The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-06-17
Kenettville.


The Misses Margaret Lorom and Anna
Lease are home from Pittsburgh on a
two weeks vacation from the hospital,
where they are taking course In nurs-
ing. Margaret stopped over for few
days at the Warren hospital, where her
brother, Raynor, has been taking treat
ment. She reports her brother improv-
ing.
Mrs. Jerry Jones and children, who
were visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
IL. B. Watson, left for their home in
Warren Thursday.
Last Tuesday the heat was so intense
on the board yard that two of the work.
men, Messrs. Rudolph and Wolfgang,
were overcome by the heat,
DR.. Bsngert, with his wife and mother,
of Shippensville, stopped in town
Wednesday. They we're going home
from Mayburg, where they had spent the
week fishing.
The W. G. T. U. met at Mrs. e. f.
Daubenspeck' Wednesday afternoon and
discussed parliamentary rules, after
which a lunch was served by the hostess
The next meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. Rich.
When Mrs. Sekns was in Meadville
recently she attended moving up day at
Allegheny College and saw one of our
town boys, Melvin Dotterrer, take his
place in the senior class.
Mrs. John Sllzle aud Mrs. w. C. Silzle
were Warren visitors on Monday.
Varie Day went to Shippensville Sun
day TO stay with her grandmother and
Vera returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Simpson autoed to
Sergeant Saturday and spent the week
end with friends.
Mrs. Snyder came up from Tionesta
during the week and will be at home
with her daughter, Mrs. Robert Proudft,
for the present.
Mrs. Andrew Spsugler and Henrietta
Kifer were down from Four Mile camp
over Suddsy.
Ronald Spangler and family, OF Derry,
are expected this week to spend week
with his parents and other relatives and
friends in town.
The Willing Workers will hold an ice
cream social in the hall Friday evening.
Everybody invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Henderson, Mrs. +.
B. Robbins and Dauphine Smallenberger
sutoed to jamestown, N. Y, last Friday.
On Sunday Mr.. Henderson's father and
Mr.. and Mrs. Middleton came over from
East Hickory, and in the afternoon they
all returned to Hickory in f. J.'s car.
Mrs. C. Y. Detsr and children, Reed
and Margaret, and Mr.. and Mrs. F. V.
Hendrickson and son Roger we're Shelf
field visitors Friday.
Alva Watson came home from State
College during the week. He came by
way of Meadville, where he spent three
days at Allegheny College.
The boys were beaten 10 hard fought
battle on the ball ground Saturday after
noon by the Tionesta team. After IN
eleven inning game the score stood 16ll
in favor of the visitors.
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the town was aroused by the fire whistle.
A good crowd of people responded and it
was found that an old barn belonging to
the company was nearly consumed. 1t
was very still and no other damage was
done more than to burn the chicken coop
on the Nelson lot and scorch the garden
on Robert Proudfirs lot. After watching
it fall in the people dispersed, thankful
that 1t was no worse.
This was a week of class meetings.
Monday night Paul Daubenspeck was
reminned that it was his birthday by
meeting of his class. Friday evening the
Victors met at the home of Howard Blum,
the Cleaners at the home of Lulu Shaw,
and the Truth Seekers at the home of
Ethel Rich. The latter class elected The
following officers: President, Dewey
Detar; vice president, Base Jenkins; sec
retary, Mary Dunkle; assistant secretary,
Catherine Ransom; treasurer, VIM. Wat
son.
Mrs. Chas. Pope expects to leave this
week for jamestown, N. Y, where she
will enter the hospital Tor treatment.
The Misses Hsugh and Mccullough
called on Miss Dauphine Smallenberger
during the week.
Frank Nash expects to move his family
to Mayburg the last of the month.
Olive Wolfe read a very interesting re-
port of the convention at Clarington, on
Sunday morning. The report was pre-
pared by the delegates, Olive and Mary
Dunkle, and showed that the girls we're
on their job and captured the good things
that were given.
There will be a ministerial meeting |
held in the M. e. church, Monday and |
Tuesday, June % aud 20.
Dauphine Smallenber leaves the
last of the week for Garland, where she |
will visit over Sunday, going on to Edin-
boro to take in the commencement next |
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pope of Cherry |
Grove visited the formers uncle, Charles |
Pope, Sunday.
Mrs. j. F. Ray and children are visit
ing In Tionests this week.
Adelaide Watson had a picnic on the
island with her friends Thursday.
W. A. Kinch and family and Mary
Dunkle attended church at the Washing
church Sunday afternoon.
Chas. Daubenspeck and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Blyler and son Wayne, sutoed to
Tylersburg Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom and children
visited friends at Fisher Sunday. Reed
Detar took them over i'm his car