The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-01-07
Kellettville.

III, LOT we can peep llttIe YET Sno"
shovels were kept pretty busy all day
Sunday, keeping the paths 80 that they
would not get so deep that business
would be blockaded on Monday. There
was about % inches of snow fell Saturday
night and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Simpson spent
Christmas with friends at Ssrgeant.
Mrs. Geo. Klinestiver and two sons
Gordon and Alton were Warren visitors
Saturday.
Miss June Dykes. of the University Of
Michigan at Ann Arbor, who was visit.
ing her parents at Kane, was the guest OF
her cousin, Miss Edith Gsyley, over
Sunday.
Alta Jensen, who is employed in the
Newbone Corset factory in Cory, was
homo to spend Christmas with her par
ents. returning to her work sgain last
Friday.
W. A. Kinch's family spent Christmas
with Mrs. Kinch's mother In Clarion
ct unity.
Mr.. Ransom, who was laid up for
week from the effects OF a fall, was able
to 70 to work again at the depot last
week. Fred Klinestiver and Willis
Dunkle filled his place during his en-.
forced absence.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Hopki ins, .
boy.
DR.. aud Mrs. II. l. Davis and son
Kenneth of Chicors, visited Mrs. Davis
brother, Jay Csilin, and other friends in
town over Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. c. Y. Detar and two
children, Russell and Margaret, left FRI
day for Philadelphia, where the doctor
expects TO take a six weeks course OF
lectures specializing on the eye, ear and
throat. They have engaged rooms for
light housekeeping while there. Reed
and his grandmother, Mrs. Mshl, are
keeping house during their absence.
Shern Kelley has moved his family
from the new mill into Mrs. Hsrrington's
rooms, and Harry Wilson moved into
the house he vacated.
Reuben Johnson of Ridgwsy was the
guest oil Alfred Johnson's family dur
ing the week.
Willis Dunkle and Charles Dauben-
speck have taken short vacation and
are improving this opportunity to make
an extended visit with fIiends out of
town.
B. Shots of Leeper was the guest OF
Albert Dunkle's family during the week.
The new mill has shut down for two or
three months for repairs. Those of the
crew not needed on the repair work will
be sent to the woods to cut chemical
wood.
Mrs. E. e. Daubenspeck gave family
dinner on Christmas, at which her grand
son, Gerald Elmer Watson, ate his first
Christmas dinner.
At a meeting of the Sunday school
board of the NJ. 4. Sunday School, Thurs
day evening, the old officers we're all re-
elected to serve for another year, except
the assistant uperintendent, to which
Miss Kate Guenther was newly elected.
Christmas in the NJ. K. Sunday School
WAS noted for its liberal gifts and the
spirit Of liberality which prevailed in the
giving. The Helping Hand or ladies'
class presented the pastor and wife with
a set of leather dining chairs, their teach
or set of sterling tea spoons, and the
president cut glass salad bowl. a silver
meat fork and a handkerchief. The
mems class presented the pastor with
leather library chair and their teacher
gold coin. Gold coins were also given to
the superintendent, secretary and or
ganist. The teachers were unusually
liberal in their gifts to the classes and
received good gifts in return.
Merle Spencer was up from Oil City
and spent Sunday in town.
Ivan Carbsugh, who is working on the
railroad In Oil City, spent the past week
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. E.
Carbaugh.
Mrs. F. ]. Henderson spent Christmas
with her son in Meadville.
Miss Nellie Detsr is visiting friends in
Oil City for few weeks.
Mrs. Prather of Frank lin was a visitor
in town and spent the night with Mrs.
w. Il. Dotterrer.
The livery barn was somewhat shy in
rigs Sunday, the most OF the horses being
out ON trips where they we're storm
stayed.
Reed Detar, Roland Carbaugh, Ruth
Wilson and Valrae Day started to drive
to Nebraska, Sunday, but found the
snow so deep they were compelled to re-
turn home again,