The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-03-11
Kellettville.

Ou ONoI n Wdch ukO Wblio ~ "O' ih eho
woods, cane up from Nebraska Thurs
day and spent the rest of the week with
his mother-in-lsw, Mrs. w. Ii. Dotterrer.
lie is having the best of success growing
his toe back on again. Mrs. McNsughton
came up Saturday, remained over Sun
dag and accom- panied him home again.
The W. G. T. U. held a meeting at the
home of Mrs. Ida Daubenspeck, Wednes-
day afternoon, when the subjects of peace
and mercy were discussed. In the sub
ject of mercy we we're reminded OF the
person who brought two little kittens to
town and turned them loose to look out
for themselves on one Of our coldest
nights. When found one was frozen out
on the ice in the creek, the other almost
perished with cold and hunger. James
lynn took it home and tried to warm
and feed 1t but 1t was two far gone and
died. The Due Social will be held at the
home of Mrs. Flynn, March 18th. All are
expected there to pay up for another year.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Starner of Blue Jay
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. II B.
Dotterrer several days during the week.
A full house greeted the Danish family
when they gave their musical concert at
the hall on Wednesday evening.
Ruth Wilson was down from Sheffield
Wednesday as guest of Hazel Copeland
and took in the entertainment.
Mrs. John Mcdonald of Endesvor and
Mrs Harry Lusher of East Hickory were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Blum,
Wednesday.
Fred Gillespie, while at work on the
Salmon creek mill, Thursday, was hit by
falling scantling aud a cash four inches
long was cut on his head but not deep
enough to fracture the skull. DR.. Serrill
sewed up the wound and he went back to
work again.
A leak In the waterline was discovered
under the house occupied by H. b. Wat
son and on having it fixed the water sup
ply, which has been very weak ever since
the cold weather began, was brought back
to its natural flow. The people on the
hills have not had enough to use some of
the time.
Rev. and Mrs. Bryan were down from
Mayburg Thursday calling on friends
and remained over for prayer meeting in
the evening. They were overnight
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Peterson.
Mr.. aud Mrs. X. w. Whitehill expect TO
get into their new home this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lorom went to Pitts
burgh Wednesday, where the former en-
tered the hospital for treatment. Mr..
Lorom has been suffering for the past
year with some affection which mum Der
OF physicians have been unable to dag
nose satisfactorily and he has gone to
Pittsburg with the hope of finding help.
His many friends in town hope to hear OF
success.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Carbsugh drove to
Linesvile Saturday and spent Sunday
with relatives.
Robert Proudft of Sergeant and Mrs.
Zsuts of Tionesta we're weekend visitors
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Simpson. The
former is the husband of Ellen Snyder,
who was at the hotel in town for some
time, and her friends in town will be
pleased TO learn that she has presented
her husband with brand new baby 1
week ago.
Squire Zuendel was showing wild ca
Saturday evening, which he had trapped
The cat weighed 254 lbs. DR.. W. W.
Serrll has purchased the hide and will
have it made into a rug.
The Baughman Brothers of Marienville
have started meat market in the George
Paul building and are dealing out meats
TO the public.
Rev. Oxtobe of Erie spoke in the NJ. E.
church, Sunday evening, in behalf of The
Anti-Saloon. A subscription was taker
for the benefit of the league.
Miss Oloe Cooper of Mayburg was tb'
guest OF Esther Smallenberger, Wednes
day.
Mrs. Herman Blum of Newtown visited
her brother, Wilber Miler's family
Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Dunkle visited
the latter's parents at Tylersburg, Sun
day.
| The f. NJ. congregation have special re-
vival meetings this week.
Some of the young people drove to Ne
Srsska for seighing party Saturday
evening.
Roy Dotterrer of Muzette was bust
ness visitor in town Friday and tool
dinner with his Aunt, Mrs. John Blum
Mrs. w. l.. Watson has been confined
to her bed for few days with a bad cold
but is better.
A teacher trairing class and teachers
meeting has been organized at the M. Il
church, which meets each Monday eve
ming.
Mrs. Vinton Mesly and three children
are visiting friends at Leeper, Clarington
and Pigeon, this week.
DIR. d. Padoll, Eye-sight Specialist anC
optometrist, of 426 Holland ST., Erie
Pa, will be at Kingsley House, Kellett
vile, Pa, Tuesday and Wednesday
March 18th and 18th. Eyes examined
and glasses fitted. adv
Retail Prices at Lanson Bros Mills.