The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-01-14
Kellettville.

brOOkVille tuesday on account OF the
illness of her mother.
Alex. Hunter, the conductor on the s.
& 7. passenger train. met with an acci-
dent Wedi day which made him feel
somewhat uncom Portable for few days.
He had plank from the baggage car to
the store porch over which he was rolling
a barrel of pork. The plank slipped and
Mr., Hunter went down between the car
and the porch, where the plank. the
barrel of meat and pail Of lard landed
on top OF him, and in consequence the
conductor had sore head for a few days
The W. c. T. U. met at the home OF
| Mrs. Dotterrer Wednesday afternoon and
discussed the subject of "foreign speak
ing people" The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Ida Nash,
January 81.
Mrs. Harry Shaw died Wednesday
morning, 7th inst, from a stroke Of apo
plexy. She had not been in her usual
health for the past year. but was able TO
be about the house and attend to her
work up to the time OF her death. Her
husbands mother was suffering from q
severe cold and she had stayed down
stairs to look after her. Some time after
four o'clock she went 10 the room and
asked If she had taken her medicine, then
said she would shut the door as she was
going to get break fast. She turned and
went iuto the other room aud iell, uncon-
scious, upon the bed. Her husband
hearing the fall came down. DR.. Serrill
was called, but she never regsined con-
sciousness and died about nine o'clock.
Her maiden name was Margaret little.
She was born near Tylersburg, and was
thirty. -four years old at the time of her
death. She has been resident Of Kel-
lettville ever since her marriage, about
IL years ago. Besides her husband she
leaves four children to mourn her loss,
the youngest not being yet one year old.
Funeral services were conducted by Rev.
Henry Smallenberger In the NJ. E
church. Friday, at l o'clock, and inter
ment in the Whig Hill cemetery imme-
diste followed. She belonged to the
burial association at Tidioute, who sent
an undertaken to look after the body.
Beautiful flowers adorned her casket, the
gin of friends. Mrs. Shaw was a very
quiet dispostioned woman, always busy
about her home aud seld U seen far
away from 1t, but by her unselfish devo-
tion to the duties thrust upon her she
n the admiration of all who knew her.
Friends from out of town who attended
the funeral we've, Mrs. Frank Pequiznot
Hickory, and U. s. little of Tylersburg,
sister and brother of the deceased, and
Calvin Shaw and Ronald Spangler of
Derry, Pa, and Bradner Shaw of near
Pittsburgh.
Miss Margaret Goodiellow has moved
her boarding place from Mrs. Downing's
home to the home of Prof. and Mrs.
Summons, and Prof. Titterington is at
home with Mrs. Mary Flynn.
The concert given by the colored troupe
in the hall Monday night called a full
house and all were pleased with enter
tainmcnt given.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Watson were
Warren visitors Tuesday.
The stork passed over our town during
the week and left a thirteen pound boy
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Pierson, Thursday. and an equally fine
girl at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Paul, Saturday.
Mrs. Edwards of Crown WAS the guest
of Miss Blanche Hendricks during the
week.
John Cook had a portion of the third
finger Of his right hand taken off Satur-
day by the coming in contact with the
machinery at the planning mill.
A goOdly number of the young people
attended the fun, raj of Leslie Graham, al
Starr, Thursday.
Mrs. Parker is on the sick list.
son Roger visited Rev. w. E. Tramp
toms family at Rouseville over Sunday.
Meetings began in the M. E. church
|
Sunday evening.
Lawrence Dunkle and Roy Harmon
visited the lstter's home in Clarion
county, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Whitehiil visited
the formers parents at Truemsns, Sun
day.
Mrs. Sarah Shaw is suffering with {
very bad cold.
Charles Dsubenspeck was q business
visitor in Sheffield, Wednesday.
| Emma and Arthur Jensen were Sbef.
| field visitors Friday.
Ralph DaubensI eek liz suffering with g
severe cold. Grandma Dotterrer has al.
so been confined to her home for the past
week with cold.
Alonzo Graham aud family visited his