The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-03-18
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were pleased to witness the eclipse of the
moon Wednesday night.
Thomas knight has been confined to
his home for few days on account of a
had cold.
Mrs. George Shepard and daughter
Opal were Warren shoppers Saturday.
Mrs. John Davis Is seriously i'll with
asthma.
Mrs. Mike Carroll of this place re-
ceived telegram that her daughter was
very Ill, also that she (her daughter) was
on her way home.
Helen Deshner, while playing on the
school ground Friday afternoon, fell from
a fence and hurt her left shoulder.
l.. d, Smith had the misfortune to run
a nail in his foot. One of the Italians re-
ceived the same injury.
A number of the ladies of this town
visited at the home of Mrs. Alfred Carl
son, Friday afternoon. Before leaving a
fine luncheon was served by the latter,
which consisted OF many dainties.
F. X. Brown, who spends quite a bit
of the winter in Clarion, is back at this
place seeing to business.
Mrs. Henry Slakely spent the after
noon with Mrs. WIN. Deshner, Thursday.
The Misses Tressa Hendrickson and
Lottie Deshner attended preaching in the
F. NJ. church at Kellettville, Wednesday
night. They were the Ru' SITS of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Blum over night.
Mrs. Chss. Grant has been sick with q
bad cold for few days.
Dewey McMsrtin was Sheffield shop
per Tuesday.
The sad news reached this place Friday
morning of the death of Mrs. VIM. Detar
of Kellettville. The people Of this plsce
were shocked, as the death occurred 30
suddenly.
Rev. Henry Smsllenberger aud daugh-
ter Esther of Kellettville attended the
prayermeeting held in the NJ. f. church
Wednesday evening
Mrs. Fitzgerald and her two grsndsons,
Arthur and Russell, Of Nebraska, were
guests of the formers daughter, Mrs. g.
F. Walters. the latter part of the week.
Prof. Terrill visited old friends in Kel.
lettville Friday night and Saturday fore
noon, returning to this place Saturday p.
IN. on the 1:45 trsin.
wonder what the attraction is in this
place for some of the Newtown people7
Call again; you will be welcomed any
time.
Mrs. S. d. Cook was a Kellettyille
shopper Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas Plyler and children of
Hsllton are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Plyler for few days.
Some people are disappointed when
they have planned for a sleigh ride and
then can't go, while others take such
things in fun, although the people who
are disappointed should certainly have
some sympathy, "because it was too
bad"
Mrs. Kifer of Scotch Hill 10 visiting her
'on, Emerson, of this place. She expects
% leave for Frewsburg in a short time to
visit her other son, Harry, and family.
Mrs. John McMsrtin was the guest of
her parents at Glen Hazel for few days.
Miss Hazel Copeland, a student In the
Kellettville high school, was guest OF
Miss Edna Smith over Sunday.
James Babb visited his brother Clifford
and family at Truemsns, Saturday, re-
turning with his grip Sunday. He looked
like "Weary Willie," but was only one
of the schoolmates.
A number Of the young boys of this
place were entertained Saturday night at
the Ross home. All had an enjoyable
time.
Miss Tresss Hendrickson entertained
number of her young friends Saturday
evening, among whom was her brother
Ernest, who served ice cream and cake,
seasoned with his old time jokes and
laughter. While other people thought
the weather was getting quite warm, the
game of "freeze out" was
played, but the Newtown people have the
staying qualities. Those present from
this town were, NJ iss Gertrude Antico,
E. E. Hendrickson, Margaret Frsmpton,
Warren Cook and Mary Antico. The
guest was Warren Jones and
the outdoor CUES was Dewey Carpenter.
at a very late hour they all
reported a good time and are anxious TO
call again.
Mrs. A. NJ. VanMarter is on tho sick
list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Campbell were
guests of relatives at Grand Valley over
Sunday.
A. II. Hunter, our jolly conductor on
the S. & T. railroad, has left for Pitts
burgh and other cities, where he will
spend his annual vacation.
E. Z. Hendrickson left for Norwich,
Pa, Monday morning, where he expects
to engage in work. Sorry to have you
leave us, but the old saying is, ~ can't
always be with you"
Newtown Mills.
Clair Smathers attended church at Kel-
lettville Sunday evening.