The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-05-10

noon
Domenico Passeri and Marea Lorenzo
we're married at the home OF the bride
on Mabel street at 100 p. M. yesterday
by Squire Il. Neff
At the regular meeting Of town coun-
Gil last Wednesday evening the millage
was laid as follows: Borough 3 mills,
bond mills. water mill.
Mazomania Tribe No. 3il, Improved
Order Of Red Men of this place, will at
tend the morning services in the NJ. f.
church next Sunday in a body.
Al meeting of the miners and mine
laborers at and in the vicinity OF Rath-
mel last evening, number of them
Joined the United Mine Workers Of
America.
Squire John T. Coax's funeral last
Thursday afternoon was one OF the
largest seen in this town for sometime.
There were forty-three conveyances in
the funeral procession.
John Pomroy has bought an interest
| in the sale of the automatic washing
machine in jefferson county. He will
go to Punxsutawney tomorrow to intro
duce the machine there.
John Northy, of Rathmel, who has
been suffering with kidney trouble, will
go to the Medico-C Chirurgical Hospital,
Philadelphia. this evening. He will be
accompanied by his physician.
The trouble at the silk mill seems to
have been settled and most all the strik-
ers have returned to work. There is
some talk of organizing branch Of the
Textile Workers Union at this place.
G. r. Hall, of the Hall & Barton hard
ware firm, has purchased the property
on Main street that is now occupied by
Alfred Wigget's fish market The
property was purchased from the I. o.
o. F. lodge of this place.
Cyrus II. Blood, of Brookville, Re-
publican candidate for prothonotary,
was in Reynoldsville several days last
week looking after his political interests.
Mr.. Blood would fill the Office he seeks
with credit. He is pleasant gentleman.
]. L. Heaton, formerly an employee
at the Hopkins mill, now proprietor of
the Palace restaurant and boarding
house in Clearfield, has fine large
house, located near the =. II. II. pas
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business.
Mrs. F. G. Corbett. of Prescottville,
was bitten on the right arm several
days ago by dog. She will have a
very sore arm for sometime. The ca
nine had bitten two or three people be-
fore this, but he will bite no more, as
he has been killed
The tenth anniversary OF the organ
ization Of the Epworth League will be
celebrated in the NJ. T.. church next
Sunday evening by the League at this
place with special program. This
special service takes the place of the
regular preaching service.
This week the name of J. NJ. Ches-
mutt, OF Brookville, Republican candi-
date for nomination for sheriff, is added
to our list OF announcements. Mr..
Chesnutt, who was candidate for the
same Office three years ago, is well
known all over Jefferson county.
AT the annual meeting of the Reyn-
oldsville High School Alumni Associa-
tion last Thursday the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: Pres
ident, Will G. Smith: vice president,
Miss Edith Clark; secretary, Mrs. A. ].
Postlethwait; treasurer, Frank p. Alex.
ander.
The committee on teachers perma.
nent certificates for Jefferson county
met in this place last Friday and Satur.
day and examined class of four, as
follows; j. M. Holben, Ringgold, r H
Longwell, Brockwayville, Frank E.
Love, Brookville, and Harry f. Daniels
Summerville.
The gas was shut off few hours
ouHudy w hiioW bit rcilONdl VI bllt Sts
regulator from the building formerly
used by the gas company for a work
shop, into the alley just outside of the
building A brick vault was built in
alley for regulator and it will be'coveret
} over so that teams can drive through
! alley just the same as before the vault
was built.
: The goth anniversary Of the Grant
Council of Pennsylvania Royal Area
mum is being held in Pittsburg thi,
, week. M. j. Farrell is attending as
| delegate from the Royal Arcanun
Council of this place. Mrs. Farrell ac
companied Mr.. Farrell to Pittsburg
Irven F. Dempsey, OF Oak Ridge, Il
assisting in the freight house during
Mr.. Farrell's absence.