The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-07-12

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Rev. Howe DeLoe will preach in the
Lutheran church next Sunday at 1890
a. IN. and 7.30 p. IN.
Al. Springer and wife, Of Johnstown,
John Springer and wife, Of Brockway-
vile, and Allen Springer, of Fairmount,
were in Reynoldsville last week at
tending their fathers funeral.
Clarence Blakely, Of Reading, Pa,
representing the Redpath Lyceum Blu
reau, of Boston, was in town yesterday
trying to book three or four good men
for the lecture course here this coming
season.
The new bank building on the corner
of Main and Fourth streets will be the
prettiest structure In town when COM
pleted. The town can well afford TO
exchange frame buildings for the kind
Nolan is putting up.
An excursion will be run from Reyn-
oldsville and Dubois TO Clearfield to-
morrow under the management Of the
ladies of the Baptist church at Dubois.
Round trip ticket sl.1O. Train will
leave here at 40 A. NJ.
A county convention Of the Peoples
Party was held at Reynoldsville on the
list Of the candidates nominated.
Henry G.. Kellar, of Reynoldsville. Ia
the Peoples Party candidate for fherifr.
John NJ. Hays received the contract
for grading and paving the remainder
Of Main street from the bridge TO
Presbyterian church, and A. O'Donnell
& Son are to furnish the lumber. The
work Of grading was commenced last
week.
Chas. Feicht, who was clerk in H.
Alex. Stokes drug store for a few years,
but who went to Pittsburg ten months
ago to work and attend school,
returned TO Reynoldsville Monday and
will again be found as an employee of
Stokes drug store.
ID. w. Atwater, Of Reynoldsville,
president Of the Clarion, Jefferson and
Clearfield Sons of Veterans Association,
is making a special effort to have the
fourth annual field encampment, to be
held at Punxsutawney July Goth to
oath, grand success.
Rev. Dewitt NJ. Benham, of Pitts
burg, delivered lecture, ''Passion
Play" in Centennial Hall Wednesday
evening of last week. He is pleasant
talker and he delivered good lecture.
The proceeds were to go to the Presby-
terian parsonage fund.
The next meeting of the Reunion
Association Of the o. U. A. NJ. will be
held at Reynoldsville in June of 1894.
AT a busienss meeting held In Dubois
after the parade July 4th, G. N. Lewis,
of this place, was elected president OF
the Association for the ensuing year.
William G. Schultze, the groceryman,
Ed. J. Schultze, the butcher, Frederick
and Herb Burns, of this place, were at
St. Marys Monday attending the
funeral of Ed. Bradford, an engineer on
the p. & f.. II. r., who was killed in
cohesion near Johnsonburg last Satur-
day.
Mrs. Ed. Seeley and son Edwin, and
Mrs. Margaret Gorsline and son Reyn-
nolds, drove to Smicksburg, Pa, on a
visit last week. On the return trip
Mrs. Seeley fell out of the hack onto
fence and demolished 1t, and escaped
with only slight bruise on her right
arm.
Albert Smith and Miss Blanche Nc
Millen, daughter OF L. w. McMillen,
were married at Brookville July 3rd.
Mr.. Smith has worked for Mr.. McMil-
len about four years and Is an industri-
GUS young man. His wife is modest
young lady who will make good help
mate in life's battle.
Carrier Seminary summer school will
be conducted on the grounds OF the
Clarion Assembly, near Strattanville,
Pa, from July 10 to August 8. A good
faculty has been engaged. Free in
struction in the common English and
academic studies and in the Delsarte
System of Physical Culture.
Chas. A. Anderson, a brakeman on
the A. v. R'y, and Miss Mary M. Scott,
daughter of Esq. Thos. Fl. Scott, were
married by Rev. p. ]. Slattery July 4th.
They went to Kittanning and Pittsburg
on wedding trip. They have rented
rooms and gone to housekeeping in the
Bee Hive building on Main street.
Some of Elisha Cox's friends think he
does not work hard, but when they con-
slider the fact that he has done the
work on his own farm of 30 acres, the
Dean farm 60 acres, and Peter Cox's
farm 100 acres and only hired twelve
dollars worth OF work done. thew will