The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-10-11

ployee Of the H., l.. & Y. g. M. Go. at
Big Soldier, has resigned his position
by request Of the company. Mr.. Covill
went 10 Brockwayville Monday 10 look
for n new job.
Thomas Kearns, Of this place, who
was at Smetbport last week assisting the
iioscoes TO furnish music for the Cath
olic fair at that place, returned homo
Monday. Thomas says the Fair was a
grand success.
@. y. Hoffman, one of our jewelers.,
packed his little grip" and hied away
10 the Garden City last Friday where no
will join the great throng and got aw-
fully tired tramplng around looking at
the exhibits at the Worlds Fair.
Misses Lucille Mitchell and Maud
Reynolds came homo from Pittsburg
Saturday. Lucille had been visiting
friends there for few weeks and
Maud stopped on at Pittsburg on her
way home from the Worlds Fair and
visited several days with Miss Mitchell
and her friends.
Mrs. ID. A. Melius, of Ridgway,
visited her brother, Geo. w. Warwick,
whom sho had not seen for over fourteen
years, at this place during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Melius moved into Ridg-
way just recently.
Rev. j. q. Noble, Of Punxsutawney,
preached an excellent sermon 10 the X.
Of Il. lodge Of Ratbmel last Sunday
morning. There was a large crowd
In attendance. A number Of Reynolds
Vile people went up 10 Rathmel 10 hear
him.
f. II. McGaw will go 10 Pittsburg next
Monday whore he has been summoned as
apctit juror for the District Court Of the
U. $. Esq. j. r. Coax has been filling
that position for Uncle Sans Court for
some time and just how Esq. McGaw beat
him out Of the job VIC cannot tell at
this writing.
j. III. Bell, general superintendent OF
the Bell, Lewis e. Yates G. NJ. Co., at
Dubois and Reynoldsville, will move TO
this place the first Of next week. His
family passed through town on the east
bound train Monday 10 Punxsutawney
whore they will visit few days. Mr..
Bells family consists Of his wife, two
boys, two girls and his mother. The
Oldest boy remained in Virginia where
he has charge Of a mine. As stated
before, Mr.. Bell has rented NJ. ]. Nc
Entoer's house on Grant street.
DIR. RI. Wadsworth Slack, an erst
while pedagogue Of this borough, who
was one Of the Columbian Guards at
the Worlds Fair from the early part OF
May until about the first Of October,
spent several days the past week In
Reynoldsvllle. He entered the West
Penn Medical College at Pittsburg for
the second term this week. DR.. Slack
had not intended resigning as a Guards
man until the 10th Of October, but on
account OF his brother being seriously
Ill with typhoid fever he was called
home. The windy city must agree with
Doctor, as he has raised little mustache
and is lleshier.
Harry Cartwright, Of Chicago, ILL.,,
formerly OF Reynoldsville, visited his
sister, Mrs. Ed. Lewis, at this place
last week. Mr.. Cartwright gets tired
OF the "hurry and furry" OF Chicago
life. He works for F.. o. Excel and
their office is near the Worlds Fair
grounds and tho immense crowd daily
makes travelling TO and from the Office
hard task. Although Harry came from
the city Of attractions, yet his eye Is
keen enough TO notice the substantial
improvements that have been made in
Reynoldsville In the past two years.
He said he would rather live in Reyn-
oldsville than Chicago.