The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-04-29
Kellettville.

Mrs. g. r. johnson and daughter, Mrs.
Il. E. Murphy. who has been her guest
for the past month, went to Sheffield
Thursday and spent the day, the former
returning home again in the evening
while the latter went on to her home at
Ridgway. Mrs. johnson left again Mon.
day and will spend the week in Sheffield.
Mr.. Johnson and Mr.. and Mrs. J. C.
Cunningham and children went up Tues.
day noon. where they are all attending
the wedding of Hannah johnson, which
will be solem nized 10 the Catholic church
this Wednesday morning. 29lh.
Mrs. W. L. Watson spent several days
in Warren and North Warren during the
week.
Harry Shsw's baby has been quite sick
for the past week but is improving.
Roy Berlin, OF Nisgsrs Falls, n. Y.
was In town several days during the
week, coming down to visit bis wife who
has spent the past month with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Philips, and to see the
new boy who will be calling him papa in
the near future.
VIM. Hartman was in town Saturday
and placed his goods on the car to be
shipped to the new camp above Msybuig,
where they expect to keep boarders.
Prof. and Mrs. J. l.. Simmons, and
Margaret Goodfellow. were Warren Wis.
itors Saturday.
Mrs. Sarah Shaw had birthday Satur-
day and her friends remem bered her with
post cards.
Olive Wolf was a business visitor in
Warren Monday.
Rachel Hunter spent Tuesday in Ne.
brasks and did fine business in fitting
the ladies of that place with hats. She al.
so spent Thursday at Msyburg.
The Y. P. BIS met at the home of Irene
Philips Saturday evening.
The regular monthly business meeting
Of the Helping Hand Bible class will be
beld iu the mems room at The NJ. +.
church Saturday at 2:SO. The l.. T. l..
will meet in the church at the same hour.
A baby boy came TO gladden. the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Blyler on Friday.
1t sounds good to the people of Kellett-
vile to hear the whistles all blowing
again. the new mill having been started
the first OF the week.
F. V. Hendrickson leaves this week
for Nova Scotia, where be has secured
more lucrative position as mscbiuist. Ifl
he is satisfied with thu position after
working there few weeks be will move
bis family there.
Mrs. F. j. Henderson received word |
from Mesdville that there was a great
of the National Guards of that
place, Of which her son Rex is a member,
being called to the Mexican border, and |
she Immediately left for Mesdville, where
she has spent the past week with her son.
The young ladies bible class, of which |
Mrs. c. Y. Detsr is teacher, met with |
heir teacher, and Miss Julia Silzle rs in
Vited guest, at the home of the Misses
Neds and Nellie Detsr Friday evening,
where they spent q pleasant hour with
heir needle work after which q very
empting luncheon was served by the
lostesses, who were ably assisted by
Amy Sslsds. At a former meeting a very
centerpiece, on which Miss Olive
Wolfe had spent thirteen years work and |
lad not yet completed, was secreted away
Ind turned up at this meeting in the |
work bag Of very innocent person, who |
bad TO take the punishment meted out by |
he class for the ofiense. But before the |
'lose of the evening the real culprit was
discovered and received her share of the
A portion of the evening
VAS spent 10 writing a story about this
syent, each lady writing line. When it
was put together they had the following:
Thirteen girls OF the Cleaner bunch
Met at the hotel Deiar for lunch;
They were all jolly bunch
And enjoyed fiue lunch;
With l3 in the bunch,
And a center piece they stole,
That was l3 years old,
So the story was told;
Bot who was so bold
That belongs to this fold?
On the thirteenth Olive caught cold,
And she is getting pretty old,
But nevertheless she is good as gold,
And when she found out it had been told