The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-04-24

| nrst MADE out. out one was discontinued
two continued and four settled.
The w. II. G. will hold public me-
mortal services In Bells hail Friday ev.
cning ut $3.50 in honor OF Mrs. II. w.
Kuntz, a member OF the Corps who was
recently killed by the cars. This me-
mortal was to have been held sooner,
but something else intcrfered and it
was postponed.
Samuel Shankel the Eleauora and
Panic mail carrier, is visiting in New
Bethlehem this week and his brother,
Adam Shankel, is carrying the mail.
| This mail route has been hard TO work
| the past six weeks on account OF bad
roads, and Mr. Shankel is enjoying a
needed respite from mules and mud.
The Indian" base ball club has been
organized for the season with the fol-
lowing players: Reynolds Gibson,
'Dubs'' Sharpe, Charles Wenscl. Ernest
Duff, Frank Bohren, Fred Butler, Fred
Bohren, Bert Burns and Edward Fos-
ter The club is now ready Tor chal-
lenges from amatuer clubs in Clarion.
Brookville, Punxsutawney and Dubois.
Bing-Stoke Co. are preparing for
quite an event at their store next week
It's going to particularly interest child
rem and school teachers and will prove
Il splendid demonstration Of the draw
ing abilities of the children. Can your
boy or girl draw a funny black cat?
| Let them try IL and take the drawing
to the hosiery counter at the Bing Stoke
Co. store.
EX-County Treasurer John Waite, Of
| this place, who has been student in
ne Danvillo Ky Theological Semi
| harry several years. will graduate at that
institution the 2nd of May. Mr.. Waite's
legion of friends will bo glad to learn
that he has been successful in his stud
les. We believe it is Mr.. Waite's in
tention to take up regular work in the
ministry.
Landsldes have been delaying trains
There was II slide on the b., X. Il p.
near Mosgrove Friday night which de-
layed the B. II. & p. night express sew
en- hours. There was slide near Law
sonham, on the Low Grade Division,
Saturday, and there were two or three
big slides on the River Division of p. r.
r.. Saturday and Sunday, which de-
layed trains.
The Pennsylvania railroad will run
an excursion train from Driftwood to
Pittsburg and return next Sunday
Train will leave Driftwood at $50 a. IN.
and will leave Reynodsville at 6.i7 a.
m. Fare 81 80 for round trip. Return
ing, special train will leave Pittsburg
at 200 p. IN. Excursion tickets will be
good on Dubois Express, which leaves
Pi',sburg at 5,05 p, m.
Mrs. Stowell, charming exponent of
the modern French School in vocal art
sang in the airiest and daintiest possi-
BILE style, delighting everyone with her
clear bell-like soprano and the perfect
poise of her tones. .-Pittsburg Post, Dec
81, 1899 Mrs Stowell will sing in the
NJ. f. church junior contest night and
graduating night, May and 8.
The Johnsonburg Breeze is under a
new management. r. Roy Handy and
W. A. Mcclure are the new proprietors
and publishers. X. G.. Bottorf. who
was foreman of the Reynoldsville VIol,,n-
teer several years, is local editor and
general all around man of the Breeze un-
der the new management. Clinton
Jones, former editor Of the Breeze, has
purchased news stand in Johusonburg.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian Work
Society will hold cake sale in G.. r..
Halls store window Saturday afternoon,
April 9th, to which all members of the
church are kindly asked to contribute,
as there will be no house to house
solicitation. The ladies are trying to
raise money to purchase an individual
communion service and would like the
assistance of members and friends, both
in contributions and patronage.
Mrs. May Faxon Stowell made her
first appearance before an Indianapolis
assemblage. She is young singer,
freshly returned from years study un-
der Partisan masters who have done
much in training her bright, limpid
colorature voice. Mrs. Stowell's vocal
range is wide, and her tones Of even
quality. Her facility of execution was
advantageously shown in the "Air des
Bijoux," which was Interpreted most
artistically. The young singer has
warmth of temperament, good tone
production and charming voice quality.
indianapolis Ne,os, Oct. 20, 1899. Mrs.
Stowell will sing in the NJ. +. church
junior contest night and graduating