The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1900-04-04

Nellie, six-year-old daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. Il. Groves, who reside near
Sandy Valley, died last Wednesday with
diphtheria.
Ora Hunter, aged nineteen years.
daughter Of John Hunter, OF Westville,
was buried in the Beechwoods cemetery
last Friday.
w. G. L. U. meeting at Mrs. ]. Van
Reeds ON Saturday, April 7th, Mt 2.30
y. m. All members and friends are in
vited to attend.
day, the 9th day OF April, and Friday,
the 10Th day of April, TO be observed as
| Arbor Days throughout Pennsylvania.
The auditors reports OF Reynoldsville
and West Reynoldsville boroughs will
BE- found on eighth page Of this issue
and mercantile appraisers list on an in
side page.
The tenth annual convention OF the
jefferson County Sunday School Asso-
citation will be held In the NJ. T.. church
| In Brookville on Wednesday and Thurs
day, May 23rd and oath.
The Sidney Fuller monument in Falls
|
Stewart, OF Reynoldsville 1t is a beau
tiful monument. The base is 0 Y feet
and weighs six and one-half tons.
Tridex Chemical Company is the
name OF new company organized at
this place for the manufacture OF differ
ent kinds Of medicines. See large adver-
tisement in THE STAR next week.
The family that does not move occa-
sionally cannot fully appreciate set
tied home. House cleaning time is tame
compared with moving. IL Is an occa-
sion that tries persons meekness.
The Neal Comedy Company gave an
entertainment and sold patent medicines
in the Reynolds opera house every even
ing last week. The show is a good one
and the sale Of medicines was large.
The Murray school, OF which Miss
| Netta d. Coax Is teacher, closed sue
cessful seven month term on Tuesday.
Saturday evening the teacher and pu-
pills will give an entertainment in the
school house.
The Clionian Club held a social at the
home Of II. +. Mckee on Hill street last
evening. This club was recently or
ganized and is composed mostly Of the
ladies who were members OF the dis
banded Fortnightly Club.
A fellow from a suburban town i'm
bibed to much tangle foot Friday
evening and become so hilarious that
the policeman gave him a nights lodg-
ing in the bastile, for which he paid the
regular price Saturday morning.
The Minister'S Conference OF the Cen
tire Baptist Association will be held at
Clearfield April 10th and 18th. Rev.
A. J. Meek, Phi. D., pastor of the Reyn-
oldsville Baptist church. will attend the
conference. His name appears on the
program for "Sermon Outline"
Francis p. Elder, who has been a
prominent citizen at Pancoast number
Of years, is moving from that place to
Dutch Hill, Pa, this week, where he
will work for the Brinker Coal and
Iron Company His son, f. G.. Elder,
Is bcokkeeper for the above company.
Rev. l. d. Darling, prominent men,
ber Of Erie Conference, and pastor at
Ellington, N. Y, died at that place
March q OF cancer of the stomach.
There are six members OF Conference
Board Of Directors and DR.. Darling is
the third member to die since Confer
ence.
A male quartette, F. II. Beck. Frank
p. Alexander, DR.. Harry King and
Will Herpel, and the public school fe-
male quartette. Misses Golda King, Zoe
Woodward, Flora Northy and Althea
Sutter, sang several selections at the
entertainment given in Assembly hall
Monday evening by Prof. Lindsey.
Joseph r. Milliren, an employe at
the glass plant, was married to
Miss Martha Hunter at the home
OF the brides parents at Winslow,
Pa, last Wednesday, The wedding
was very large one and the young
couple received number OF presents.
Mr. Milliren will bring his bride to
Reynoldsville in few days and will go
to housekeeping In the rooms over d.
M. Bolger's tailor shop.
There will be an old fashioned unite
social" in the Presbyterian chapel
Thursday evening, April 5th, given by
the Ladies' Work Society. All are COR
daily invited TO attend. The contribu-
tion will be received at the door and
this will entitle you to cake and Sotfee,
served during the evening. A progfssu
has been arranged, consisting Of music
and recitations, and an enjoyable time
is expected. Proceeds for chapel mat
ting.
A. T. Diffenderfer, OF Olean, N. Y,
an old time friend Of Mr.. Kunz, OF the
glass works, visited here Tuesday and
Wednesday of last week. He has had
wide experience in the glass business
and pronounced the Star Glass factory
one OF the very best he ever saw for the
economical manufacturing OF glass. He
was particularly impressed as business
man with the strong position which the
company occupies with its entire pro-
duct sold for three years, cash on
delivery.
Mrs. Susan Jones, mother of our towns.
man, Charles e. Jones, died at her home
in Clarion county last Thursday Mrs.
Jones would have been "a years old next
August. She was the mother of ter
children, four boys and six girls, all OF
whom survive their mother. The de-