The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-08-26
Kellettville.

The poverty social given by the Vctors
in the hall last week netted them 1872 %
which betrayed all the expenses of the
camping week.
On Wednesday afternoon the W. G. T.
U. held their annual picnic at the home
of Mrs. Frank Nash at Mayburg. II
was very pleasant day and the beauti.
fol grove just back OF the house made an
ideal place to put the long table which
was loaded with goodies enough to feed
the thirty.fve who surrounded it and
have some left. A very pleasant day
was the verdict of all present. The next
meeting will be held at the home of Mrs.
VIM. Fitzgerald and the business of the
meeting will be to elect officers and sp-
poiut superntendents for the coming
year. A good attendance is expected at
this meeting. 1t is the business OF every
member to be present.
Mrs. Mary Tobey and Ernestine Catlin
went TO Sheffield Saturday to take in the
Catlin reunion.
Willis Dunkle is taking his vacation
from his work in the company Office and
is spending 1t in visiting friends and
taking pleasure trip.
Mrs. Geo. Klinestiver and Mrs. F. V.
Hendrickson entertained the active men,
bers of the Silent Six and their husbands
al the formers home, Tuesday evening.
All report an enjoyable time and a sump-
tuous lunch.
Adnison Bauer of Warren was down
the first of the week shaking hands with
old friends and visiting his sister. in law,
Mrs. W. @, Silze. Telford and Dorothy
were down over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chss. Whitmore OF Kit
tanning are with the formers sister, Mrs.
K. Il. Daubenspeck, this week.
Lester Mesly and Miss Sigworth of
Clarion county were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. W. A. Kinch, Sunday.
4. Il. and Charles Daubenspeck were
business visitors in Clarion county dur
ing the week aud the latter spent Sunday
with his class at Tidioute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Albaugh and the
different members OF their family, with
their families, attended a reunion of the
Albaugb family at Endesvor, Friday.
Mrs. F. Z. Harkless aud daughter
Lorain went to Clarion county Friday for
a short visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Simpson and Mr..
and Mrs, Robert Proudfit and daughter
Sarah were called to Ssrgesnt Friday by
the death of a sister-in-lsw.
Mrs. Wm. Watson and daughie. F.cs-
sic visited her brother a, Eudesvor dur
ing the week.
Mrs. Lorom and children went to SsIs-
mancs, Wednesday, but fudiug lhs, she
could have her house right away she re.
turned to finish packing and will ship
her goods the last of this week.
The Victors enjoyed a msrshmsllow
toast in the grove Thursday evening, a
treat given by FIVE of the boys of the
class. They all pronounce it some good
time.
Charles Pope, while working at the
mill Thursday, was struck by piece of
timber and his collar bone was broken.
His shoulder and ankle were also quite
badly bruised, which will lay him up for
several weeks.
On Friday Floyd Hopkins, while at
work at Blue Jay camp, fell on the rail-
road track. He managed to roll off all
but his one foot. The engine which was
coming ran over his ankle, crushing it.
He was brought home where Drs. Detar
and Serrill dressed his injuries and on
Saturday morning his father and DR..
Serrill took him to the Emergency hos
pital at Warren. THE latest word from
the hospital is to the effect that the sur
geons will save the young mans loot,
but that the injured leg will be somewhat
shorter than the other.-ED.l
The same day Eugene Letter had his
arm broken between the elbow and wrist
while cranking an automobile.
DR.. w. W. Serrill, Julia Lohmeyer and
r, W. Whitehill joined the lstter's wife,
who has been with friends at the lake for
the past week, and will be guests of the
campers this week.
Mrs. Bernice Shimmel is in Warren.