The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-04-06
KellettYille.

IL visiting her son, HERBERT, at MuZette.
-Alva Watson, who has been spending
his Easter vacation with his pal ents, re-
turned to Allegheny College, Meadville.
MIR. and Mrs. j. p. Cunningham and
daughter spent Thursday in ShefIield.-
Blanche Hendricks and Goldia Hill were
Warren visitors Saturday.-Prof ID.
W. Morrison, of Tionesta, visited our
schools Frday.-Mrs. &C. Pope spent
few days at Frewsburg N. Y, last
week, visiting elatiVes.-Nelson Sto-
yer, of Erie is the guest of his father, r.
Stover.-Zora Hartman visited friends
and relatives at May last week.
Will Dotterer, who is attending college at
Meadvile, visited relatives here Wednes-
day.-Thomas Cowan, of Parker, is the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. scott Smith.
Truman Hill, OF near Tionesta, visited
his children here Sunday. He was ac-
companied home by his son, p. l.. Hill,
who expects to leave soon for Poughkeep-
sic n. Y, where he will attend the East
man Business College. He has been en-
ployed as clerk by the Salmon Creek
Lumber Co. store for several years and
will be missed in our town.-Mae Hart
man of May burg was the guest of Lula
Shaw Thursday. Keesey returned
from Mesdvile, Friday, where she has
spent several months with her sister, Mrs.
G. Horne.-Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Kribbs
visited relatives at Tionesta, Sunday.
They were accompanied home by Mrs.
Kribbs nephew, Ray Amsler.-Miss
Kate McMillen, of Warren, is the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Chas. Russel.-Mrs.
Il. b. Catln and son, Russell, ofSheffield
are visiting relatives in town.-Edward
Gillespies moved from Porkey to our
town last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Gillespie
were former residents here and will be
welcomed by all.-H. Port. of Clarion,
and Lawrence Zuendel, of Shippenville,
visited friends IN town oyer Sunday
Carter's Original Jubilee Singers, of
North Carolina, was the attraction at
Andrews Hall, Thursday evening.
large audience greeted the singers. Peo-
pie from Mayburg, Newtown, aud Ne
braska arrived on special trains. At
6 o'clock every reserved seat In the house
was sold. The program was pronounced
the best that was ever rendered TO kel-
lettville audience. The audience was en-
trauced and spellbound from the begin
ming to the finish. A selection, 1.-THE
Flag that Never Touched the Ground"
caught the house by storm. The gentle
mems quartette in amusing impersona-
tions and burlesque brought forth round
after round of applause. The rendition
Oh Inc Dtlllt, ny MI NdIloIt WAS
masterful and classical. Mr.. Manning,
The basso, sang, "Asleep in the Deep.
If the audience had the disposition of the
Carnegie medals, Mr.. Manning would be
assured of at least one. At the close of
program, unanimous request was made
for a return date. We understand Prot.
Simmons is negotiating for the same.
The course was financial success net
ting the schools $S0.-Two young men
who disturbed the audience in the hall
Thursday evening will be excluded from
all entertainments given under the aus
pices of the public schools.
ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
An important change occurred in the
ownership of the Watson & Co. store last
week, when the Hon. Geo. II. Johnson re-
tired from the firm, Mr.. Leon Watson
purchasing his interest. Mr.. Watson in
tends to give more attention to the mercan-
tile business hereafter.-Thc Keystone
Handle Co., of Corydon, Pa, have purch-
ased all the material on the ground at the
old wood factory and have large crew of
men who are busily engaged in razing the
old kiln to the ground. 1t will be some
time before the handle mill will be ready
to place their material on the market, This
is new industry and we gladly report any
news of this kind--The Salmon mill has
resumed operations for the summer Their
cut will be principally hard wood.-The
high school course of entertainments was
concluded on Thursday evening by the
presentation of the world wide Carter Jubi-
| lee Singers, of Chicago. No better enter
tainment was ever given in Kellettville
toan this last number. Special trains from
| Mayburg and Nebraska assisted very ma
| terially in filling the hall to its utmost ca
pacity and also adding lucre to the treasury
of the high school funds. Words are mad
equate to express the pleased attitude ofthe
assemblage. Prof. Simmons was the recip-
| lent of many kind words and expressions
in his rare judgment in selecting none but
the very best of entertainers. After paying
all Indebtedness the neat sum of $50 re-
mained as a nest egg for future layers.
Something to crow over, that-The well
known Sheve sanity, consisting of father,
mother and several children, of which two
boys are married and have families, depart,
ed for Wisconsin Monday where they eX-
pect to better their condition financially.
Mr.. Sheve and sons have been employed at
the tannery for the past 10 years The three
families left on the early train Monday,
where a large number of friends at the de-
pot to see the gathering of the Sheves.-
Mrs. Hattie b. Catlin, who has been i'll for
the past two weeks, is slowly recovering
Mrs. Pat Welsh and son Miles are visit
ing friends at Brockwayville.-Miss Jen-
ME Meagor of Truemans visited her friend
Bertha Mathe, last week.-The Warren
visitors Saturday were Misses Blanche
Hendricks, Goldia and Gwendolyn Hill
and f. J. HenderSon.-Plumer Wilson
has accepted the position as deliveryman
for the Salmon Creek Mercantile Co. Plum
er says you can't keep good man down.
-Signs spring. Spring is now here. 1t
has been here before, but not so much so
perhaps as it is this year. In spring the
buds swell up and bust The violets bloom
once more and the husband and father puts
up tae screen door to fool the annual fly
when he tries to make his annual debut.
Spring comes with joyous laugh and song
and sunshine and the burnt sacrifice of the
overripe boot and the hoary Overshoe. The
common egg of commerce begins to come
forth into the market at price where 1t
can be reached with u step ladder. There
are four seasons, spring, summer, autumn
and winter. Spring Is the most joyous sea-
son of the year. II is then the green grass
and the lavender pants come forth. The
little birds twitter in the branches and the
farmer goes forth to till the soil till the
cows come home We all love the moist
and fragrant spring. 1t is then that the
spring bonnet of the world crosses the
earth's orbit and makes the bank account
of the husband and father look fatigued.
The hum of the humble bee is again with
us. The little striped hornet heats his nose
with Il spirit lamp and goes forth to seek
the man with the linen pantaloons. All
natuI, is full of life and activity; likewise
the man with the linen pantaloons, The
frogs in the valley add their joyous discord
to that of the dog at II p. m. The idle man
will meander up to the sunny side of hor
izontal object and gently lean with his
back to the object while i'm his eve there
is a iareway look rs he gently prOpels him
self as doeth walking bean. The small
boy will gallantly don his fathers boots
and nrncend IN nlnM I'M ihe fni and lncinms