The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-11-19
Kellettville.

MT. huu MIS- n. w. Dlteulll t6tuTueu
from their trip TO the south Friday and
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Klinestiver over Sunday. They will be
at home with Mrs. Mary Flynn until
their house is completed. On Saturday
evening the younger element of the town
treated them to a rousing serenade.
The first number of the lecture course
was given in Andrews Hall, Friday eve
ming, and all were pleased with the en-
tertsinment given. The speaker was at
home with Prof. and Mrs. Simmons while
in town.
The stork visited the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Wilson last Tuesday and left
a fine bsoy girl with them for keeps.
About seventy of the friends of Rev.
and Mrs. Henry Smallenberger met at
their home Friday evening aud assisted
them in celebrating their silver wedding.
Ice cream and cake were served, Mrs. W.
F. Jones furnishing the wedding cake. A
silver collection was taken, which
amounted to SIS 80, and was presented to
the bride and groom of twenty. five years
as a slight token of appreciation.
The members of Chas. Daubenspeck's
Sunday school class met Thursday eve
ming and organized with Dewey Detar as
president, David Dunkle, vice president,
Ethel Rich, secretary. and Lottie Fitz,
gerald, treasurer. They have an enroll
ment of twenty-one members.
Mrs. f. j.. Henderson returned from a
weeks visit in Meadville, Saturday,. She
was confined to her home Sunday with a
severe cold.
At a meeting of the Sunday school
board held at the NJ. E. church, Thursday
evening, it was decided to celebrate
Christmas on the evening of Dec. oath,
and the following committees were APP
pointed; Program-Miss Kate Guen-
Their, Mrs. C. Y. Detar and Mrs. w. l..
Watson. On Treat-W. l.. Watson, r.
W. Nhitehill and U. s. Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Is. C%arbaugh drove to
Newmansville Sunday and spent the day
with the latter's parents, bringing her
mother, Mrs. Mckenzie, home with
them.
Mrs, Richard Ledebur and SOD Ray
mond of Starr spent the week with Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Kinch and other friends
in town.
Isaac Siggins spent Sunday with his
family at West Hickory.
A.a NJ II ratIIn an1 Me- I n Millar
of Minister we're business visitors in
town Saturday. The former spent a por-
ton of the time as guest of Mrs. Mary
Tobey, while the latter took dinner with
Mrs. A. II. Downing.
Mrs. Fred McNaughton of Nebraska
was a visitor in town Saturday.
One of the ladies of town has asked me
to notify the weather man that she would
like to have him settle the quarrel be-
tween the great chieftain and his squaw,
that we may not have such mixed wealth.
or as we have been having for the past
week, but may be able to tell which is
squsw winter aud which Indian summer.
From the genial atmosphere this week l
think the old chief is having his own way
about it.
G. X. johnson spent a few days with
his daughter in Ridgway, last week.
Jay Catlin has returned from Niagara
and gone to work here and in conse-
quence will not move his family as he
had intended. A part OF their goods were
packed ready to put on the car and Geo.
Shepard had moved some of his goods
into the house. The different arrange
ments will necessitate the latter's getting
another house which will be no easy task
as there are no empty houses at present.
DR.. d. Psdoll, Optometrist and Opti-
clan, of 426 Holland Street, Erie, Pa,
will be at Kellettville Hotel, Kellettville,
Pa, Tuesday and Wednesday, December
I'd and Sd. Eyes examined and glasses
fitted. adv2t