The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-06-04
Kellettville.

board of the NJ. Il, church, Monday eve
ming, Alvin Sallade and Mrs. II. b. Dot
teri er were elected delegates to the coun-
ty convention to be held in West Hick.
ory next week, and DIR. II. l.. Davis and
Mrs, Frank Nash we're elected alternates.
Mrs. M. f. Catlin, Mrs. +. j. Henderson,
Rev. Henry Smallenberger and DR.. II.
l.. Davis appear on the program, so Kel-
lettville will be pretty well represented
at the convention.
Mrs. John Peterson and daughter
Audra spent the week visiting friends at
Mayburg.
Mrs. A. II. Downing returned home
Saturday from weeks visit in Tionests.
Mrs. VIM, Silzle had her index finger
taken off at the second joint Wednesday
morning. This finger had caused her
great annoyance and suffering for several
years, and on examination it was found
that the bone was black almost to the
joint where 1t was removed. Drs. Detar
and Serrill performed the operation.
Russell Oeson is the name of a fine
young man who has come to make his
home with Mr. and Mrs. John Oeson,
and they think he's just the boy.
Mrs. George Kline aud children of
Texas are visiting her father, Jacob
Wolfe, and other relatives in town this
week. They are moving back to Blsis-
dell, N. Y, as they did not like their
southern home.
Mrs. w. II. Dotterrer and daughter,
Mrs. John Blum and her four children,
Howard. Marie, Eva and Marguerite,
went to Guitonville Thursday evening
and remained over Sunday, when Mrs.
Blum and children returned home, while
Mrs. Dotterrer remained for several
weeks visit.
The heavy rains have brought num-
Der of large fish down the creek, which
the boys have been quite successful in
landing. Ray Weller caught sucker
which measured l6 inches. 1t is long
time since such fish have been caught in
the creek here.
The trustees of the campmeetng held
a meeting at the home OF +. d. Collins in
Nebraska, Saturday.
Al an early hour Thursday morning
young stranger came to the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Sager Watson seeking sdmis-
sion and by the broad smile Sager wore
all day we decided it was all right, but
when we saw him grsvely surveying his
new home several days after it almost
seemed as though he thought 1t too small
for such a fine fellow. But it was not
long until he was seen unloading a load
of lumber and they have given him the
name of Gerald Elmer, so | guess they
intend TO let him stay.
Floda Kinch of Srobleton, who is in
town attending summer school, visited
her parents over Sunday. She was sc-
by Marjorie Nash and Esther
Smallenberger.
When p. j. Flemming and f. K. Hsrk- |
less were in Tionesta last week the for
mer took the oath of fallegiance and came
home an American citizen.
Howard Shots moved his family to the
Watson farm last Thursday, where he
has employment for the present.
Chester Jenson had very painful foot
last week when he stepped on nail.
Pus formed in the wound several hours
after and it was necessary to call physi-
clan. DR.. Serril dressed the wound and
it is getting along fine.
The Ladies' Aid met Tuesday afternoon
and selected paper for the church.
George Porter, who is working at En-
deavor, was home with his family over
Sunday.
A. b. Bently and son, ID. ID. Benty, are
at Kinzua this week.
Kellettville is thinking of celebrating
the 4th, Why not?
A motor car is to be brought in this
week TO be tried on the S. q T. road, and
If successful may be purchased by the
company and a permanent run estab-
lished.
A new locomotive went through town
last week on its way TO Tionesta to be
used at the Coleman numbering plant.
Willis Dunkle and Adam Shots re-
turned from Dubois, where they had
been called by the death of relative,
but Mrs. Dunkle remained for a short
visit.
G.. X. johnson came home from Ridg-
way the last of the week, leaving Mrs.
Johnson and Viola Cunningham for
longer visit.