The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-02-07

tee request full attendance of members
of the church and congregation.
In a will made last May, Peter Cox
named A. G. Milliren, of Reynoldsville,
as executor of his estate. Mr.. Milliren
knew nothing of IL until the will was
read. Mr.. Cox's property is valued at
about $1,000.
Forty hours devotion began in the
Catholic church Sunday and ended
yesterday morning. Fathers Weinker,
of Clayville, Desmond, of Coalport, and
McGivcny, of Dubois, assisted Father
Brady during the forty hours devotion
Few persons know what is meant by a
''size" in the matter of coats, shoes etc.
A size in coat is an inch, size in
underwear is two inches, size In socks
is an inch, in collar one-half an inch,
in shirt one-half an inch, gloves, one
forth an inch, and hat one-eighth of an
inch.
The Acorn Club, of Dubois, will drive
to Reynoldsville Thursday evening.
Landlord F. ]. Black Of Hotel McCon-
nell is making preparations to give
them an excellent meal, which he knows
how TO do. The visitors will trip the
light fantastic in the Reynolds brick
block.
The Dubois Erening Express had
Chaplain McCabe deliver his lecture on
''The Bright Side of Life in Libby
Prison" at this place last Friday evening.
Our evening friend was mistaken about
the date of the lecture. Chaplain will
lecture in Centennial Hall next Friday
evening, Feb. 9th.
Mrs. Catherine Sunderland, OF Me-
Ghees Mills, Clearfield Co., sister of
Jacob Sutter, OF this place, died'Friday
evening, Feb. 2nd Seven children are
now left without father or mother, the
father died about year ago. Mrs.
Jacob Sutter and son, Frank, attended
her funeral, Mr.. Sutter was not able
to go.
The Republicans of Winslow town
ship nominated the following ticket for
the election this month: Tax collector,
Joe c. Reynolds: supervisors, Amos
Strouse, w. X. Garvin: school directors,
Thomas Hutchison. o. II. Broadhead,
Noah Syphrit: registers, j. l.. Long,
Martin Syphiit; auditor, 7. J. Broad
head.
The regular monthly meeting of the
town council was held at John M. Hays
Office Monday evening. Henry A. Reed
was elected secretary pro TEN for the
remainder of the year, which will end
with the March meeting of council.
The only business of Importance to
| transact was to order bills amounting to
$3l2.75 to be paid.
The revival in the Methodist Episco-
pal church is still in progress and the
interest is unabated. Thirty seven
were taken into the church on probation
last Sunday, making a total of ninety
three probationers since the revival
began. One hundred and thirty have
been at the altar for prayer. Afternoon
meetings are held frequently.
The Pennsylvania State Editorial Asso-
citation met in Harrisburg on Wednes-
day of last week. H. p. Snyder, of the
Connellsville Courier, was elected presi-
dent of the Association and II. H.
Thomas Of the Mechanicsburg Farmers
Friend, was reelected secretary and
treasurer. The annual summer excur-
sion will likely be to New York City
and Long Branch.
Forty-six members of the Jr. o. U.
A. NJ. lodge of Brookville came to
Reynoldsville on special train last
Wednesday evening and visited the
lodge of the same name at this place.
The Reynoldsville lodge served lunch
in the lodge room before the visitors
returned home. We understand Dis
trict Attorney w. L. McCracken paid
ohN i"htooi Nohipuhy out vi NO oNH
pocket for the special train.
DR.. L. Veno Howard, the English
physician who has been at Dubois for
several weeks, is now in Reynoldsville,
stopping at Hotel Mcconnell. He will
deliver free lectures in Centennial
every evening for week, and perhaps
longer, with the exception of Friday,
Chaplain McCabe will lecture in Cen
tednial Hall that night. DR.. Veno will
deliver two private lectures during his
stay here, one for ladies the other for
men only.
Rev. VIM. H. Robinson, young
Methodist preacher who does circuit
work near Dubois, was married to Miss
Minnie Miles, of Ridgway, last Sunday.
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