The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-04-15
Mayburg.

We we're destined to have with us the
proverbal Easter snow the first of the
week, also some of the picturesque beau
ty of winter, as the earth as rObed in q
vesture of white for a few days, which
gave us the idea that winter was back
once more.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Heudrickson and
two children, Grace and Wendell, we're
guests of the formers parents for few
days OF the past week.
Mrs. II. V. Matthews and three child
ren were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. f.
Walters few days last week.
Miss Belle Smith with her attendant, G.
G. Fitzgerald, were with friends in Kel-
lettville Saturday evening.
Frank Ions of Meadville visited at the
Stakely home few days.
Leslie and Berton Christensen OF
| Cherry Grove, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. E. Paul, over Sunday.
Frank Gorton of Clarendon called on
friends in this place last week.
Mrs. Henrietta Killer of Kellettville
visited her daughter Mrs. Geo. Shepard,
Sunday a week ago.
Mr.. Ribb was through here few days
ago representing the Slranburg music
store at Oil City.
Mss Olive Wolfe, the miliner, of Kel-
lettvile was here Wednesday with a dis.
play of trimmed and untrimmed hats.
Rev. and Mrs. q. S. Bryan we're guests
of friends in Kellettville Thursday.
Chas. Deshner visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Mealy in Beaver Valley the last
of the week.
Mrs. John Davis is visiting her mother
in Clarion county.
A number of the young people were
entertained at the Burrows home Monday
evening of last week.
A seven pound boy came to gladden.
the home of Mr., and Mrs. Rhet Plyler
Monday morning.
Misses Sarah A. and Mary W. Snyder
spent Easter with their parents here.
Mrs. Chas. Deshner was Kellettvlle
shopper Friday.
Prof. Il. G. Terrill was the guest OF X ell
lettville friends Friday and Saturday.
Miss Alma Mathews was the guest Of
her friend, Miss Belle Smith, over Sun.
| day, and took part in the Easter service
in the NJ. Il. church.
Misses Gertrude Antco and Kathryn
Babb were Warren shoppers Thursday.
l.. W. Hendrickson was in Sheffield
and Youngsvile the last of the wtek.
| Wm. Stroup and family of Henrys
Mills and Miss Elizabeth Hsrkins OF
Buck Mills we're guests OF the j. Z. Paul
family for Easter.
Miss Della Cook was home from Tio.
nests over Sunday.
A number Of the young girls were Kel-
lettville shoppers Saturday.
Miss Marjorie Nash of Kellettville
visited Miss Margaret Frampton, Sstur-
| day.
Firm. Cook and one of his friends from
| lpair unit ha
formers parents here
Miss Hazel Burrows was the guest ol
Lottie Deshner Sunday.
Miss McBraden visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Merchant the latter part of the
week.
Audrey Peterson of Kelettvlle called
on friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. " Hendrickson were
guests of the formers paI ents Sunday.
An exciting aud interesting scene was
witnessed by our people Sunday night.
AS people were leaving the Easter service
about nine o'clock, they discovered q
black streak in the sky esembling
smoke and extending east and W est over
the town. 1t lasted about fifteen
minutes, then separating in the center
and vanished, the western end vanishing
first. 1t was very strange sight indeed
no one being able to comprehend the
meaning thereof.
The Easter service held in the hall Sun
day evening was we'll attended. Strict
attention was given, and many pleasing
pieces we're spoken. which seemed to
please all. Miss McBraden gave sn in
teresting speech. Rev. Smallenberger,
also gave a fine address. The evening
was we'll spent aud all congratulate the
entertainers and wish them much success.