The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-03-25
Kellettville.

very enjoyable banquet. The hall was
decorated with the National colors, the
work of Mr.. Carlson. The first OF the
evening was spent in a social way. When
all had gathered w. l.. Watson in his
genial manner called the assembly to or
der and announced the program, opened
by the singing of America. Mrs. Detar
presided at the piano and all joined in the
National air, after which j. w. Nelly OF
Warren gave an interesting address on
Lessons in Insurance. This was followed
by several choice selections from F. f.
Harkess' Viclrola. Rev. II. l. Stewart,
pastor of tie first Baptist church of War
ren, was introduced and gave very
pleasing address. His theme was I'VE
must put something into this life if we
wish to get anything out of it," and very
cleverly applied it to the securing of pro-
lection by insurance. ii talk was very
humorous and put the guests in trim for
the sumptuous repsst which followed. All
were seated at tables around three sides
of the hall. The committee in charge
consisted of Mesdames Geo. Parker, Ro-
land Butler, John Merchant, Asa Barnes
and Clyde Weiser, and the Misses Verna
Miller, Loretta Dunkle, Edith Gsyley,
Twila Butler, Laura Kelly, Nell NJ iller
and Ruth Watson acted as mattresses. A
three course supper was served to which
all did ample justice. Mr.. Carlson
thanked all who helped in making the
evening pleasant and successful and an
nounced his willingness to write up any
insurance desired Gold lodge pins were
presented to Mesdsmes Geo. Parker and
Roland Butler for their faithful work in
making the supper the successful event
that it was.
Lawrence Dunkle visited friends at
Tylersburg the last of the week.
The high school inspector was in town
Thursday and spent the day at the school.
The W. G. T. U. held their annual due
social at the home of Mrs. Flynn Wednes-
day. Although the day was stormy
goodly number of the ladies were present
and profitable hour was spent in the
uioCucolOh VI dlNtI
which a tempting lunch ws- served. The
next meeting will be at the home of Mrs
hulda Smalenburger, April lst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clemer Wolfe of New
Kensington, Pa, we're guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bsbcock and other relatives during
| the week.
VIM. Detar drove to Tiouesta Thursday
taking the dentist over to the train. He
left 70. good and our town is again with
out dentist.
Mrs. McMchael of Sheffield is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. John Silzle and other
| relatives this week.
The Y. P. BIS. met at the home of Ethel
Rich Saturday evening.
Mrs. John Nc Donald and son of En-
desvor were callers in town Friday.
Harry Wilson the hustling fireman on
No log train, is the possessor of full
blooded rabbit dog which he received
from New York during the week.
Mrs. B. j. Weller and son Harold of
Starr visited her sister r-in-law, Mis-.
Maude Berlin, over Sunday.
Ora Kinch has been on the sick list for
the past few days.
A Alts Jenson came home from Cory for
a few weeks rest.
Rev. Hoover of Barnes was here last
week and assisted Rev. Bryan with re-
vival meetings at the f. NJ. church. He
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Peter.
son while in lown.
Willis Dunkle aud cousin Harry Smith
of Mayburg, left for Pittsburg Saturday
for few days visit.
Rev. and Mrs. Bryan are max ing their
headquarters at the home of Mrs. Har
rington while in town. That they might
not be called upon to face modern issue
of "Old Mother Hubbard" the neighbors
we'e called upon Saturday TO help fill up
the cupboard and in consequence a good
supply of eats were provided.
Reed Detar left Thursday for Phladel-
phis where he met his father and returned
nome with him Saturday. The doctor
has completed his course at the Univer-
sity and expressed himself as glad to get
back to the woods again.
Word has came from the hospital at
Pitlsburg, where Floyd Price is confined
on account of an accident, that he is in
danger of losing his eye. His mother
was with him during the week.
Mesdames Geo. Klinestiver and X. W.
Whtehill, and Miss Edith Gayley we're
Warrar yiSitora Satnrbav
Bertha Spanger was down from Four
Mile camp over Sunday.
Frank Klnestiver and Miss Josephine
Porch of Sheffield spent Sunday with the
formers sister, Mrs. II. W. Whitehill,
Engine No. g. was sent up the creek
Sunday to pick up a car wrecked by the
freight some time ago. The wreck WAS
in such condition that it was impossible
to pick it up while running other trains.
Miss Pearl Detar returned to Mesdvile
Monday after a weeks visit with her
father. She is employed by the Spirella
corset works and may be sent to one of
their western branches soon.
Spring had a very chilly reception
Wben sue was usneieu III Satuiu'y hoth-
ing with a temperature OF 10 below. The
snow which followed Monday almost
looks as If 1t was new winter that was
ushered in. There never has been a year
but that we have bad spring. So here's
hoping.
Rev. II. Smallenberger preached very
interesting sermon at the NJ. f. church
Sunday evening on Gods words to
Abram, II sm the Almighty"
Geo. Parker and Chas. Daubenspeck