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

Many people Of this place were aston
ished to hear the sound OF thunder. which
brought on rain storm Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Hartman of Hem
ry's Mills we're guests of their daughter,
Mrs. s. o. Steele, during the past week.
On account of a bad cold l.. ID. Smith
was unable to attend 10 his duties in the
store Monday.
Fred Campbell was shopping in War
rem Tuesday.
The choir of the NJ. +. church met at
the home OF l.. d. Smith, Tuesday eve-
ming, to practice for the Easter service.
A number OF the young people spent
Wednesday evening at the Campbell
| home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur White and family
have moved to this place again.
Mrs. James Troutner, with her sister,
Ruth Shay, visited at the J. =. Paul
home Thursday afternoon.
Wren McMsnigle is back here on a
visit with old time friends.
Mrs. James Babb and brother, Henry
Walters, we're called out of town to attend
the funeral OF their grandmother.
Mrs. j. K. Fitzgerald was a Warren
shopper Friday.
A number of the young people were
entertained at the home of Mrs. Christina
Gregory, Wednesday evening. All re-.
port good time.
Don Antico received word Wednesday
evening OF the serious illness OF his sister,
who resides at Couneaut Lake. His wife
left Saturday morning for that place and
will remain until his sister RECEIVERS.
The ladies of Mayburg, with filled
baskets, gathered at the home of Mrs. II.
V. Mathews, Thursday afternoon, to bid
her farewell before her departure. The
afternoon was spent in social manner
with many jokes and plenty Of laughter,
and alter pai taking OF the dsinties which
the baskets contained they we're enter
tanned for a short time by Mrs. Ross,
who delivered very interesting speech,
and last Of all they presented Mrs.
Mathews with a fine linen table cloth.
After having their pictures taken by
Henry Walters, they departed for their
homes, wishing Mrs. Mathews many
happy days in her future bone.
Prof. +. G. Terrill was the guest of
friends in Kellettville over Sunday.
A number OF the people of Msyburg
were very much disappointed Saturday
when the s. & T. train could not make
the regular trip from here to Sheffield on
account OF high water. Many others were
disappointed also, as they had planned to
attend the quarterly meeting which was
held At Kellettville over last Sunday.
G. T. Deshner, who lost his gold watch
about three months ago, was fortunate in
finding 1t one day last week. The watch
seems TO be in good condition and is
keeping regular time.
Mrs. John Davis is seriously i'll with
asthma.
Miss Elizabeth Harkins and sister Dora
were guests of Mrs. j. K. Paul, Sunday.
Perry Britton, employed in the mill
here, was taken suddenly i'll Sunday eve
ming.
Floyd Burrows, attending school at
Edinboro the past three months, has re-
turned to this place with the intention OF
staying with his parents for a while.
Floyd Smith, employed as clerk in the
May burg store for some time, will leave
in the near future to take possession OF
his father's farm near Tylersburg. Sorry
to see you go, Floyd, but as a farmers
life is an independent life, we wish you
much success.
A ten-pound daughter came to gladden.
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Carlson,
Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Deshner and family visited
at the home of VIM. Deshner, Sunday.
The Misses Valree Day, Mary Dunkle
and Katie Ransom visited with Misses
Edna Smith and Tressa Hendrickson
Sunday afternoon.
A goodly number from this place at
tended preaching in the F. M. church al
Kellettville, Sunday evening.
A surprise party was had at the home
of Chloe Cook in honor Of her friend,
Alma Mathews, Saturday evening. AS
il is soon time for her departure, all re-
gret to see her go, as her brilliant face
will be much missed in this place. A
fine lunch Was served, which consisted oi
many dainties. The evening was spent
in social way and all seemed to enjoy
themselves. Alnla's friends presented
her with a fine silver mesh bag. A
speech was delivered by Warren Cook
and was very interesting, all paying
strict attention. A good time was re-
ported, and all extended best wishes 10
Miss Alma in her future home.
Miss Leila Campbell and sister Adeline
visited friends and relatives In Warren
and Grand Valley the latter part of the
week.
Mrs. Amel Anderson is on the sick