The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1912-01-03
Kellettville.

Mr.. and Mrs f. NJ. McNaughton of
Nebraska spent Christmas with the lat
ter's mother, Mrs. W. IL. Dotterer. They
were accompanied home by Marie Blum,
who will stay with them for short time.
q. X. johnson circulated among the
friends of Rev. W. II. Horner, a former
pastor of the f. NJ. church here, and
raised some thirty dollars, which he sent
To the Rev. and family as a Christmas
present. Mr.. Horner has been 10 poor
health for the past year and was COM
PEELED to give up his work for time at
least.
Miss Maggie Gillooly OF Warren has
been spending the past few weeks with
friends in town.
The different stores 10 town have given
out their usual amount of calendars this
year. Those given by johnson Il Co. and
Watson & Co. were especially pretty and
were much appreciated by the people.
Mrs. Mark Wilson of North Warren
spent several days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. WIN. Silzle, during the Christ
mas week.
Mr.. Wilson, who has spent the sum-
mer at Cambridge Springs, returned
home Saturday evening.
Mrs. Wise fell and broke the large bone
in her leg and was taken to the Warren
hospital for treatment. Her daughter and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Atkins, ac-
companied her to Warren.
Miss Olive Wolfe, of Blaisdell, N. Y,
who was called to town by the death OF
her nephew, Floyd Grove, spent the week
with friends. returning to her home FRI
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Ludwig of Titus
vile visited the lstter's parents, Rev. and
Mrs. w. K. Frsmpton, over Christmas.
The following students spent the
Christmas holidays with their respective
parents: Margaret Frsmpton, from Clar.
ion Normal; Willis Dunkle, from Dufi's
Business College, Pittsburgh; Ward Bar
rett, Hoff7s, Warren Melvin Dotterer,
Allies heny College, Meadyille.
The largest crowd ever had at like en-
tertsinment in town greeted the NJ. E. s.
s. when they gave their Christmas enter
tainment Monday evening. Besides the
seating capacity of the church forty chairs
we're secured from the hall and still ev
cry available spot of standing room wa
occupied, and some were not able to ge
in. Over iour hundred boxes were fill.C
for the general treat. which for the frs
time failed to supply each one present
with box. The exercises passed of
pleasantly and successfully as usual
Santa gave them a pleasant surprise by
bringing his wife with him, who kept tn,
crowd guessing as to her identity. From
a collection taken among the mem Der,
and friends of the s. >. the pastor, Rev
w. e. Frsmpton, was presented a ter
dollar gold piece, and the s. s. Supt., Ii
b. Dotterrer, five dollar gold piece
Much credit should be given the younJ
girls who so successfully looked after th,
music of the evening. During the yea
Just closed thu s. s. Supt. II. B Dotterre
his wife and Marie Jenson we're presen
vt every session. The latter has no
missed Sunday for two years.
Harry Blyler and Harold Fitzgerald lef
Monday for Warren, where they ente
Hoff business college for the winter.
School opens Monday after two week
vacation. Prof Beck, the assistant prin
cipal, did not return, having resigned hi
place. Prof Kuster takes his place.
Miss Kate Guenther, who has been hom,
for the past six weeks on account of sick
ness in the family, returned to her schoo
duties at Brook-ton one week earlier thar
the other teschers.
MIR and Mrs. T.. L. Dsubenspeck en-
tertained their children at Christmas din
ner.