The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-09-02
Kellettville.

Mrs. Almena Plstt of westfield was the
guest of Dauphine Smallenberger during
the week.
John Merchant has been on the sick
list for the past week.
Mrs. Bernice Shimmel came down
from Warren and spent sunday with hei
mother, Mrs. NJ. Wilson.
The schools opened Monday with the
following teachers In charge: High
school-Prof. j. l.. Simmons, Margaret
Goodfellow and Howard Gsyley; grades
-Bess Sigworth. Hazel Morrison, Au.
gusta Brewer, Evelyn Kiser and Dau.
phine Smallenberger.
Lauretta Dunkle goes to Newtown,
Verns Miller to Msyburg, and Kate
Guenther to Porkey.
| Funeral services we're conducted at the
family home Wednesday evening for the
late G. r. johnson by Rev. ]. F. SchereI
of Endesvor, assisted by Rev. Henry
Smsllen berger. Friends from Tionesta,
May burg, Whig Hill, and his home town
filed the house, the porch and yard, 10
pay their last tribute Of respect TO the
departed. The floral offerings spoke OF
the many friends who remembered him
and the family. On Thursday morning
the friends, with the following bearers,
W. l.. Watson, Geo. Klinestiver, DR.. @.
Y. Detsr, w. A. Kribbs, Andrew Spsrg-
Ter and H. B. Dotterrer. went by train to
Sheffield where they laid him to rest.
Relatives from out OF town who attended
the funeral were. Mrs. Sarah johnson,
Mrs. Fred Fsrr OF Elniira, N. y; Homer
Johnson of Lswrenceville, H.; Ralph
Johnson of Chicago Heights, ILL.,; Mr..
and Mrs. o. @. Beers and daughters,
Minnie and Msude, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
Beers OF Johnsonburg, Pa; J. W. John
son and family of Harrison Valley, Pa;
Mr.. aud Mrs o. l.. johnson of Sheffield,
and Mr.. and Mrs. II. e. Murphy OF Ridg-
way, Pa.
On Friday afternoon Mrs.W. A. Kribbs,
assisted by Mesdsmes Geo. Klinestiver,
W. l.. Watson and II. b. Dotterrer, en-
tertsined the Helping Hand and a few
other friends in honor of Mrs. r. Lorom,
who left Saturday for her future home in
Salamanca, N. Y. Mrs. l.. Arner, Mrs.
j. F. Ray, Julia Lohmeyer, Mrs. r. W.
Whitehill and Mrs. f. v. Hendrickson
assisted in serving. There we're fifty-one
present and a good lunch was enjoyed,
after which farewell was rendered Mrs.
Lorom, and all departed with good wish
es for her future happiness and words OF
praise for the afternoons entertainment.
Mrs. VIM. Watson was Sheff1eld vis-
itor Tuesday.
Miss Kate Guenther and Roe Weller
were shopping In Warren Tuesday.
Miss Matte Webber OF Union City has
been visiting old friends in town for the
past week.
E. E. Daubenspeck's family drove to
Tylersburg Sunday and brought Mrs.
Daubenspeck's sister Of Bradford back
with them for q short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs, F. j. Henderson and
Dsuphine Smsllen berger were Erie vis-
itors Friday.
Plummer Wilson, Julia Silzle, W. A.
Kinch's family and Mr.. and Mrs. W, E.
Csrbaugh took in the picnic at Venus,
Thursday.
Ruth Watson spent several days at her
uncle's at Venus and took In the picnic.
O. e. Rupert Of Porkey was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. E. Gillespie over
Sunday.
A booming serensde was rendered Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Brown, Saturday night,
at the home of the BRIDES parents, Mr..
aud Mrs. Christ Tomadson, the bride be-
ing their daughter, Leons.
Amelia Sibble of Tionesta was guest
of Mae Barnes and Mary Harrington
from Friday until Monday.
Mrs. Asa Barnes entertained twenty
one of her daughter Macs girl and boy
friends Saturday afternoon, to celebrate
her birthday.
Mrs. Geo. Parker Ia on the sick list
again this week.
Mrs. Bernice Shinmel returned to
Warren to be present at the Eastern Star
reception Wednesday.
Florence Pope spent the week with
friends at Sheffield.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tobey OF FRANKLIN
called on Mrs. Mary Tobey during the
week.