The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-05-27
Mayburg.

Now that the weather is tit for garden
ing the plowmsn has been kept busy the
past week. Elva Kifer came down from
Whig Hill Tuesday and by Friday he had
plowed "a gardens Pretty good for three
days, as some OF them were large patches,
but Elva is hustler. He is now hauling
lumber up Logan creek for new oil rig.
Lafayette Littlefisld is taking the timbers
out for the rig.
Charles Deshner and family returned
Saturday from a visit to his mother at
Cherry Grove, and he is again at work
running the engine that hsuls the gravel
for the chemical plant at Kingsley.
Messrs. Sheldon Paul, Ed. Grant. Geo.
Shepard, Ed Rayhorn and Tony Canito
drove to Sheffield recently in the formers
car. They enjoyed the trip II they did
have to push the machine through the
mud on the hills.
Mrs. Chas. Deshner and two children
drove down from Cherry Grove and spent
Sunday of last week with friends here.
Henfried Hendrickson of Youngsville
made business trip to Kellettville last
week and returning stopped ashort time
with his parents here. He stated that,
while coming down stairs Sunday, his
wife made a misstep and fell, breaking
the large bone of her right arm ABOVE the
wrist. She had her daughter in her arms
when she fell but the child was only
slightly bruised.
Eunice and Anna Shepard were Kel-
lettville shoppers day last week.
Sheldon Paul and family visited rela-
tives at East Hickory Sunday of last week,
driving over in their car.
Mrs. Alfred Carlson called on the l.. W.
Hendrick son family last Sunday.
Mrs. Wade Simpson of Kellettville
called on Mrs. Thomas knight one day
last week. Mrs. knight is on the sick
list.
Mr.. Carroll and family were out for
drive Sunday afternoon in their recently
purchased new car.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Deshner and two
daughters returned Friday from weeks
visit with the lstter's parents at Beaver
Valley. Mr.. D9shner also at ended court
as juror a few days the first of the week.
He is now again at work at the chemical
plant.
r. 4. Daily and family returned last
week from an extended visit, and have
their household goods packed preparatory
tn removal to farm near jamestown, n.
Y.
On account of portion of the Sheffield
mill shutting down, thus throwing a
number of men out OF employment,
Chas. Britton of Tions, and Frank Cor
ton Of Clarendon have taken positions on
the mill here. Mr.. Gorton was former
resident of this place and we welcome
him to citizenship again.
Rev. G. S. Bryan is making prepare.
s., ,trn Fav,n hNtt -
the parsonage and church property.
Henry Walters was Tionesta visitor
Wednesday.
Forest fires we're raging down near
Hunter camp last week.
James Huling of Tionesta is again at
work in this place after being absent for
some time.
Lester Knight. who has been engaged
on the P. K. R. for some time. is work.
ing here now,
Charley, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Burrows, fell in faint one day last week
just in from of the passenger train, but
fortunately for him the train was not
moving at the moment, and George Shep.
ard discovered him when he fell and car
rled Tim to his parents.
The S. Il T. passenger train has been
improved of late with a new water tank
and sanitary drinking cups.
Wayne Thrush went to Brookville
Friday.
Lee Dunkle visited his parents at Reno
the latter part of the week.
James Brown, Jr., went to Kellettville
Saturday and had his tonsils removed by
DR.. Detar.
The Misses Helen and Florence Paul
OF Newtown visited relatives here over
Sunday.
Tressa Hendrickson visited her parents
here Saturday. Her brosher Ernest &C.
compsnied her to Kellettville in the eye-
ming and returned Sunday morning