The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-10-25

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tion will be held In the M. H. church in
this place the third week In November.
Full particulars will be given later.
John T Gray and Miss Virginia Smith,
both OF Big Run, were married Mt that
place last Friday by Rev. j. 7. Hicks,
OF Emerickville, assisted by Rev. An
thony Groves, Of Big Run.
John O'Hare, Ed. Gooder Thomas
Green, George Hughes, John Conser
and Jamcs Hughes went over into
Clearfeld county yesterday afternoon
TO spend several days hunting.
Alfred A. Farland, Of New York City,
who Is without doubt the greatest
banjo performer the world has ever
known, will appear in the opera house
at Reynoldsville, Monday, November
Goth.
All the Company l. boys of this place
were working Thursday and could not
attend the reunion at Sykesville.
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reception by the loyal citizens Of that
town.
A Clearfeld county woman was put
In the lookup Monday for drunkenness.
She was 30 drunk that she fell of the
sidewalk. II Is certainly a pitiable
sig ht to see woman reeling drunk on
the streets.
The Clarion State Normal Is noted
for the excellent spirit Of the young
people who attend that school. Some
thing In the training afforded there
leaves an impression that is elevating
and lasting.
Rev. Whitmore. OF Richardsville, was
to have preached In the Baptist church
in this place last Sunday, but was called
to Philadelphia TO attend the funeral
OF a relative and could not fill the ap-
pointment here.
The gas connection has finally been
made In the new b., II. & Il. station at
foot OF Fourth street and that building
is now lighted and heated with gas.
There are two outside gas lamps, one In
front OF station and the other on the
Fourth street side OF station.
F. F. Schurig, Of West Reynoldsville,
who has been In the employ Of the Met
ropolitan Insurance Company several
years, was recently promoted to the po-
sition of assistant superintendent OF the
Dubois district. Mr.. Schurig has prov
en- himself worthy Of the promotion
received.
Francis Smith, Of the Reynoldsville
Hardware Company, who has been con-
fined to his home near Pancoast several
months with typhoid fever, was able to
come to town Monday. He does not
look very robust yet. He will go to At
lantic City this week to see II the sea
breeze will hasten back his wonted
health.
There are five brothers and three
sisters, children Of Andrew Moore, OF
Beechwoods, now living in Jefferson
county. The eldest was eighty years
old last April, and the youngest was 60
on Sept. Sd. The father and mother
are dead, but all the children born to
them are living, as stated above
Brookville Democrat.
The Degree Staff OF Lady Winslow
Lodge, Daughters OF Rebekah, aud
District Deputy Mrs. Annie Winslow,
were at Brookville Thursday evening
initiating some new members into the
Rebekah lodge at that place. The
Reynoldsville Rebekahs were suppered
at the American Hotel and were we'll
cared for by the Brookville lodge.
Rev. C. d. Slagle, pastor Of the Unit
ed Evangelical church, Dubois charge,
which includes Reynoldsville and Falls
Creek, was in town yesterday to make
some arrangements about holding SER
vices in this place, but was unable to
make satisfactory arrangements about
when and where meetings will be held.
Rev. Slagle is building new church at
Falls Creek.
There have been some complaints
about saw edges on stand-up collars and
cuffs Of the Reynoldsville Steam Laun-
dry. They are now prepared to obviate
this fault, having placed one of Carr's
edge-dampeners and ironers in their es-
tablishment, which irons the edges and
corners of standing, wing points and
lay-down collars and cuffs, making them
smooth as ivory.
About twenty members Of the Reyn-
oldsville l. o. o. F. lodge, who compose
a degree staff Of that organization,
drove to Eleanora Saturday evening to
visit Hazel Dell lodge and confer the
initiatory degree on some new members.