The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-04-30
Kellettville.


ersl days In jamestown. N. Y, during
the week.
The graduating class of the high school
gave their class night exercises In the
hall Friday evening. A large crowd
gathered to hear the program and very
pleasant evening was enjoyed by all. the
work being cleverly prepared and enter
tsiningly presented.
Mrs. w. L. Watson was a Warren vis-
itor on Wednesday.
The senior class of the high school en-
tertained the alumni and their teacher at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. K. Car
bauph, Wednesday evening.
Ora johnson and son of Kane are
spending week fishing in the different
runs in this vicinity and were registered
at the hotel over Sunday.
The W. g. T. u. held farewell recep-
tion for Mrs. G. p. Cloak, at the home OF
Mrs. George Klinestiver, Wednesday af-
ternoon. Twenty-four ladies were pres
ent and the afternoon WIS very pleasantly
spent, after which an elaborate lunch
WAS served. A small purse was given
Mrs. Cloak as a slight remembrance OF
the high esteem in which she was held.
Mr.. Cloak came over from Marienville
Saturday and had his household goods
loaded on a car and started out Tuesday
morning. He returned to his work but
the car was delayed by a wreck and did
not reach Marienville until Friday eve-
ming. Mrs. Cloak and children were
guests of DR.. and Mrs. II. l.. Davis until
Saturday morning, when they left for
their new home, accompanied by Miss
Bessie Porter, who will help them to get
established. Their many friends wish
them prosperity in their new home.
The high school boys met the town boys
in the fl irst game of base ball Friday af-
ternoon and gave them trouncing to the
tune of II to 8. They we're to play the
Pleasantville team on Saturday but the
latter failed to put in al appearance and
the game of the previous day was re-
peated.
u. s. Day moved his family into the
house vacated by c. P. Cloak on Wednes-
day.
Sager Watson is moving into his new
home on School street this week.
An examination for graduation from
eighth grade work and entrance into the
high school was given in the school house
on Saturday. Out of the twenty sppli-
cants who took the examination, only ten
passed the mark which admits them to
the high school work next year.
Mrs. Chss. Pope and Mrs. ]. M. Aul
and children, Luella and Donald, drove
to Hickory Saturday and spent Sunday
with friends. Luella remained for
short visit, the rest returning that eve
ming.
The winter term of school closed Mon
day, and a five-week summer school be-
gins next Monday morning, making jus
one week vacation. Prof. Summons will
have entire charge of the summer work.
Mrs. Roy Berlin of Msybu spent ,h'
: week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Philips. Roy came down owe
Sunday.
W. A. Hartman was down from hi
work at the lease and spent Sunday wit
o his wife.
Mrs. Charles Pope and daughter Flor
ence drove to Cherry Grove the first
the week, taking Mrs. Chester Pope u
to make visit with her grandson befor
; going to Frewsburg, N. Y, where sh
expects to spend the summer.
Prof. Terrill was down from Msybur
and assisted in the examination Ssturda,
. Mrs. Stephen Lyle and Mrs. Edwar
Bean entertained Thursday afternoon
,, the home of the latter, in honor of Il
u birthday Of the formers daughter.