The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-03-18
Kellettville.

week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Catlin we're down
from Minister and spent the day with
Mr.. and Mrs. Chss. Pope, Monday.
Andrew Spsngler moved his family to
Four Mile camp, where they will look
after the boarding house for the present.
VIM. Burdick moved out of the boarding
house on Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Watson, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Silzle, Mr.. aud Mrs. +. Bsb-
cock and son Kenneth, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Grove and Mesdames Lyle, Paul and
Flynn attended the golden wedding of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Wolfe on Whig
Hill, Tuesday. All report a good time
aud lots of good eats. OF course Mr..
Watson was somewhat disappointed
when he was gallantly escorting the bride
OF fifty years to the table to have the
missing bridegroom appear and step into
his place.
Twenty-Five of the ladies of the Help
ing Hand Bible Glass took q seighride
Tuesday evening and attended revival
meeting services at the Nebraska church.
Rev. and Mrs. .Smsllenberger drove down
in the afternoon. The rest all being
small women were able TO go down In
one load. 1t was an ideal night, the
sleighing was fine, and all enjoyed the
ride as well as the services.
Charles Ray was up from Fern City
and spent portion of the week with his
brother, J. f. Ray.
Mr.. and Mrs, Wm. II. Harrison were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Blum Tues
day. driving up from Tionests.
Vinton Mealy went TO Clarion county
Wednesday 10 meet his wife and chill
dren, who were returning from a weeks
visit.
The boys have been having consdera-
BILE sport for the last week flying kites.
They have been quite successful, as the
kites stay up in the air almost like q
balloon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Arner entertained
few of their friends, known among
themselves as the "silent six" and their
families, at luncheon Wednesday eve-
ming 10 honor of the lstter's sister, Mrs.
Ludwig, who is ber house guest.
Mrs. Clyde weiser entertained her
mother, Mrs. Hoover, the past week
Olive Wolfe returned from Buffalo
Thursday and is getting things ready to
on IN hons l. aanin1 and ucaLa m d;anlau
of her new goods. Everybody is anxious
to know what those huge boxes contain.
Two of the workmen from Coleman's
mill brought the log engine up wednes-
day for repairs, returning home again on
Saturday. Harry Zents, one OF the work.
men, took this opportunity to visit bis
auuts, Mrs. Wade Simpson and Mrs,
VIM. Maxwell.
Vivian Digle left Saturday for Ashta-
buls, Ohio, where she expects to make
her home with her aunt for the present.
Martin Frill was up from Lickingville
Friday, bringing thirteen pigs for the
Salmon Creek meat market. Friday,
18th, lS pigs. Nothing in signs. Don't
be afraid to eat them.
James Flynn, Marjorie Nash, Clare
Smathers and Esther Smsllenberger
drove to Nebraska Saturday evening.
r. W. Whitehill was at Truemans dur
ing the week taking invoice. Thursday
being his birthday his wife went up and
spent the day with his mother, where he
was at home during his stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chss. Price we're called
to Garland during the week by the death
OF the formers sister and the illness Of
the latters mother.
new piano was placed in the high
school during the week, purchased with
the proceeds of the lecture course. The
piano was purchased from F. f. Harkles
and makes the second one he has placed
since taking the agency a few months
ago.
w. L. W stson and Dewey Detar were
Tionesta visitors Friday.
Ray Detar came up from Fryburg with
undertaken Fowler, Friday, and re-
mained over, going back with the funeral
party Sunday.
A we'll was completed up the branch
Thursday which will make a small gas
ser.
Mrs. Saltsgiver, who is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. E. f. Dsubenspeck, has
been on the sick list for the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Kinch were called
to Fryburg Sunday to attend the funeral
of relative.
At the devotional meeting of the league
service Sunday evening eleven new
members were secured, which makes
twenty.seven members added thus far
this year.
Mrs. Ralph Bailey and two children of
Youngstown, Ohio, are guests of Mrs.
James Smith this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Fitzgerald and
daughter were up from Nebraska Sun
day as guests of the formers brother,
William. His mother and Ernest's two
boys came on Friday and stayed over.
Rev. II. Smallenberger attended the
funeral OF Mrs. Detsr at Fryburg, Sun
day. f. V. Hendrickson filled his sp-
pointmeDt during his absence.
F. V. Hendrickson and Alvin Sallada
conducted services at Msyburg Sunday
evening.
Harry Smith of Msyburg spent Sun
day with the Dunkle family.
Chas. Daubenspeck returned from his
visit the last OF the week
Basket Ball At Clarington.