The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-07-22
Kellettville.

oraska, MONDAY, the guest OF Mr' ana
Mrs. Ransom.
Mr.. and Mrs. h. W. Whitehill were
business visitors at FOOLS creek on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred. Klinestiver and Mrs. San
ford Secor of Nebraska visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Klinestiver, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. ]. Henderson and son
Rex and Miss Marion Hinkinell. who
had been their house guest for the past
month, drove to Meadyile, Wednesday,
where Rex was called to go with the
National Guards into camp. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henderson returned home Saturday.
They we're accompanied by the formers
sitter and niece, Mrs. Eugene Holmes
and Mrs. Ned. Holmes, who stayed over
until Sunday, when they all drove over
to Hickory.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. w. L.
Watson and Mrs. II. b. Dotterrer, with
the help Of a number of the ladies Of
town, gave a farewell reception for Mrs.
Frank Nash, who left on Thursday for
her new home In Msyburg. The recep-
ton was in the form of porch party and
was held on Mrs. Wstson's spacious
porch. The total number present was
hfty-one and a very pleasant afternoon
was the verdict Of all present. Every
one helped in furnishing the lunch and
more tempting one is seldom served than
we enjoyed on this occasion. Mrs. Hen
ry Smsllenberger, Mrs. Lewis Arner and
the Misses Blanche Hendricks and Ksth-
leen Dsubenspeck assisted the hostesses
10 serving. One dozen silver spoons
were presented to Mrs. Nash by those
present as a token of rememb brance.
Homer Johnson of Lswrenceville, Ill.,,
was the guest Of his uncle, G. K. John
son, Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Flynn visited her father on
Whig Hill, Wednesday and Thursday.
Wade Simpson and II. b. Dotterrer
drove to Marienville, Sunday morning,
taking the formers niece, Martha Dale,
home. They then drove to Cooksburg,
returning home in the evening.
Melvin Dotterrer entertained the Key
stones Friday evening. After the busi-
ness session was over lunch was served
by the host. They will be entertained at
their next meeting at the home of Ray
Weller.
Miss Kathleen Daubenspeck enter
tanned the Cleaners at her home on FRI
day evening and all report a pleasant
evening.
Benjamin Detar OF OIL City visited his
brothers, w. j. and DR.. G. Y. Detar,
during the week.
II. E. Murphy came down from Ridg-
way to spend his vacation with his wife,
who is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. X. Johnson.
Mrs. Lyman Mealy visited friends in
Grand Valley last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sager Watson were Ty-
lersburg visiters on Sunday.
Chas. Dsubenspeck drove to Ticnesta
Thursday, taking Paul Daubenspeck,
David Dunkle and Marvin Host over.
Attorney George Whitmer of Clarion
was business visitor in town Tuesday
and called on his cousin, Mrs. K. Z.
Daubenspeck, while here.
Mrs. Len. Barnes and daughter law,
Mrs. Asa Barnes, we're Hickory visitors
during the week.
The Truth Seekers we're enter tsined at
the home of VIM. Watson on Friday
evening"
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Dsubenspeck we're
Lineville visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Wade Simpson was elected vice
president of the Helping Hand bible
class TO take the place of Mrs. Msude
Berlin, who has left town. The vice
president is also chairman of the social
committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Robbins entertained
the lstter's brother, D. D. Mickleson and
family, of Tulsa, Oklahoma, over Sunday.
They made the trip east in their fine new
Packard touring car, completing the
journey In about six days.
Mrs. Chss. Pope returned from James
town somewhat improved In health.
Miss Hall of Tylersburg is the guest Of
her cousin, Mabel Watson, this week.
W. II. Brazee drove up from Tionesta
Sunday, bringing Mrs. j. NJ. Ault and
family home.
The home team won victory over the
Tylersburg boys Saturday afternoon.
Score lbs.