The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-06-15

Kittanning. visited the Masonic lodge
at this place last evening.
A new lot Of boys shoes just arrived,
blacks and tans, the incest we ever had
for the money, kobinson's.
A. b. Weed. train dispatcher in the
A. v. R'y Office at this place, was over
on Mosquito creek. Clearfield county,
last week trout fishing.
Guy, 6ve-year-old son OF Joel Snyder,
who resides near Deemcr's Gross Roads,
fell of fence one day last week and
broke bis left arm below the elbow.
A Swede brought wrecked bicycle
into town a couple Of days ago and
when asked how the wheel was broken
he said: "Sun-of-gun jumped in hole"
DR.. Neale, Chas. Feicht, G. NJ. Me-
Donald and James G. Scott who were
over in Potter county last week trout
fishing, caught some large trout. Ten,
twelve and sixteen inches long were the
largest.
Rev. Proudfoot was installed yester-
day as pastor of the New Bethlehem
Presbyterian church. Rev. W. +.
Reber, of this place, was at New Beth
lehem assisting in the installation cere-
monies.
A committee has been appointed to
ask all persons to decorate for July
Fourth in an appropriate manner.
Should the committee fail to see you
all. don't you fail to decorate as elab-
orately as possible.
A mass meeting was held in Centen-
nial hall Sunday afternoon. which was
well attended. Notwithstanding the
rain storm. Mr.. George Muller. uncle
of Rev. John NJ. Dean, delivered a good
address on 'The Christian Citizen"
Yesterday being the tenth anniversa-
| ry of the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
| w. Palen number of their friends.
married and single, gave them a " tin
wedding" surprise last night. Mrs.
Palen is now well supplied with tinware.
A special concave of the Knights of
Templars was held in Ridgway last
Friday evening which was attended by
the following Masons from this place:
John II. Bell. Charles A. Herpel, L. j.
McEntire, Henry c. Deible and Ira
Smith.
The final officers for the Fourth of
July celebration are: l.. ]. McEn-
tire. chief marshal, DR.. B. f. Hoover
and Thomas f. Evans aides: f. A. Alex
ander, general treasurer: j. G. Scott,
w. w. Wiley and John T. Barkley,
auditors.
The Children's Day exercises in the
Baptist and Methodist Episcopal
churches Sunday morning were listened
to by large congregations. Both
churches were especially decorated for
the occasion. Those who took part in
the program did nicely.
The annual convention of the Jeffer-
son County Sunday School Association
will be held in the Brockwayville
Presbyterian church on Thursday and
Friday OF this week. The first session
opens at 200 p. NJ. Thursday and the
last session closes Friday evening.
The popular gospel services hitherto
held In Centennial hall Sunday nights
will be held in the Baptist church DUR
ing the next four or five weeks. The
services will begin at 7.45 promptly.
All who have been attending the hall
meetings are urged to come. Seats free.
Mrs. Angelina Converla, an italian
woman OF London mines, had hearing
before Squire w. l.. Johnston in West
Reynoldsyille Saturday for threatening
Converia gave bail to amount of three
hundred dollars for her appearance at
court.
One day last week when the sun was
coming down the near way and the
thermometer registed 95 degrees in the
shade, a couple stepped off the noon
train and the woman had heavy pair
Of woolen mittens on her hands, strictly
for style. The couple clasped hands
and leisurely walked uptown.
| T.. +. Stewart, marble dealer Of this
place, has recently set two very pretty
monuments in the Dubois cemetery,
one for Mrs. John Horner and the other
was set in the lot OF Dayid II. Evans, of
this place. The Horner monument is
the best one in the Dubois cemetery.
Mr.. Stewart is putting up extra fine
monuments at very reasonable prices.
Following are the delegates elected
by the Baptist church in' this place TO