The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-02-18
Kellettville.


Raynor Lorom has been on the sick
list for the past week.
The protrscted meetings closed at the
M. +. church, Friday evening. Com
munion services were held Sunday
morning, at which six were taken in on
probation, one to full membership, and
two by letter.
Paul Daubenspeck was up from Crown
visiting his father the last OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Simpson we're
called to Marienville Wednesday by the
sick ness of the latter's father.
Roger Lee Hendrickson was on the
sick list Sunday.
Isaac Siggins and family are nicely
ensconced in their new home.
Ninton and Lyman Mesly were called
to Clarion county during the week, their
sister being quite sick at that place.
VIM. Fitzgerald and VIM. Rudy left
NJ 5nday for few weeks visit in Pitts
burgh. TLey expect to hear Billy Sun
day while in the city. We hope there
will be charge up the sawdust trail
when the three Billys meet. Il. Il. and
John Dsubsnspeck will fill their places
at the Salmon creek mill during their
absence.
The Misses Olive Wolfe and Nellie De-
tar leave wednesday for Buffalo to attend
the millinery opening at the wholesale
house and select goods for the spring
and summer season.
Lewis Arner was on the sick list Sun
day.
The school enter tsinment was greatly
disturbed Monday evening by three men
from out of town who had imbibed freely
of the stuff which makes fools of all per-
sons who trifle with it. Two of the boys
we're arrested Saturday and had a hear
ing before Squire Zuendel. The other
was located in Tionesta and we under
stand 1t will all be settled in that place
this week. Such conduct should be pun
ished to the full extent of the law.
Mr.. and Mrs. h. K. Gillespie enter
tanned several of their friends at an oyster
supper saturday nlRnt.
Frank Mesly OF Newmsnsville was the
guest of his sister, Mrs. w. A. Kincb,
one day during the week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lichten-
berger, Thursday, a son.
The Truth Seekers Sunday School
Glass were entertained at the hotel
Thursday evening. All report very
enjoyable evening and as they had con-
siderable Ice cream left they met at the
home of their teacher, Ctss. Dsuben-
speck, on Monday evening, and finished
up the spoils.
F. E. Hsrkless, J. G. Cunningham and
Prof. J. l.. Simmons took in the Demo-
cratic meeting in Tionesta, Monday. Js-
cob Dingle and Il. Bean are jurors from
town this week.
On Tuesday evening of this week Rev.
Henry Smsllenb berger will meet all those
who are interested in tax ing up teacher
training course for Sunday school WORK.
We think this very interesting work
and all who are interested in the welfare
of the Sunday school and have not COM
pleted such course should avail them
selves of the opportunity.
The Helping Hand Bible Glass have a
social event planned for the near future.
They are waiting for little warmer
weather, as the gas in the hall is not suf-
ficient to u AXE for pleasure.
The recent snow has made fine sleigh
ing again and the pleasant jingle of the
sleighbells is heard on all sides.
Mrs. Jennie Philips did not come to
take charge OF the home of Harry Shaw,
as reported last week, and Mrs. Cook is
still looking after their interests.
Mrs. John Shaw is in Oil City for sew
ersl weeks.
Prof. Titteriugton has sent in his res
ignstion as teacher in the high school
here and as soon as a substitute can be
supplied he will accept more lucrative
position in Clsrington.
Mrs. Lohmeyer had the misfortune to
burn her hand the other day and is ex-
periencing the accompan ying discomforts.
Kribbs & Ray have the material on the
ground on their farm on Whig Hill for q
large barn ahd will start work as soon as
the weather permits.
Mrs. Howard Watson and son are with
the husband and father in Warren this
week.
The town people are preparing to hsr-
vest ice this week.
We have not heard from our new band
yet. We hope to hear the music start in
the near future, for we think it will be a
pleasure and benefit to the town. So
tune up boys and don't disappoint us.
Jay Catin has been appointed Consta-
BILE of Kingsley township to fill the va
csncy caused by A. G. Shannon moving
from the district.
Clarington.