The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-04-01
Kenettville.

Mrs. VIM. Watson was a business Wis.,
itor in Sheffield, Wednesday, going over
to have some dental work done.
Fred McNaughton was up from Ne
braska Monday and took dinner with
DIR. and Mrs. C. Y. Detar.
Already some of our people are at
house cleaning. Mrs. Lyle has most
completed her spring cleaning. The pa
per hangers we're down from Sheffield
and put up four or five ceilings for Mrs.
w. L. Watson. They also did some
work for Mrs. George Klinestiver.
Olive Wolfe has announced her Easter
opening OF spring millinery for April p
3 and 4.
Kribbs q Ray delivered car load of
coal to the school during the week.
Two new cars have been ordered in
town. F. J. Henderson gets a five pas
senger Overland and DR.. w. w. Serrill
has ordered a Buick Roadster.
Lee Atkins has been confined to his
home foi the past week with tonsilitis.
Glenn Barnes is suffering with pneu.
monia but is improving.
The ice went out Thursday morning
without any discomfort to any one, but
the rain and melting SHOWS caused such
high water that cellars were flooded. 1t
also caused delay in the railroad service.
The S. S T. passenger train was unable
to get through to Sheffield Saturday but
the mail was tsken overland and returned
about ten o'clock in the evening with a
full days supply.
The willing Workers Sunday school
class of the NJ. Il. church met with James
Flynn, Friday evening, and spent very
pleasant social hour, a dainty lunch be-
ing one of the pleasures of the evening
Reed Detsr and Roland Carbaugh are
said to have furn ished one of the attract
i've features of the entertain ment but as
they have not yet secured the patent and
they fear others will copy, we will not
mention the stunt. The teacher, Mrs. +.
K. Carbaugh, not being present, the
business session was postponed until
Tuesday night.
Rev. VIM. Bryenton, District Elder of
the f. M. church, was in town during
the week assisting with the meetings
which closed with quarterly meeting SER
vices Sunday. He was the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Barrett while in town.
Emmett Grubbs and daughter of East
Hickory were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Blum, Sunday.
Rachel Hunter, who is employed as
trimmer at the millinery store, spent
Sunday with her parents at Nebraska.
Mrs. C. Y. Detar entertained the Clean
ers Friday evening.
Mrs. Maude Berlin entertained the
Silent Six at a chicken supper Saturday
evening.
e. f. Dsubenspeck is at Tylersburp
this week looking after some work OF
the farm.
Ivan Carbaugh was up from Oil City
and visited his parents during the week.
Roland Harmon has purchased val.
liable hunting dog.
James Blyler is again confined to the
house with a severe cold.
Harry Wilson's baby is suffering with
bowel trouble caused by cold.
Olive Wolfe was business visitor in
Warren Monday.
Mrs. LorOm went to Warren Monday
to meet her husband, who is coming
home from Pittsburgh, where he has
heen in hospital for treatment. We are
sorry to note that he did not receive much
benefit from his stay in Pittsburgh. He
expects to remain in the hospital al
Warren for short time before returning
home.
Rev. A. II. Wiersbinski was in town
Sunday and conducted services at tn,
Catholic church morning and evening
Mrs. Robert Watson is visiting friends
in Erie this week.
A number of people from Mayb
aud Beaver Valley attended services a
the f. NJ. church Sunday.
Mrs. W. l.. Watson's class met at tn
church Tuesday evening and organize
with twenty five charter members. TIL
following officers were elected: Presi
dent, Frank Watson; vice president
Leon Siggins; secretary, Esther Smallen
berger; treasurer, Floyd Watson. They
have planned for social evening in tn,
near future.
The Helping Hand class will entertain
the Mems Adult class at the hall, Friday
evening.
1t is time to clean up your back YARD
and plant your sweet peas. Get busy.