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

Nhii pihbi put we Cuil HOW NelSoihc blIe
winter days once more, as the earth is now
robed in vesture of white and the stream
lets are again frozen over
Edward Hiles, who once held a position
as clerk in the Mayburg store leaving this
place some years ago, is back again and
may stay if he finds employment.
Edythe, the nine-year-old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kranking, has been
excused from the Mayburg school on ac-
count of being affected with nervousness.
Her brilliant face is very much missed
among her schoolmates.
Miss Elizabeth Harkins of Buck Mills
visited at ]. Il. Pauls the last of the week.
Charles Durnell and wife were guests at
c. 7. Deshner's Sunday evening of last
week.
Mrs. George Shepard was Kellettville
visitor Monday.
Mrs. Fred Halterman and Mrs. John
Paul visited at the Haggerty home at
Phelps, Tuesday. The latter was also a
Kellettville shopper on Wednesday.
Misses Alma Mathews and Belle Smith,
with their friend c.. g. Fitzgerald, gave
VIM. Deshner's a very pleasant call Tues
day evening.
c. T. Deshner, who for the past few years
has been engineer on train No 5, has re-
signed his position. 1t was taken up by
an old friend, George Shepard, until an
other employe can be secured.
We are sorry to state that Mr., and Mrs,
H. V. Mathews are packing their house
hold furniture and expect to leave this
place about April I'd. They will move on
a farm near Brookville Their daughter,
Alma, who is attending the Kellettville
high school, will stay with friends in Kel-
lettville until she finishes her first year. All
regret parting with these friends and ex-
tend to them hearty good wishes for bright
and prosperous years on the farm, and we
hope to receive many pleasant return calls
from our near and dear friends.
L. j. Smith was at Sheffield Tuesday
having some dental work done.
George Shepard was Warren visitor
last week. On his way he stopped off at
Clarendon to visit with relatives and old
friends. Upon entering the home of Frank
Gorton he found that Mrs. Gorton was con-
fined to her bed with sickness and that Mr..
Gorton had been out of work for some
time. Their many friends here extend
sympathy and hope she may soon recover
and that he may soon receive employment
Some of the young boys of this town
have acquired the new style of hair dress
ing which is known as Teddy Bear Style" F"
We are glad to know that some of the
young men are so enthusiastic as to keep
up with the late styles but hope they may
not indulge in them too deep, as some are
certainly disgraceful.
Clarence Snyder, fine young man OF
this place who has been student at the
Hof' business college in Warren, has COM
pleted his studies ana accepted a position
in tannery in Virginia.
Mrs. Christina Gregory, son Thomas, and
Miss Mabel Shepard were Warren visitors
Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. L. w. Hendrickson was guest of
Mrs. Alfred Carlson Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Scalfaro, son Philip, and Kathryn
Babb enjoyed fine trip to Kellettville,
through the mud, one day last week.
Mrs. Christina Gregory treated number
of her friends to ice cream at her home
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Wm. Deshner is suffering from a
severe cold along with neuralgia.
Lonnie Fitzgerald, student at the Hoff
business college, was with his parents here
over Sunday.
E. E. Hendrickson, who left last week
for Norwich, Pa, has returned to employ
ment at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 7. Deshner and children
Ruth, Stanley and Francis visited the fam
lily of Thomas Clifford near Grand Valley.
The junior missionary society held theil
meeting for March at the F. NJ. church
Friday evening. The members were few
but the readings were very interesting.
A school paper was issued at the school
Friday afternoon which contained many
Jokes, some editorial and school news. All
gave strict attention when the news was
read by the assistant editor, Chloe Cook
Essays were read by the scholars, on the
French and Indian War, and the American
Revolution. Poetry and prose were read
by some of the younger scholars, and 8
good time is reported.
Nor,;. Lv;c,r &c Daax.or Talia,. anI Dav
G. S. Bryan were dinner guests at the home
of Wm. Deshner, Saturday, returning tC
Kellettvile on the evening train, where the
minister is holding series of revival
meetings.
Miss Edna Smith aud Mrs. Edward Mer,
chant were Sheffield shoppers Friday.
Miss Lottie Deshner entertained mum.
Der of her young friends Saturday evening
at her home. The evening was spent in
eating condy, in conversation and playing
some familiar games, and all seemed to
have a right good time, only some were
disappointed in not seeing their old-timt
friends, but Others took it all in fun.
Quite number of the people from her,
and Beaver Valley attended preaching in
the F. NJ. church at Kellettvillee, Sunday
evening. Those from here were William
Deshner and wife, Mrs. A. Anderson and
Mrs. G. f. Walters The meetings have
proven a success many having professet
conversion.
Mrs. Frank Burrows is seriously i'll.
The Hendrickson family is also on th'
| sick list.
Merle Fitzgerald was fortunate in seizint
monstrous fish, a sucker, in the mill ponC
here a few days ago.
Frank Rayhom was kellettville shop
per Saturday evening.
Henry Deshner visited with his wife a
Cherry Grove over Sunday.