The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-07-21

Rev. Jas. II. Jelbart, of Stanton will
preach in the M. T.. churches ut
Emcrickvillc. Paradise and at the Salt
Works next Sunday. Rev. j. g. IIar-
shaw will preach at Stanton.
At the convention Of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society of the Clar-
ion Presbytery, held in Wilcox last
week. II was decided to hold the next
annual convention In Brookville
| At the regular monthly meeting OF
the Reynoldsville Building and Loan
Association, held in the Flynn hall
Monday evening, thirty-six hundred
dollars were sold at n good premium.
Miss Alice Taafc. Of Rathmcl, daugh-
ter of Richard Taafc. mine boss, and
George Ditch, of Rathmel boss driver at
Sprogue mine, were married In the
Catholic church tins morning by Father
Brady.
Two young raccoons are Gagged In one
| VI lilf SHOW NltluOMN VI ALUM iNlSloI
cigar store. The little "'coons' wan
dcrcd into the Riston-Donaldson camp
in Becchwoods last week and surrender
ed themselves.
Quite delegation will go from Reyn-
oldsvillc to Ccarlield tomorrow to
attend the third annual basket picnic Of
the Central Association of the Royal
Arcanum. Century Council, No. $50,
Of this place, issued number Of invita-
tions to their friends.
The mncrsof No. rope haulagc, Big
Soldier mine held mass meeting at
Fuller Watering trough yesterday fore
noon. There was some trouble about
weighing the coal at the tipple. the
miners claiming that their cars were
not weighed half the time. and the
meeting was held to insist that all the
cars he weighed.
james Reed, of West Reynodsvillc,
who was assisting a Bcechwood's farm
harvest last week. received an ugly
cut on scythe which required few
stitches to sew up the wound. Reed
who is u Jumper" was sitting on II
fence with n scythc in his hands when
two pheasants flew mp which frighten-
ed him and he jumped on the scythe.
About thirty members of Lady Wins
low Degree Lodge No. 20j, Daughters
Of Rebekah, drove to PunXsutawney Fri
day afternoon and visited the lodge at
that place. After the lodge was over the
Daughters Of Rebekah Of Punxs'y
royalty entertained the Reynoldsville
visitors. Refreshments were served.
The party arrived in Reynoldsvillc at
300 A. NJ. Saturday.
The following gentlemen will ofliciate
for Hawatha Council No. 733. Jr. o. U.
A. NJ, for the ensuing term: Jr. L. c.,
II. +. Murray: G., a. A. Stewart: V. c.,
w. a. Gray: II. S., ID. J. Thomas: +. S.,
j. G. Barto: Treas, +. =. Alexander;
Cond., J. w. Mcintyre: Warden, w. II.
Gable: /. S., +. Boyer; o. s., NJ. Johns,
Rep, J. G.. Barto: Alt, w. II. Gable;
Trustees, w. A. Gray, w. J. Weaver
and w. III. Cable.
On the l4th inst. the following officers
were installed in Valient Lodge No. 46l
Knights Of Pythias: M. Of W., John
POmroy; Ch. Com. John Basher: Vice
Ch., John Butson: Prelatc, =. c. David
Hartmann; NJ. Tx. =. G. Philip Koehler
NJ. f., p. c. Edwin Hoare: X. of II. and
S., Sam1 b. j. Saxton; NJ. at A., Geo
Roller: In. G., w. J. Hoare: Out G.,
Samuel Williams; Trustee, David Hart.
man; Representative to Grand Lodge
Philip Koehler
|. NJ. Hoch, telegraph operator at A
V. R'y, was off duty several days last
week attending the funeral of his uncle
Henry Hoch, a merchant of New Mays
vile, who had a stroke OF paralysis or
the 9Th inst, died on the 10th inst and
was buried at the st. Johns cemetery
, Jefferson county, near Grange, on the
following Tuesday. The deceased
was seventy years old. Mr.. Hoch was
treasurer Of Jefferson county from 1855
to 1860. He embarked in the mercan
tile business at New Maysville in 1872.
Mrs. James T.. Long died ut her home
in Dubois Sunday morning. A stone
of the gall bladder about the size Of {
, hen egg, was removed from Mrs. Long
Saturday by the physicians Of thai
town. She passed the shock OF the
operation and was getting along nicel,
until Sunday morning when hemorrhag,
OF the stomach developed and few
, hours afterwards she died. The re
, mains were taken to Brookville, wher,
the deceased had spent most Of her life
yesterday morning for burial. Services
| were held i'm the HOLY Trinity church