The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-03-19
Kellettville.

Kellettville.
house occupied by Harry Wilson
and located near the Salmon creek mill
caught fire about IL o'clock Sunday night,
from gas light in the sitting room, and
was considerably damaged in this room
and on the roof. The fire was put out by
large number of volunteers who were
called out by the fire alarm Whistles, but
they were obliged to tear off part OF the
roof to quench the flames. Mr.. Wilson's
household goods were all carried from
the house but were somewhat damaged.
The house was owned by the Salmon
Creek. Lum ber Co.
Archie Pierson, who Is employed at
the Kribbs & Ray livery barn and who
sleeps there, was robbed ofS25 in money
and good watch some time Saturday
night. The money and watch were in
the pockets of his trousers, which the
thief carried outside before making away
with the vauables. There is no clue to
the thief.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Robbins have al
most completed the work on their baking
rooms and eating parlor, which they are
arranging on the lower floor OF their
residence. They are placing large oven
which will enable them to do more and
better work than before.
W. A. Hartman has accepted position
as overseer of a lease up the creek and
has gone to assume his work. Mrs.
Hartman is looking after their interests
in town alone for the present.
Rev. and Mrs. Henry Smallenberger
spent most of the week as invited guests
of friends in Mayburg, going over Sun
day after dinner and staying over for the
evening service, where he is conducting
a very successful series of meetings.
The crew of No. engine we're CON-
PEELED to work Sunday in order TO clear
away a wreck made by one of the engines
breaking through the bridge at Sheriff
Saturday evening.
Mrs. G. Richards Of Nebraska was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Blum, Friday.
Mrs. Hulitz entertained her brother
aud his wife over Sunday.
us. Day of Niagara Falls, N. Y, has
been chosen to fill the position of station
agent for the s. & II. K. r. and is expect
ed here to assume bis work on the first
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a stranger in town, having been resi-
dent here for number of years before
moving to Niagara Falls and he and his
family will be gladly welcomed by their
old neighbors and friends.
The Ladies' Aid, assisted by other la
dies of the M. E. church, will serve an
Easter supper, including ice cream and
cake, at six o'clock on Saturday evening,
March % Every one is invited to go to
the hall and get good supper.
The members of the senior class OF the
hall Saturday evening to raise funds ia
provide some specialties at the COM
mencement exercises. They had about
S2S as a result of their efforts, after ex-
lenses were deducted.
Miss Linnie Whitton was over from
Muzette Friday and Saturday receiving
medical attention for her hand, in which
she had the misfortune to run a needle
some time ago and which is giving her
considerable trouble. She was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Matha and Mr..
and Mrs. John Blum while in town.
In glsncing over the March number oi
the Hof Business College Journal, OF
Warren. we noticed the name of Beulah
Hall, former student of the Kellettvillt
schools, ~ a winner of second prize in a
penmanship CONTEXT recently held at the
college. We also recognize the familiar
features of our fellow townsman, Herald
Fitzgerald, as one of the members of the
basket ball team.
Mrs. W. L. Watson was a Warren Wis.
itor on Friday.
DR.. and Mrs. II. L. Davis and son Ken
meth were Sheffield visitors several days
during the week.
DIR. Beatty of the Kane hospital was in
town between trains Monday.
Mrs. Prinlz Philips and son Jack Cor
don are visiting friends in Oil City.
Mrs. Minnie SEX ins has been confined
to her home all week with second at.
tack of The grippe. which has handled her
pretty roughly, she barely escaping an
attact of pneumonia.
Mrs. Sarah Burch Of Frewsburg N. Y,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Mary
Tobey.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. Watts on and daugh
ter Flossie attended the funeral of Mrs
Watson's mother, Mrs. Rudolph, on