The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1898-08-31

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John l.. Dickcy and Miss Alice Shat
fer, both Of Paradise, were married at
the NJ. T.. parsonage, Emerickville, last
Thursday at 500 A. NJ. by Rev. A. G..
Mills.
The Missionary Society of the Pres
byterian church will meet at the home
Of Mrs. ID. w. Riston on Friday after
noon, September 2nd, at half past two
o'clock.
Prof. T.. d. Baker, who was married
to one of our town ladies, Mollic Mckee,
has been elected principal oi the public
schools at Parker's Landing, Pa, for
the ensuing term.
The Helping Hand Society of the NJ.
+. church will hold lawn fetc at the
home Of S. S. Robinson, on Main street,
this evening. Ice cream, sherbet, cake,
&C., will be served.
The Kelso furniture store will be
moved from the room now occupied in
the Centennial building to the room in
the Bee Hive building at corner of
Main and Fifth streets.
The Junior League of the M. T..
church held picnic near the Grange
hall in Paradise Thursday. The young
people were given hay-ride to and
from the picnic grounds.
Mrs. w. Nj. DeHart went to LAWSON
ham Monday to attend the funeral of
her half-brother, Clark Henderson, who
died at Pittsburg Friday. The deceased
was single man, aged "a years.
The rain about neon Wednesday
marred the Baptist Sunday school pic
mic in Kline's grove. The picnicers all
had to huddle into the Kline school
house and eat their dinner there.
The Annual Convention of the .Jeirer-
son County w. c. 4. U. will be held in
the NJ. f. church, Stanton, Pa, Sept.
7th, Sth and 9th, commencing 2.OOP. NJ,
Wednesday and closing Friday noon.
Miss Alice Cochin, the milliner, went
to Cleveland, Ohio, yesterday to attend
the wholesale opening of fall trade.
She will be absent two weeks and her
store will be closed during that time.
Rev. Mr.. +. Hacker is attending the
meeting OF the Pittsburg Synod at East
Liverpool, o. There will be no service
in the Lutheran church on next Sunday,
September 4th, Sunday school as usual.
Mrs. Thomas j. Moody, Of Eleanora,
died Thursday morning with consump-
tion. Her remains were brought to
this place Thursday evening and taken
to Fairmount on the sos train. Funer-
al at Fairmount Friday. The deceased
was 2S years old.
Charles Decker, of Holton, Kansas,
who has been visiting with u. b.
Rhodes, the butcher, for number OF
months, left here the first OF this week
on trip to Bellefonte, Williamsport
Buffalo and Niagara Falls. From the
latter place he will return to his home
in Kansas.
w. G. Hartwick, patentee of the Au-
tomato Spring Washer, was in Clear
field the first of this week helping w.
G. Campbell and II. L. Fireman, OF this
place to introduce the washing machine
in Clearfield county. Messrs. Campbell
and Fireman have bought the right TO
sell in the above county.
"Chad" Bitters, the Reynoldsville
base ball pitcher, who played with the
New Kensington, Pa, club last year
and the Westfeld, N. Y, club this year,
returned to this place Monday evening
to remain short time, 'Chad" has
gained quite reputation as a pitcher
and our people expect to see him pitch
nice game this afternoon.
Miss Maggie McMillen, whose maiden
name was Maggie Cox, wife of Post
master John McMillen, of Homer City,
Indiana county, Pa, died Friday after
noon from quick consumption. Her re-
mains were buried in the Greenwood
cemetery at Indiana Sunday afternoon.
The deceased was 80 years old. She is
survived by her husband and one daugh-
ter. Mrs. McMillen was a daugh-
ter OF Peter Cox, deceased, late OF
Washington township. William Il.
Cox, OF Reynoldsville, and Elisha and
James Cox, OF Sandy Valley, drove to
Homer City Saturday to attend the fun