The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-02-19
Kellettville.

A meeting of he Ladies Aid is called
for next Friday evening at the NJ. K
church.
Alta Senson, who we reported as hsv-
ing returned to her work al Cory several
weeks ago, was unable to go and is al
home with a very bad case of grippe,
which has kept her in bed for the past
three weeks.
Mrs. ". Il. Daubenspeck has been a
sufferer with neuralgia for the past week.
A post card shower was given Mondsv
for Mary Harrington to celebrate her
birthday. Mary has had measles and as
a result is unable to walk but it is hoped
she will soon regain her usual health.
AT the communion services held al the
NJ. K Church Sunday morning six
adults received the ordinance of baptism.
Eleven we're received into the church in
full connection, and thirteen on probs-
ton.
Mrs. e. NJ. Porter and daughter Bessie
returned TO their home in Tionesta Fri
day.
Mrs. c. p. Cloak has been suffering
with grippe the past week but is improv-
ing.
Mrs. Charles Mimm is quite sick, hsv-
ing taken cold while suffering with the
measles.
Mrs. Albert Dunkle went to Tylers-
burg Saturday to attend the funeral OF her
niece, who died at her home in Pittsburg,
Mr.. Mckenzie is visiting his daughters.
Ivan Csrbsugh and Blanche Hendricks
visited friends at Crown Sunday.
Wm. Fitzgerald, who has been quite
sick, is improving.
VIM. Maxwell was off during the week
on account of sickness.
An engine was run up the creek Sun
day TO pick up freight car that had been
upset during the week.
Mrs. Chester Pope returned from New
York during the week. She reports her
mother much improved.
Eva Blum and Wayne Cunningham
were victims of measles this week
The insurance inspector was here dur
ing the week looking over the ruins of
the fire.
Friday of this week is appointed as
directors day, when the directors will
visit the school and inspect the work done
by the pupils.
So many Of the little folks being unable
to attend school on account of sickness 1t
was found convenient to combine rooms
No. and for the present. Both teach
ers have charge of the work and things
are moving along smoothly.
Those who had ice houses to fill have
put in busy week harvesting a good
quality of eight and nine inch ice. A
large quantity was harvested both from
the pond and of the creek, and it looks as
II there will be an abundance 10 supply
all needs for the summer.
Twenty-Five of the ladies of the W. G.
T. U. and friends of Mrs. II. Z. Murphy
met at the home of Mrs. Dottarer, Mon
day afternoon, to tender her a last fare
we'll before she left for her home in Ridg-
way. The report of the National con-
vention, as written by Mrs. Verns Shew-
man, was read and dainty lunch was
served. A small token of remembrance
was presented to her by the ladies. Mrs.
Murphy left Tuesday, accompanied by
her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. G. r. Johnson.
Prayer services were conducted by
Rev. Bryan at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Hartman, Saturday, for an infant
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Berlin. H.
terment was made in the stone church
cemetery Immediately after.
NJ. d. Spencer was laid off during the
week with bad cold. He took this op
portunity to visit friends at Tiona.
jacob Dingle's family, of Buckmills,
have all been having severe attack ofthe
measles.