The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-01-04

their church at Stewards Run, com
meucing ou Saturday, January Z, and
continuing over Sabbath. Rev. G.
W. Sibly will be- present. Everyone
cordially invited.
II. d Collins. Of Nebraska, For.
est county, "a in the city last night
M his way to Tacoma, Wash where
he will visit his on. He will return
by way Of San. Diego, Cal, and visit
his brother, j. V Cnllins, formerly Of
this city.-Oil City Blizzard, Dec. 20.
The week of prayer" which be
gun on Sabbath last, is being observ.
ed at the Presbyterian church, Rev.
McAuinch being assisted by Rev.
Bell III his evening meetings. Com
munion services will be held there
next Sabbath morning.
MIR. l. H. johnson of SCOTS.
Michigan, who has been spending the
past three months with old friends 10
this section, returned to bis western
home a few days ago. He had q
rather seri us sick spell while here,
but had fully recovered, and left feel.
lug like a boy of 80.
The Christmas.tide of 1892 was
une of the pleasantest in the history
If u section, due largely, no doubt,
to the really fine weather which pre-
vailed during the greater portion oi
the time. Nothing is so conductive
to an enjoyable Christmas as a crisp
air and Il ground covered with snow
such conditions seem rare of late
years, and when they are present they
lend a much more cheerful aspect Ia
the holiday season.
Our young friend James Co.'s.
grove was wei from Barnett town.
ship during the holidays on a YER,
important, as well as a very pleasant
errand, as will be seen by reference
to our marriage corner" this week
James is one Of Barnett's steadest
and most popular young men, and
the REPUBLICAN joins his many
friends iU wishing him aud his far
bride u most prosperous and happy
journey through life.
-Geurge Weant, who has been
keeping bachelors quarters long
enough to satisfy him that it isu'I
just the thing, turned over a gnod
new leaf, aud resolved to begin The
New Year Alright. Hence it is that
he is now domiciled at his hume, just
outside the borough limits, with II
charming wife to share in his JOYS
and sympathlze in his sorrows should
he be thus overtsken. The bride was
MISS Matte Redfeld, a former popu
lar teacher of this county, aud favor
ably known to many of our readers
Good luck to them, aud 'msy they
live long aud prosper" is the wish al
all their friends, ourself included.
The eDterprising PIItsburg Times
has made anuther Item strike" II
now offers 10 take a train.load of tn.
mort popular teachers to the Wurld's
Fair next July. The range of coun
ry embraced is Western Pa, EBsterr
Ohio, Maryland aud West Virginia.
Every cnpy Of the Times will CONTAIN
a coupon which entities the holder to
n vote for his fsVOrite, aud the 30
teachers receiving the highest number
If vutes will be taken free to Chicago.
kept ten days free of expense, and re
turned to their homes. Nothing
quite So nice has ever befnre been al
tempted by a newspaper. Get a copy
of the Times aud see the plan.
Frank Thomson's visit hon,
turing the holidays had more in il
If pleasure for himself and another
young person than the mere meeting
with friends, eating turkey, etc., as
by reference to II little squib in tbi,
Issue under the head Of married"
will more fully appear. HIS coming.
While very pleasing to his frieuds
generally, has had the effect to de
prive our town of Que of its choicesr
v"uug ladies, in the person of Ms,
Lucy Garfield. This important event
took place at the brides hnme Mon
lay evening, in the presence of lht
immediate relatives Of the cOntrac
ting parties, and the happy coupl,
departed on the 1850 train, bound fur
their new home in Chicago, beariug |
with them the very hest wishes of y
large circle Of friends for II long aud
happy life, in which wish We mos
heartily jim.