The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-04-22
Kellettville.

Kathleen Daubenspeck returned last
week from four months visit with rel
atives in Texas.
Fifty-four of Mrs. VIM. Tobey's friends
remembered her with post cards on her
birthday, aud she has asked me to ex-
press her thanks for the same.
Mrs. Albert Cook and Mrs. Scott Will
son of Bluejsy camp were between, train
shoppers in town Tuesday.
The w. G. T. U. met at the home of
Mrs. Geo. Klinestiver Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. Ida Nash acting as hostess,
furnished good lunch, after the subject
OF purity was discussed. The next meet.
ing will be at the home of Mrs. Fl. b.
Dotterrer, on Aprit 30. The subject will
be railroad work, and the leaders are
Mrs. W. l.. Watson and Mrs. W. II. Dot
terrer.
A special train from Sheffield passed
through town Tuesday morning taking
E. s. Collins, of Ostrander, Wash, to his
fathers death bed.
EAOu AhOA'ouButOh VI ANVoiu'h
was business visitor in town Monday.
Mrs. r. W. Whitehill had as her guest
the first of the week her sister, Mrs.
Healy and son, of Bradford, and as over.
Sunday guests her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Klinestiver of Sheffield.
When it comes to peep-frogs Kellett-
vile has one on Tionesla, for they have
been entertained by the real article for
over a week. The cold weather silencing
them for a few days, they again appeared
on Friday.
The nice weather Tuesday tempted
several of tho people to try out their
autoes, but they found the roads very
rough. On Saturday Ora Kiach and
Reed Detsr ran to Mayburg in their cars,
each taking load up to take in the ball
game. Wade Simpson and F. j. Hender-
son also tried out their new cars.
The reading given at the school house
Friday evening by young lady from
Erie was enjoyed by those present, but
the attendance was not great enough to
make 1t a financial success to those in
charge. They realized little more than ex
penses.
The musical students of Mrs. Warren
Jones will give a recital in the school
house Wednesday evening, April 20. The
program will include pupils from May
burg, Porkey and Kellettville. They
have spent considerable time and work on
preparing their program and invite every
one to come and hear the music. A silver
offering will be taken to pay on the piano
Chas Mimm's are improving their
residence with new porch,
Several of the friends of Mrs. Maude
Berlin met with her Wednesday even
inL with we'll filled tureens and helped
her celebrate her birthday,
Fl. B. Watson has moved his family
back on their farm up Fork run.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Lyle,
Thursday, a son.
Mrs. G. Y. Detsr was Sheffield visitor
Saturday. She was accompanied home
by Mrs. e. Wilson, who was her guest
over Sunday.
Robert Proudht of Sergeant visited his
brother-in. law, Wade Simpson, over
Sunday. He expects to stay and work on
the mil for the present, aud may move
his family to town.
Miss Margaret Frampton was down
from May and spent Sunday with
Mrs, Frank Nash. Prof. Terrill was also
In town over Sunday.
Mrs. Bingham OF Nebraska visited Mrs.
John Blum on Saturday.
Alva Watson returned to State College
Saturday. p. A. Frost lett Tor that place
on Tuesday previous.
A number ofthe men in town arose
early Sunday morning and took hike
up the branch, returning about 9 o'clock
with good appetite for break fast. Moth
ing like morning hike to tone up the
appetite.
The special train Monday morning to
take the people to Mr.. Collins funeral
was Ealf hour late coming into town.