The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-06-20

Ihc Ladies' hlu society vi tnc Dup
list church will serve dinner, lee cream,
cake sandwiches and coffee In the Bee
Hive building July ith.
Frank j. Black, chief " the Reynolds
Vile fire department, attended the lire
mems meeting ut Dubois Monday ns II
delegate from this place
The third quarterly conference OF this
conference year wns held IN the NJ. II.
church Monday evening. Presiding
Elder r. G. Smith was present
g. l.. S. G. meets Mt home of Miss
Cora Millircn this evening. The sub
icct IL Abraham Lincoln and every
member is expected to take part
Father II. Maurice O'Hcrn celebrated
his first solemn high mass at Dubois
Sunday. Father Ed. Driscoll, Of Rcyn-
oldsvllc, WIS Muster uf ceremonies.
The school board was to have met last
evening to elect principal and teachers
for borough schools, but the meeting
was postponed until Friday evening.
Miss Maud l.. Meek will be ono Of the
fourteen teachers Mt Derry Station,
Wcstmorcland county, the coming term.
The board held their election Monday,
June ith.
Fred X Booth, Of this city, was elect
ed president Of the Clcarlicld Baptist
Young Peoples Convention last week
at Clcarneld, Pa. The convention was
well attended.
The annual summer outing OF the
PENNSYLVANIA state Editorial Associa-
tion will he held In the Wyoming Val
ley next week, with Wilkes Barre ms
headquarters
The wooden mill at th IL place has so
many orders in that arrangements are
being made To run the mill day and
night. II Is likely the mill will be
lighted with electricity.
John Butson had his left foot and
ankle 30 badly injured by n fall of coal
In Big Soldier week ago that he has
been hobbling around ever since, and Is
likely to keep 1t u few days.
Rev. J. X. MclKallip, former pastor of
Punxsutawncy Presbyterian church,
has accepted II call to be pastor of the
East Brady Presbyterian church. He
| ,,iII a.. i,a,.ll,I Anung,
w. S. Weaver, one Of the publishers
of the Brookville Republican, and wife
were in town Thursday attending the
X. of u. reunion. Mr.. Weaver is Dis
trict Deputy in Jefferson county.
We have the largest and best assort-
ment of 1900 styles Of gas ranges aud
ovens on the market; perfect, satisfnc-
tory. guaranteed. We defy competi-
tion. Reynodsville Hardware Co.
Paul Rston, one of our promising
young men, graduated at the Kiskimin-
etas school, Salisbury, last week and
came home to spend the summer. He
expects to go to Princeton University
this fall.
Rev. Il. II. Knapp, one of the old
Methodist ministers Of this section, died
at Clarion Sunday and was buried Mon
day. He had resided at Clarion about
twenty years and had been in poor
health for sometime.
staff Capt Emilry March, of Oil City,
will give an address in Centennial hall
Saturday evening, June 23rd, at eight
o'clock. All are welcome. The staff
Captain will also speak in the Presby.
terian church next Sunday morning.
Ex-Sheriff r. C. Burns, Captain T. G.
Reynolds, Of this place, +. b. Campbell,
Of Desire, and County Commissioners
w. G. Murray and Newton Webster
went to Philadelphia Monday to attend
the Republican National Convention
yesterday.
Will G. Smith, who graduated from
the Ithaca, N. Y, high school, or Cor.
nell preparatory school, this week, will
start for home to-day to spend his sum
mer vacation. After vacation he will
enter Cornell Law school and prepare
himself for the law profession.
Robert Barker, C. OF II. OF Mazoma
MIA Tribe, No. 34l, Improved Order o
Red Men, of Reynoldsvlle, went tt
Philadelphia Friday to attend tn,
funeral of Grand Sachem Joseph Allison
whom the Great Spirit called from tn,
J hunting grounds of his fathers OF
Thursday.
Raymond f. Brown, who finished the
Freshman year in the Arch Course "a
Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y, ant
Miss Inez Brown, who has been taking
: a course in the Ithaca Conservatory o.
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