The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-04-29
Mayburg.

1t appears as though the beautiful
spring days, which both young and old
have recently enjoyed, have produced
numerous cases OF spring fever here
sbouts.
Mrs. Don Antico, who for the past few
weeks has been visiting with relatives at
Conueaut Lake. has returned to her nome
Mrs. John HsRgerty and Mrs. Elvs
Kifer of Phelps were guests of Mrs. ].
E. Paul for dinner Thursday.
Frank Parker and fap lily for the past
few years residents of Reynoldsville,
have moved into the house vacated by
Joseph Cook.
Emerson Kifer has been very i'll with
mbago for few days but is now able
TO be about.
Elloise Paul, infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. K. Paul, is also on the sick
list.
Miss Eva Pierce of Warren visited
with relatives and friends in this place
over Sunday.
Quite an improvement has been made
on Highland avenue Stree the construc.
lion OF the new sidewalks.
Norris Kifer OF Beaver Valley has
again sought employment in this place,
also John Burg.
Misses Rachel Hunter and Bertha Paul
Of Kellettville we're in town Thursday
aud Friday with a display of trimmed
and untrimmed hats. returning to Kel-
lettville Friday evening.
Harry Christensen was a Kellettville
visitor Thursday.
ROLAND Daley was in jamestown, n.
Y, visiting with relatives a few days last
week.
Messrs. Everell Collins and Fred
Klinestiver we're in town Friday. view
ing the sights aud looking over the lum-
Der 10 this place.
Verne Miller OF Kingsley called at the
VIM. Deshner home Saturday evening.
Misses Marie McKeen and Augusta
Hunter of Nebraska. and Ethel Rich and |
Irene Phillips of Rellettville, were in
Msyburg Friday afternoon, being enter
tanned by their friends Fred Krsnking,
Carl Fitzgerald and Donald Ross. They
took IN many of the wonderful and in
teresting sights of the Tionesta Valley
Chemical Co. plant and the former re.
turned to their homes Friday evening.
Miss Chloe Cook, while fishing in Tic. !
nests creek, Thursday, caught large
fish commonly known as a sucker, being
just twelve inches in length.
Itsppears as though some of the men
Of this place enjoy eating shredded Cocoa
nut between meals, as some we're caught
in the act one day last week
Durs A. Mesly of Beaver Valley visited
with relatives here the first part of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Hendricksou and
son Roger Lee of Kellettville were guests
Of the formers parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. L.
w. Heudrickson, Sunday afternoon.
Rev. G. S. Bryan filled his appoint
nents at Beaver Valley and Town Line,
Sunday. Rev. Henry Smallen berger
llso filled his appointment in the NJ. E.
,hurch here Sunday afternoon.
The sad news was received here Satur-
day of the sudden death of Mrs. Samuel
Confer. The cause of her death was not |
mentioned. The family once resided in |
May burg but now reside on a farm near
Brook willie.
Fred Plyler was the guest Of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Plyler, a few
days last week.
Harry Christensen snd Floyd Burrows
called at the L. ", Hendrickson home
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Chas. Deshner and daughter Ruth,
aged four, were in Sheffield Tuesday, the
latter having some dental work done. |
On the Thursday following she, Ruth,
also was in Kellettville and had her ton
sils, aud the sdenoids in her nose re-
moved by Drs. Serrill and Deiar.
Mrs. w. F. Jones of Newtown was here
and gave her music lessons,
and announced the music recital which
will be given by her energetic pupils In
the high sch;ol building at Kellettville
on April 29th.
William Deshner received quite hard |
blow on his cheek the other day while at
his work.