The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-03-26
Kellettville.

Mrs. A IL. Weller and son Ray were
business visitors in Tionesta Saturday.
Mrs. Jay Catlin had severe attack of
neuralgia the first of the week.
Miss Pearle Detar was home from
Hoh's business college at Warren to
spend the Easter vacation with her par
ents. She returned again Monday.
Mrs George X Klinestiver was Warren
visitor Saturday.
The supper served by the ladies aid
society Saturday evening was quite lib
orally patronized and neat sum was
added to their treasury as result of their
efforts. 1t was quite cold night and the
gas failed, but oil stoves and lamps over
came this difficulty and the three freezers
OF ice cream we're disposed of regardless
OF unfortunate circumstance.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Hartman visited
friends in Mayburg Sunday.
lbert Dunkle was called to Fisher
Thursday by the illness and death of his
aged mother, who was buried Monday.
Mr.. Dunkle remained for the funeral.
Margaret Frampton was down from
Mayburg over Sunday.
Verne Albaugh has moved his family
into the house lately vacated by o. Mason
on Factory Row, and has fitted up his
late residence for barber shop.
Members of the high school celebrated
st. Patrick's day with party in the hall
Monday evening.
Mrs. +. j. Henderson visited her son
in Jamestown and did some shopping
there and at Warren, several days during
the week.
Alva Watson was home from State Col.
lege for few days Easter vacation. His
mother having planned pleasant sur
prise for the rest of the family by sending
for him to come home without their
knowledge, he very cleverly included
her in the surprise by not enlightening
her of his intentions. He arrived at
West Hickory on the evening train and
walked over to Kellettville, and arriving
at his home about midnight he entered
by window and retired, only aunouDc-
ing his arrival when he arose in the
morning and marched to the kitchen de-
msnding his share of eggs for break fast.
The new mill was smut down all week
for repairs aud the placing of new feed.
Willard Ray has been on the sick list
for the past week suffering with cold and
Group.
The mandolin club has announced
play, "Retween the Acts" to be given
by the mem bers of the club in the ball
on Thursday and Saturday evenings,
March 27 and 20.
The senior class and teachers of the
high school expect to assign the work for
commencement this week.
Melvin Dotterrer is home from Ale
gheny College for ten days Easter va
cation.
A wreck on the S. q T. r. h. delayed
the passenger train about IL hours Sat-
urdsy evening. 1t also delayed the
freight so that they could not max their
run on time. An improvised crew con-
sisting of H. b. Dot errer, Fred and
George Klinestver and Harry Potter
went up to Sheffield and relieved the
regular crew, arriving in town with the
train during the night.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lightner visited
friends in Mayburg several days during
the week.
VIM. Merchant was business visitor
In Oil City several days the first of the
week.
e. e. Daubenspeck was down to his
farm near Tylersburg Saturday looking
after his interests there.
Henry Parker of Golinza visited his
son George over Thursday night.
David Confer of Lickingville was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W, A. Kinch dur
ing the week.
Len Barnes is building an addition 10
his home up Salmon creek.
Mr.. Finley has moved his family into
the house known as the Forbes house,
but now owned by Mr.. Pochey.
Rev. and Mrs. Geo. s. Bryan have been
in town all week while conducting re-
viyal services at the f. NJ. church. Dur.
ing the meetings thus far four have pro-
fessed conversion, while number have
expressed desire for a more consecrated