The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1913-09-24
Kenettville.

Mrs. Samuel Whltmore of Clarion is
the guest this week OF Mr.. and Mrs. Il
L. Daubenspeck.
Frank Nash has moved his family into
one of the taunery houses lately vacated
by Prof Simmons.
Rev. John A. Layely, the Erie Confer
ence Temperance Eyangel isl, has been In
town the past week and gave lectures on
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and sun
day evenings. He also visited the schools
and pledged the pupils while here.
Jacob Dingle is moving his family
from Buck Mills to Town this week.
John Peterson has purchased the Kee-
Zie house from W. A. Kribbs and will
his family there this week.
Ellison Watson has also bought one of
the Kribbs houses, now occupied by Guy
Brady, and will take up housekeeping
there as soon rs Braday's move into the
house vacated by Peterson's.
Guy Hunters have moved into the
rooms above the meat masket.
Mrs. Henry Smsllenberger was a War.
rem visitor the first OF the week, going
over with Hulds Coy of Newtown Mills,
who was going to the hospital there,
Mrs. Finley is at home visiting her
parents this week,
We are glad to note that Viola Cum
ningham, who was so badly burned, is
able TO walk around some and will soon
be herself again.
Mrs. Martha Grubbs of Nebraska was
the guest of Mrs, John Blum on Friday.
DR.. and Mrs. @. Y. Detar drove to rio-
nesta Friday evening and attended lodge.
Some OF Our young people drove to
Nebraska Saturday afternoon and took in
the ball game.
James Hymn and Hazel Copeland Wis
tied the %latter's home in Tionests. Sun
day, going over from the ball game.
VIM. Cunningham Is in town putting
In new cement sidewalks on the school
grounds.
James Smiths baby Is quite sick.
The Ladies' Adult Bible Glass of the
M. Il. church held a business meeting on
Saturday afternoon. They had a good at
tendance of the members and considers-
BILE business was transacted, among which
was the selection of a name, and 1.-THE
Helping Hand" was selected as the name
OF the class, with the motto, 1--WE must
do things we'll" 1t was decided to close
the charter Sunday, Sept. rs, and they
are hustling for fifty charter members.
Forty names have been handed in so far.
Any one wishing to make one of the fifty
will be gladly welcomed by the class.
Mrs. VIM. Watson has been on the sick
list for the past week.
Albert Leichtenberger of Porkey has
bought what is known as the Rhode
Shaw house and will move his family to
town this week.
Prof, Carson, superintendent of schools,
was in town several days during the
week and visited the schools.
Prof. Terr.ll was down from Mayburg
over Sunday.
VIM. Neal of Bradford visited at the
home of Alonzo Hulett several days dur
ing tine week. lie and Mrs. Naomi HUI
lett were Warren visitors on Friday and
when they returned the youth of the town
thought they detected wedding bells in
the air and proceeded to get a hustle on
to collect all the other kind of bells and
other instruments OF noise and treated
them to an ar.splitting %serenade, but
informed that they were ahead of
time and no treat was given. A Warren
license so the youngsters may have some
coming in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. Henderson took a
business trip up the creek on Saturday.
A mothers meeting was held at the
school house on Tuesday afternoon and a
number of the mothers were present and
important questions we're acted
upon, one being a promise of co.opera-
ton OF parents in calling the children off
the streets and making eight o'clock q
study hour. We are inclined to believe
that some of the mothers we're not at the.
meeting or have forgotten their promise.
We believe 1t was a move in the right
direction and all parents who have the
good of their children at heart and believe
In civic reform should see to it that at
least those of their household are not
or the streets after the stated time.
Mr.. and Mrs. olsn left Thursday for
their home in Bradford.
f. f. Daubenspeck and sou Charles
business visitors in Tylersburg
Saturday.
Ora Kinch took several friends down to
Tionests Saturday evening Tor an auto
ride.
Lynch.