The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-04-17

cago, Eleanore Arnold, of Clarion, Hell
en- Wood, Nora Wilson and Mrs. james
Schewcm, OF Dubois, were guests Of
Mrs. Frank p. Alexander day last
week.
James Shaller, who returned from the
Philippine Islands about the first of this
month where he had been twenty
months as soldier boy, visited his un-
Gle, Benjamin Haugb, near this place
the latter part OF last week.
County Superintendent II. b. Teil-
rick examined a class of sixteen in the
M. E. church at this place Saturday
for common school diplomas. 1t was II
bright class and there is little doubt
but that all will get diplomas.
The Junior Union Of the Baptist
church will serve ice cream, cake and
coffee in the vacant store room in opera
house block next Saturday evening,
April Goth. |. Y. l.. ice cream will be
served. Proceeds to go to the church
repair fund.
The Keystone Hardware Co. having
placed an experienced man in charge Of
their plumbing department, are now
prepared to do all kinds of plumbing
water, gas and steam-at reasonable
prices. All work guaranteed to b.
strictly frst-cass.
Bessie, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kennedy, died April 18th and was bur-
led in the Baptist cemetery April 18th.
Short funeral services at the residence
of parents conducted by DR.. a. j. Meek.
pastor Baptist church. Bessie was :
months and 20 days old
Uncle Toms Cabin" was played at
the Reynolds opera house on Wednes-
day and Thursday nights Of last week
by home talent. Tho attendance was
not as large as was expected on account
booked for last week.
John G. Dillman has sold his large
st. Bernard dog to Father Wicnker, Of
Punxsutawney. The dog was taken to
Punxsutawney yesterday. Some time
ago Father Wienker was visited one
night by two robbers aud he bought
this dog to guard his house while he
sleeps.
The ''conundrum tea" given in Bells
Hall last Friday evening by the w. r..
G. afforded considerable amusement for
those who attended. The musical part
of the evenings program was furnished
by Wallace Mitchell, John Coleman,
Leonard Harris, Raymond Ferrin,
Frank and Craig King.
Mrs. Margaret Walsh, relict of Pat
rick Walsh who was buried the latter
part of March, died at Rathmel early
yesterday morning. Funeral service
will be held in the Catholic church at
this place at 900 Il. m. tomorrow, Mrs.
Walsh was born in Ireland 66 years ago,
She resided in Ratbmel eleven years.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will meet at the home of Mrs. j.
M. Hays on Friday, April 10th, at 2;30
p. IN. Mrs. A. Elmore, editor and pub
Usher of THE Search Light prohi-
bition paper, of Meadville, Pa, will be
present. All members and lady friends
of the cause are requested to attend this
meeting.
j. MOrie Daley, who was an employe
in the Enterprise Silk Company's office
at this place since last August. resigned
his position last week and returned to
his home at Penfield He was at home
| but few hours when he secured a po-
sition with an engineer corps that is
working near Weedvlle. This is the
line of work he has been anxious for
some time to take up.
John b. Whitehill, of Brook vile, who
was in business here about ten years
| ago and afterwards decided to study for
the ministry, graduated from the Au-
| burn, N. Y, Theological Seminary last
week, also passed the examination be-
fore the Auburn Presbytery and has ac-
cepted a call to become pastor of Pres
| byterian church near Auburn.
DR.. S. Reynolds and wife and Mrs. c.
A. Stephenson are In Philadelphia this
week attending the commencement ex.
ercises of the Philadelphia College OF
Pharmacy, from which institution
Clarence H. Reynolds, son OF DR.. and
Mrs. Reynolds, will graduate to-day
Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. Stephenson
will visit in Harrisburg and Lock Hav'
en- before returning home.
Elmer Woodward, who has been an
assistant in the Reynoldsville postoffice
for two years, has resigned that posi-
tion and will go to Dubois this week tC
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