The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-06-25
Kellettville

h6llettVlIl6 Will Do az nome on inc 4ln
of July with a good time which is being
arranged for by the different committees.
There will be a parade, ball game, races,
merry-go-round, aud various other
amusements Tor old and young. The
Kellettville concert band will furnish
music for the day. A beautiful display
of fireworks will end the program. All
those wishing a good time should come
to Kellettville to spend the 4th.
Christ Tomadson moved his family into
the house vacated by George Porter,
Monday.
Plummer Wilson and Julia Silzle spent
Sunday with friends in Clarion county.
Prot. Keister OF Exeter was a visitor in
town several days during the week. lie
lett Thursday for Grove City where he
expects 10 attend the summer term at the
college. He was accompanied by Glenn
Rich, Walter Wilson, James Flynn and
Carroll Berlin, who will also take in the
summer term.
Alta meeting of the school board Mon
day Miss Goodfellow, from Virginia
University, was elected to take charge of
the music and assist in the work of the
high school.
Mrs. John Blum and three daughters,
Marie, Eva and Marguerite, and Mrs. E.
A. Bsbcock and son Kenneth were May
burg visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. f. Catlin and Hon. oliver
Byerly's daughter of Ostrander, Wash,
who was her guest during the week,
went over to Marienville Wednesday and
spent several days with friends.
Misses Ruth Watson and Esther Small
enberger celebrated their birthdays by
giving a picnic party to their friends.
They went on the moor train to Logan,
where they spent the afternoon, returning
on the evening train.
Rev. and Mrs. Henry S~mallenberger
entertained an auto party of four of their
old friends from Clarion county several
days during the week.
Angus Mcdonald of Endeavor was the
guest of Howard Blum several days dur
ing the week.
Mrs. Wilbur Miller and three daugh-
ters, Edna, Leons and Goldie, spent the
day with friends at Sheriff, Thursday.
j. G. Cunningham went to Sheffield
Thursday to meet his wife and daughters,
Viola and Lucille, who, in company with
Mrs. G. r. Johnson and Mr.. and Mrs. II.
e. Murphy, were coming home from
Ridgway, where the former had been
called a week ago by the accident which
happened to her Oldest daughter, Viola,
who was so seriously burned. 1t was
necessary to bring her home on a cot,
and although she suffers considerably
and it will be several weeks before she
will be able to be up, she is doing nicely
pected that she will not be lett with any
permanent inconvenience from the effect
of her burns.
Melvin Dotterrer is home from Allie
gheny college for the summer vacation.
Prof. j. l.. Simmons moved into the
Davis house Monday.
Mrs. NJ. F. Catlin gave a porch party to
the ladies of the W. G. II. U. Saturday
afternoon in honor of Miss McLeary, a
State organizer, who spent Saturday and
Sunday in town and gave a recital in the
M. E. church, Saturday evening, and
talked to the children at the Sunday
School hour Sunday morning, and gave
a lecture in the NJ. +. church Sunday
evening. She organized a local l.. T. l.,
with Mrs. Mabel Hender son and Miss
Kate Guenther in charge, and secured
new names for the Y. p. BIS, thus
strengthening that order. She left on the
morning train Monday for Darlington.