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

Miss Nellie Myers of Westport. is vis-
iting Albert Dunkle's family and MIR.
and Mrs. Wade Simpson this week.
Andrew Christensen visited his home
at Cherry Grove over Sunday.
Mrs. Il. Wilson was down from Shef.
field duriug the week.
Mrs. 2. Starner and Mrs. Scott Wilson
of Blue Jay camp were shopping in town
Tuesday and Wednesday and spent the
night with Mrs. Dixon.
Ralph Cook drove over from Tionesta
with secondhand Buick car and left it
with DR.. w. W. Serrill to use until a new
one can be secured from the factory fer
him.
Mrs. r. w. Whitehil is able to be
about the house again and the nurse has
gone home. Gerald Shimmel is also able
to be out.
Mrs. W. L. Watson and daughter Aida
and Miss Julia Silzle were Warren vis-
itors Thursday, going over in Kincb's
car.
The jolly Five Thin BILE Club were en-
tertsined at the home OF Aida Watson on
Wednesday afternoon. The girls always
have pleasant afternoon, this one being
enlivened by three guests.
Some twenty ministers attended the
district conference held Monday and
Tuesday. Although II was a dissppoint-
ment to the people when the Bishop did
not come, all were pleased with the con-
vention, which was pronounced a very
pleasant affair both by the visitors and
the town people. All the candidates who
took the examination passed successfully.
Warren Jones of Newtown was one of
the applicants for local preachers license
and will assist Rev. Henry Smallenberge
by looking after the Minister church.
We are to have a spell of the movies in
town this week. The tents were pitched
Monday.
Mrs. John Blum spent the week with
friends at Endesvor and Hickory.
Twin boys came to the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. WIN. Hsrkless on Wednesday.
Mrs. Wilbur Miller is entertaining her
sister this week.
Viola Manderville, who has been visit
Ing her sister, Mrs. Geo. Parker, for the
past month, returned to her home in
Brookvile last week.
Mrs. d. Vanderwork of Frewsburg, N. |
Y, Ethel Vsnderwork of Oklahoma, and |
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. F. Catlin of Minister,
were guests of Mrs. Mary Tobey during
the week. The first mentioned is sister
Of Mr.. Catlin.
Marion Cstln of Jefferson, Ohio, came
during the week for a short visit with her
Mrs. Tobey.
Mrs. Lewis Arner is in Marienville
this week, the guest of her parents.
Miss Myrtle Lyman of Sheffield visited
her cousin, Mrs. r. W. Whitehill, over
Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. G. Y. Detar and children,
Russell and Margaret, were Fryburg Wis
tors Sunday.
Lsngdon Day has been on the sick list
for the past few days.
Rsynor Lorom, son of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Lorom of Kellettville, was born at Cas-
orlsnd, n. Y, May 81, 1898. and died in
he Bradford hospital, June 81, 1914, of
Infection in the blood stream. Funeral
services were held in Salamanca, N. Y,
June oath, with interment in the ceme-
cry there. Rsynor was one of our high
school boys and although he was in poor
health all winter he was very anxious
'bout his work. Whenever his health
permitted he was found in the school
-oom. Five weeks before his death he
was taken to the Bradford hospital for
treatment but nothing could be done for
him. He became anxious to see his
mother and wrote for her to come. She |
left the bedside of his father to go to see |
him and was with him when he died. |
His two sisters, Margaret and Edna, and |
two of his intimate friends, William and |
Herbert Watson, attended the funeral. |
Raynor had host of friends who regret |
his early demise The family also have
he sympathy of the entire community |
n their great sorrow.