The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1900-03-14
Kellettyille.

People always say that me VINO pro-
longs life, restores health and adds to the
store of human happiness, is certainly
and Justly to be set down as a friend Of
his fellow man." Well, this is a world
where trouble and cares come as often as
the day comes and the telling care-worn
travellers to that "bourne from whence
none return" need word of cheer along
life's pathway that the
Sun may shine brighter
And our cares feel lighter,
While the days glide along
With the surging throng.
And to do this we must write and talk
and sing once in while, of those things
that are done in a vein of humor that will
provoke smile and may be the cause of
an outburst of laughter as we behold or
learn of the folles or mishaps and adven-
lures of other people and we cannot help
enjoying it the more, like good dinner,
when at some one elses expense. So,
having recently graduated from Hash
chehhawksash college and being informed
by our masters in education that by our
MASSIVE brow and keen intellect we are
designed to make our mark in the world
with the pen, we here and now launch
cur little boom upon the market, and II
in our remarks you find a word of wit or
wisdom worth laughing at it will be
without vulgarity in subject or language.
And if you enj reading about someone
else's mishaps and pleasures and after
you have read the Kellettvlle letter for a
few weeks and find yourself ten or fif-
teen pounds heavier and your health bet
ter and you 'feel happy as lark" you
are perfectly welcome to it all, then
please give us an inkling of your own
troubles and we will proceed to put them
in shape as per our learning, for we know
you richly deserve it.
Considerable sickness is prevailing
throughout this proximity, the trouble
being mostly among children and are the
type of catarrhal fever. DR.. Detar has
a large number of cases among his pa
tients and in every instance the disease
is yielding readily TO the treatment.
Thanks to the little dector's judgment,
not single case has yet proved fatal.
Oscal L. Johnson popular young
book-keeper for the Penn aiming Co.,
who is employed in the main Office at
Sheffield, was visiting his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. r. Johnson over Sunday.
Chas. Berlin, who has been employed
at l., S. Clough's mills for the past two
years, was visiting his mother, few
days last week. Chas. was unfortunate
in severing an artery or cord in his right
foot about a month ago, which has laid
him of duty ever since. He has about
fully recovered.
| Il. II. Lanson of Tionesta was up to our
burg nearly all OF last week looking over
the stock in the Collins store. Mr.. Ian
son, we understand, will occupy a very
prominent position with the Salmon
Creek Lumber Co., after April let.
T. d. Collins is having band mill put
in the old mill at Buck mills. This will
make an up to date band mill district
Mr.. c. alone being interested in five such
mills on Tionesta creek and at Golinza
The cut of these mills combined for the
coming season will perhaps be the larg.
est ever cut in Forest county.
Mrs. NJ. Andrews was summoned by
telegram to Hornellsville, n. Y, two
weeks ago by the serious Hines of hei
favorite sister, Mrs. VIM. Garrison, o
No. So Bennett street. Mrs. Andrews
bad reached her sisters bedside but I
short time before she was relieved Of heI