The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1895-10-09
WEDDING BELLS.
A PLEASANT AFFAIR.


A. Weiser, near Leeper, Pa, Sunday,
Sept. 20, 1895, at five o'clock p o.,
the occasion being the marriage of
their daughter, Miss Arley, to Mr.. S.
j. Lynch of East Hickory. Miss
Hattie Reyner played the wedding
march, and Rev. Wouders pro.
nounced the words which united the |
young couple, when an elegant we'd.
ding supper was served, after which |
Rev. Wonders, in behalf of the
friends present, presented the bride
with many useful presents, which
we're accepted with many thanks
About sixty.five of the nearest rela.
tives and friends witnessed the cere.
mony, among them being Mr.. and
Mrs. r. r. Lynch and son Roy, Bert
HilIard, S. Carson and Lucy Ander.
son of East Hickory; Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Reed, of Myola; Mrs. Amau.
da Kuhns, of Reidsburg; and B. j.
Clark of TioDesta. The bride wore
a handsome white silk, aud CORES.
ponding bridal inery. Mr.. Lynch
is we'll known as one Of Hickory's
best young men, and the bride as one
of Forest county's most successful
teachers, and will be greatly missed
by large circle of friends at her
home. After all present had ex.
pressed their good wishes, "good-
byes" were said, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lynch left for their future home at
East Hickory, where the groom is
employed and the bride has charge of
one of the public schools. May the
sun Of their happiness never set, is
the wish of, A GUEST.
wELLER-EHLERs.
A very pleasant event took place
last Thursday evening on German
Hill. It was the occasion of the
marriage of Mr.. George Weller and
Miss Anna Ehlers, proper notice of
which appears among the wedding
announcements of to-day's paper.
The hour was set at four o'clock, at
which time goodly number of
guests had assembled at the brides
home to witness the interesting cere-
mony, which was performed by Rev.
o. T. Kubitz, of the Lutheran
Church. After the ceremony was
over and all had extended hearty
congratulations the guests were seated
to a most sumptuous wedding dinner,
and a very pleasant evening was
passed. The groom is one of the en-.
ergetic and industrious young men of
his community, and for the past year
has been engaged in the oil business
near Emlenton, where he is drilling
I wells by contract, in which business,
we are pleased to know, be has had
excellent success. The bride is one
. of German Hills most charming and
popular young ladies, and enjoys the
high esteem of all who know her.
The happy young couple will reside
t in Emlenton, Cor which place they
s took their departure last Saturday,
bearing with them the best wishes Of
r all their friends for long and hap
q py married life, in which hope the
| REPUBLICAN heartily joins.
8 voCKRoTH.
3 One of the highly interesting events
' of the season was the quiet wedding
: that took place at the home of ex'
a Commissioner Henry w. Ledebur OF
: Germnn Hill, yesterday forenoon,
Only the near relatives of the con.
Q tracing parties were present to wit
d ness the affair, which passed off most
i pleasantly. The groom, Mr.. Herman
}, Blum, is one of the sturdy, honorable
!, citizens of our county, whose quiet
bearing aud sterling worth has made
}. him esteemed by his neighbors and
e scquaintances everywhere. The bride
# Mrs Emma Ledebur VockrOtb, is
# one of the most excellent of women
!. whose modest ways and charming
n character have endeared her to all
h who have the pleasure of her ae'
r quaintanee. A more appropriate and
3, happy union could scarcely have
J. been consummated. Rev. o. t. Ku'
}, bitz oficiated on this occasion, and
r. after the words had been spoken
a which united two honest hearts, the