The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-04-08
Kellettville.

MIS- "h' WhtSOu WAS u DuSlu6sb Wis
itOr in Sheffield on Tuesday and +. "
Hendrickson and wife were up las
Wednesday.
James Flynn and Carroll Berlin were
Warren visitors Friday.
Dora Sutley Of Ross Run was visitor
In town Thursday, being the guest oi
Mrs. J. Blum.
Emma Rudolph of Newtown visited
her sister, Mrs. VIM. Watson, Thursday.
The W. G. 7. U. held a very interest
Ing meeting al the home of Mrs. Huldah
Smallenberger, Wednesday afternoon.
The subject of "work among lumber
men" was taken up. Mrs. Ida Kline
silver, the superintendent of that depart
ment, conducted the meeting and very
interesting program was given.
The members of The Willing Workers
Sunday school class met at the home of
Alvin johnson, Wednesday evening,
April lst, and helped him to remem ber
his nineteenth birthday. The fine lunch
that was served was one of the enjoyable
features of this most pleasant evening.
The pupils of the high school are pre-
pairing a play to be given in the near
future.
Fred Gillespie has moved his family
from Salmon Creek to Whig Hill, on the
Emert farm.
Wm. Carbsugh spent the week in Oil
City. While there he called on Rev. W..
e. Frampton's at their home in Rouse
vile.
Mrs. James Blyler was confined to her
bed during the week with severe cold.
Tressa Hendrickson was down from
Mayburg over Sunday, the guest of
Mabel Watson.
Margaret Goodfellow went to Warren
Saturday to take her music lesson.
Mrs. M. F. Catlin was down from Min
lister Friday aud took in the banquet in
the evening. She was the guest of Mrs.
Mary Flynn over night.
Margaret Detsr has beeu confined to
her bed for the past week with cold, but
is improving.
w. G. Sllzle will meet his boys Thurs
day evening to organize. They have
suggested to the Helping Hand class that
they might select ihe name of Helping
Feet. Why moi? You will be surprised
to find how helpful your feet can be if
you make an effort to direct them in the
right course. No pun there.
W. L. Watson, Squire Geo. Zuendel
and F. K. Hsrk less took ,he civil service
examination Saturday morning.
X. W. Whitehill and wife spent the
weekend with the latter's parents in
Sheffield.
E. e. Daubenspeck returned home
from Tylersburg, where he spent week
at hard work on the farm.
The members of the Helping Hand
Bible class served three.course chicken
supper to the members of the Mems
Adult class at the hall Friday evening.
Covers we're laid for 100. The hall was
tsstefully decorated In the class colors,
red and white, which color scheme was
carried out in the service. Red and
white carnations were used as favors and
beautiful boquets adorned the tables and
were afterwards distributed amongst the
sick and shut-ins. Toasts we're given by
Rev. Henry Smallen berger, r. V, Hen
Erickson, Mrs. f. J. Henderson and Mrs.
Dotterrer. Mrs. Maude Berlin, chairman
of the social committee, had charge of
the serving and was assis ed by the
members of her committee. The men
have prom ised to do US one better in the
near future, so we are looking for
pleasant surprise.
Mrs. Chas. Price has returned from
Erie, where she had been called by the
illness of her mother, who is still in a
critical condition. Their son Lloyd will
not be able to leave the hospital at Pitts
hurgh for month yet. Their daughter
Carol had a nervous breakdown last
week from overwork and worry. Alto
gether they seem to be having more than
their share of illness.
Mrs. w. l.. Watson entertained twenty
of the memters of her Sunday school
class at her home Saturday evening. A
very pleasant time is the verdict of all,
the splendid lunch being one of the en-
joyable features.
DR.. @. Y. and w. j. Detsr entertained
two of their brothers during the week.
Mrs. Waldo Reigles OF Raymilton,
came Friday to her aunt, Mrs. j. Smith,
for q short visit there and at W. Il. Car
baugh's and G. Tomadson's; also to visit
with her sister, Mrs. Baily, who Is their
guest.
Mrs. Saltsgiver, who has been the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. e. L. Dsuben-
speck, for the past month, returned to
her homo in Tylersburg the first of the
week. ... ....-,...
Mrs. Mckenzie, who has been visiting
her daughter for the past week, returned
to her home at Newmsnsville. .,a.r
would like to say to Rev. G. s. Bryan
that we do not stand corrected. Rev.
aud Mrs. g s. Bryan were making their
headquarters at Mrs. Harrington's. The
neighbors we're asked to donate, for l
was asked. A liberal supply of eats were
given. for l was there and saw the sup
ply. While knew that was somewhat
exaggerating the need, l expected it to
he taken in the spirit that il was given,
aud otherwise stated what then be-
lieved, and still believe to be the facts in
the case. Being busy when the commit
tee called on me, l asked no questions
but was told by my neighbors that they
had been told that the donation was made
because Mrs. Fl. thought she could not
afford to supply the wants of all. On