for the most
handsome costume, and II. b. Dotterrer
was awarded the BOBBY prize. Consider
able mystery surrounds a certain bride
and groom who mingled freely with the
crowd, both in the march and in the
hall, but as it neared time for the IN
masking they disappeared and it is not
known who they were or whether they
to the hall or not. The supper
Melted about $33 and more could have
been sold If the eatsbles had oot run out. |
A scarcity OF eggs and pumpkin made
1t a little difficult tn obtain The desired
amount of pies. The young peoole did
not derive enough fun from these pleas
ures. There were tafy pullings and par
ties at different places; the Juniors and
had a party in Robbins hall, and
after all these enjoyments they spent the
time ringing the school bell, soaping
windows and placing wagons and other
implements on the store porches. Moth
ing malicious was reported and 1t is be-
lieved that all the fun was innocent hi
Mrs. NJ. Andrews is having a new roof
put on the hall building.
John Wstson's are building a new barn
on their lot.
The Kellettville Water Co. has been
quite a time locating leaks in the
line. On Saturday forenoon the entire
of water was shut off to fix a leak,
the ladies had a good excuse not to
scrub or clean.
Rev. Henry Smallenberger is holding
meetings on Whig Hill this week.