The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-06-10
Kellettville.

Kane hospital, visited his sister, Mrs.
Scott Smith, during the week.
Mrs. Edward Merchant of Msyburg
was the guest OF her cousin, Mrs, Wade
Simpson, on Wednesday.
Gerald Shimmel. reported on the sick
list week, is suffering from typhoid fever.
Mr.. Lorom has been quite poorly for
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mesly and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank autoed up from Clarion
county Sunday and visited the ladies'
brother and sister, W. A. Kinch and
Mrs. II. B. Watson.
Mrs. Mary Flynn is helping out as
cook at the hotel this week.
Miss Amer, having secured a position
as teacher in the Clarion schools, has re-
signed her position here.
The following young people from town
spent Sunday at Hermit Springs: Messrs.
Glenn aud William Shaw, Ray Weller,
Harold Fitzgerald, Lloyd Price, Walter
Wilson, aud the Misses Edna Smith,
Ethel Rich, Rachel Hunter, Ruth Hulett,
Irene Philips and Coral Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Shaner of Salem
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kribbs
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Henderson and Mr..
aud Mrs. Lewis Arner were Tionesta
visitors Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Simpson autoed to
Tionesta Sunday afternoon.
The company is putting in sewer to
carry off the waste water from the houses
on Church street.
The M. e. Sunday school Is preparing
to celebrate Children's Day on June 2lst.
A ministerial meeting is announced for
June % and 20. Bishop Burt will be
here on the last day and preach two SER
mons, afternoon and evening.
The mems Bible class royalty enter
tanned the ladies' class at the hall Friday
evening. A short entertainment was
given, consisting of several selections
from an orchestra composed OF Augusta
Brewer, pisnist, James Flynn and Reed
Detar, cornetists, and Arch Horner, from
bone; solo by Clarence Jenkins, read
ings by Dauphine Smallenberger, and
Mr.. Bathurst of Clarington, who had
been secured as entertainer for the eve
ming. After the entertainment straw
berries, ice cream, cake and coffee were
served. The decorations were red and
white and the national colors, and were
very tastefully arranged. Pink and
white carnations were used for favors and
as table bouquets. Every one present
expressed themselves as delighted with
their evening.
On Thursday evening the rain changed
the program of the Keystone entertain
ment of the Cleaners. three course
supper was served by the boys in the
school house, which was pronounced by
the ladies and their friends about the
best ever.
Mrs. Albert Dunkle entertained the
Jolly Five on Wednesday afternoon, but
it was only jolly four this time, one of
the members, Vera Day, being out of
town, having been with her grandmother
in Shippensville for the past week. The
girls report a royal entertainment and a
jolly time.
Mrs. Chss. Pope, who has been ailing
for some time, is not improving as well
as she feels she should, and If no im-
provement is noticed In the near future
she is advised to go to a hospital fo-
treatment
Kellettvile expects to celebrate the
Fourth of July this year, meetings hav-
ing been announced to arrange for same
Mrs. NJ. f. Catlin was the guest of Mrs.
Mary Flynn, Wednesday.
The DR.. Davis house is being treated to
coat of paint.
Quite an extensive annex is being
added to the hotel.
Doraluls Gents, who has been visiting
her aunts for the past month, returned
to her home in Tionesta, Saturday. She
was accompanied by Mary Rumensetter,
who was her guest over Sunday.
Charles Dsubenspeck and Miss May
Ssnner of Tionests sutoed to Marienville
Sunday, returning home by Kellettville,
where they took lunch with the formers
mother.
Bertha Spsngler came down from Shelf
field and spent Sunday with friends.
Mrs. e. Wilson of Sheffield was the
guest af Mr.. and Mrs. f. V, Hendrickson.
Augusta Brewer returned to her home
at Clarington, Thursday.
Howard Gayley is attending COM
mencement at W. Il j. college. He
thinks cf returning to work here this
summer,
Mr.. Carson of West Hickory came over
on his motor cycle Sunday and spent the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Siggins.
Mary Arnold has spent the past week
visiting in Oil City and Hickory.
Mrs. W. A. Kinch went to Clarion
county Sunday to stay week with her
mother.
Mrs. Il. E. Dsubenspeck and grandson
Ralph we're Sheffield and Warren visitors
during the week.
H. b. Dotterrer, Harry Wilson. Law
renee Dunkle and Winfield Zerbe went
to Sheffield Saturday evening with some
freight.