The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-03-04
Kellettville.

to the house for three weeks suffering
with neuralgia and indigestion, has been
able to be out again for the past week.
Her daughter, Ruth, was also able to
return to school again after an absence OF
seven days on account of sickness.
On Wednesday evening the members
of the high school met in their reception
room for the purpose of saying farewell
to Prof. Titterington. who left Thursday
morning to take up his new duties at
Clsrington. His successor. Prof. Howard
Gsyley, came to town Thursday evening
and took up the work Friday morning.
Prof. Gayley is product Of Washington
and Jefferson and comes we'll recon-
mended and is expected to make good in
the work he has taken up.
Mr. Rossey of Msrienville, who was
working at Four Mile Camp, had the
misfortune TO break one of the bones in
his leg while at work Tuesday. He was
not working with any other person and
lay for about three hours before he was
found. He was then brought to Kellett-
Vile and lodged at the Philips boarding
house. DR.. Serrll was out OF town and
the unfortunate man had another trying
wait for his return. He was removed to
his home Friday, feeling as comfortable
as could be expected.
DIR. j. Barker, of the University of
Dentistry. of Plttburgh, landed in town
wednesday in company with VIM. Rudy,
who was returning from his visit to that
city. The doctor was the guest of the
Rudy family for the day, taking up his
lodging at the hotel in the evening, when
he began to make preparations for work
in town. He secured the upstairs rooms
in the Davis building. lately occupied by
the tailor, and advertised for work. He
will remain in town one month and If
enough people open their mouths and
unloose their purse strings to make it
look good to him he will wash the dough
off the windows, put up curtains and fit
up modern up-to- date dental parlors, and
remain with us permanently. II is up
to the people in town TO decide the ques-
tion. The town needs q dentist and we
are glad to hear that he is getting a lib
eral patronage.
While hauling ice for r. b. Robbins,
John Gould, who was driving the team
from the Rribbs farm, was unfortunate
enough to drive over a piece of thin ice
and the horses brGke through, one of
them falling into the icy water up to her
head, the other having only part of its
body wet. The team was hurried to the
barn but the winds were so frosty that
before they arrived at the barn the black
horse was covered all over with coating
OF ice, which made her look like a cake
which had received a liberal share of
frOsting All the men around the barn
went to work aud in q short time they
were dried off and com Portable and no i'll
effects we're experienced. 1t was a val
liable team and would have been a great
loss II they could not have been rescued.
Mrs. G. Y. Detsr and children. Russell
and Margaret, returned home from Phil
adelphia during the week. The doctor
has five weeks more to stay to finish the
course he has begun,
Mrs. John Blum was an over night
visitor with friends in Nebraska, Thurs
day.
Veryl Mealy, the hustling newsboy
who delivers the Pittsburgh Gazette
Times, was laid off during the week with
a severe sore throat, but is able to be out
again.
Mrs. Saltsgiver, who is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. e. Il. Daubenspeck, is
suffering with sore on her ankle, which
wss caused by fall. She has been una
BILE to be on her foot for the past few days.
Nellie Detar has been confined to her
bed for the past week with indigestion,
but is better and expects to join Olive
Wolfe in Buffalo this week If her health
will permit.
Friends in town had word from Mrs.
B. Goldman, of Buffalo, stating that her
husband, who had travelled over Forest
county for many years as dry goods
peddler, had died in the hospital there
from blood poison caused by a bruise
received by a fall. Mr.. Goldman had
many friends along the creek, who will
learn of his death with regret.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Arner were week
end visitors in Tionesta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Fitzgerald and son
were Tylersburg and Nebraska visitors
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckenzie were up from
Newmansville during the week visiting
their children, Mesdames Csrbaugh,
Smith and Tomadson.
On Sunday morning a large piece of
ice fell from the caves of Guy Hunters
residence and broke the gas pipe, shutting
of the supply of gas from the stoves.
Squire Zuendel repaired the break. This
is the second time this winter that the
falling ice has shut off their gas.
Lee Detar has advertised to look after
the tslor's work in town. Any one
needing work done that will notify Lee,
he will send them to Sheffield and get
the work done, looking after the delivery
of same.
Ninety-three people visited Mrs. Nell
son Russell Saturday by postcard to re-
mind her that they knew she had a birth
day.
The Danish family will give the last
number on the lecture course this
Wednesday evening.
An important business meeting of the
Helping Hand Bible Glass will be held
Saturday afternoon. All members are
urged to be present,