The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-11-24
Mayburg.


Mrs. George Zuber spent Friday in
Warren.
Quite number from our town attend.
ed the entertainment at Kellettville Tues
day evening, the entertainment being the
first of the lecture course to be given
there this winter.
Mrs. John Littlefeld of Porkey spent
few hours In town Monday.
VIM. Richards was called to Buffalo
Monday on a short business trip and
was accompanied by his daughters, Mrs.
Duane Harriger and Mrs. J. g. Richards,
who visited friends in Buffalo and Lock
port during the week.
Miss Beulah Falls visited Miss Helen
Long in Warren over Sunday.
John Fitzgerald had the misfortune to
fall from one of the runways of the saw
mill here and injure one of his limbs
quite badly.
Ralph Klepfer spent Saturday and
Sunday visiting his parents in Warren.
The pie social given by the school Fri
day evening for the purpose of raising
funds to purchase large flag for the
school house, was we'll attended and all
report very pleasant evening.
Miss Emma Rudolph left Wednesday
for an indefinite stay at her brother s
home at Endeavor.
Dominick Scalferro was called home to
Italy Friday last by the serious illness Of
his mother.
Sheldon Paul and family visited his
home at Newtown over Sunday.
Stephen Steele spent few days in
Brookville last week.
John Moore returned home on Tues
day and resumed his duties in the store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Babb spent Sat-
urdsy evening at the home of Mrs. Babb's
sister, Mrs. VIM. Harrington, at True
mans.
ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
Miss Anna Blauser spent Sunday with
her parents at Nebraska.
Darius Clifford made short call on
friends here.
Mrs. Atkins visited friends at Kellett-
vile, Wednesday.
Mrs. Dunkle and Mrs. Donsque were
shopping at Kellettville, Wednesday.
Misses Elizabeth Cook and Leda Say
were Warren visitors Wednesday.
The pie social held by the school was
largely attended and proved to be one of
success and much merriment. A plum
pudding, home made candies, sandwiches
and hot coffee were on sale during the
entire evening. The sawdust plum pud-
ding caused lots of fun and the plums
went like hot cakes. Each lady brought
a pie and then sold toe TO the highest
bidder. The fun rose to high pitch
when the toes were thrust from beneath
a large curtain and then the bidding COM
menced. The pupils of Room No. l sold
their pies for Is cents straight to the
smaller boys. The guess cake, which
geranium leaf, was stickler
for the guessers and was finally walked
off. The proceeds, which amounted to
S24.O0, will be used for various things
needed in the school room.
A sewing bee was held at the home of
Mrs. Frank Gorten last Thursday from
1880 to 500 p. m. Mrs. Gorten, who has
been in poor health for the past year, was
unable to dispose of large amount of
sewing which she had on hand, so the la.
dies of Highland avenue used this means
of helping her. BY two o'clock four sew
ing machines were whirring away and a
half score of busy hands kept these ma
chimes supplied with the garments. A
large amount of sewing was soon COM
pleted. During the afternoon Mrs. Cor
len served very dainty lunch, which
spoke we'll for her skill in the culinary
ine. Lunch was served to the little folks
n the hall, where they were enjoying
to their hearts content.
Those present were, Mesdames Dunkle,
Horner, Peterson, Stakley, Mccullough,
Brewster, Atkins, Paul, Lindsay, Colby,
Walter, Fitzgerald. Rsyhorn and Miss
kifer. Mrs. Barber and daughter Gene
"a of Epstein were out-of-town guests.
Miss Emma Rudolph, who has been at
+, X. Browns for some time, resigned
Ter work there and has taken up new
luties near Queen. She will be missed |
~ all of her friends in this place, and es-
,ecially in the church and Sunday school.
Miss Emma Whitehill spent few days
With her parents at Truemans.
F. Kranking and Ed. Nichols were in
Warren on business last Wednesday.
Dominick Scalfaro, who has been work.
ng on the Cook Lease for Mr.. Collins,
eft for Italy to make his parents an ex-
ended visit.
Group is most prevalent during the
lrv cold Uaathar of tba aarlv uiptar