The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-11-13

Six sweet singing sisters at Assembly
hall Thursday evening, Nov. 81. Tickets
on sale at Stokes drug store Saturday,
Nov. 10, at 500 a. m.
A number Of Reynoldsville ladies re-
ceived invitations to attend party
to be given by Mrs. A. NJ. Wadding at
Brookvile this evening.
On account Of the opening exercises
in Assembly hall on Thursday evening,
the NJ. T.. prayer meeting will be held
at I. 30 this evening instead of Thurs.
day evening.
Friday night uf this week DR.. A. T..
Turner will lecture in Assembly hall.
Subject, "Walking on stills" Tickets
20 cents; on sale at Stokes drug store.
Lecture begins at eight o'clock.
Invitations are out for the wedding
of Nichol Maruaro, of Big Soldier. and
Filimona Capriol of Renyoldsville,
which will take place in the Catholic
church at 1000 II. IN. Thursday, Nov.
2lst
Joseph Laverick, OF fPrescottville. was
given Il surprise party by about thirty
Of his young friends last Thursday eve
ming. He was presented with very
pretty rocking chair. Refreshments
were served.
Seventeen of the silk mill workers,
who are now out on strike, were arrest
ed last week on charge OF disturbing
the peace. They were given hearing
before Squire ]. Woodring, who will
give his decision next Monday.
The last two Sunday evenings the or
dinance Of baptism was administered
in the Baptist church by Rev. A. J.
Meek. PHI. D., and last Sunday even
ing three new members were received
into the fellowship of the church.
The first number on the NJ +. lee
ture course will be delivered in Assem-
bly, hall Friday evening. Season tickets,
for four lectures, 80 cents, admission
tickets for one night 20 cents. Tickets
on sale at Stokes drug store. Lecture
begins at 500 p. IN.
Don't forget the bazar and chicken
and waffle supper to be given by the
ladies Of the Presbyterian church in
the chapel Friday, Nov. 22nd. Bazar
will be open early In the afternoon.
Supper beginning at 5 o'clock. A "Re-
lie Room" will be an interesting feature
Of the occasion.
Robert II. Wilson has finished the
new brick walk on the Fifth street
and Grant street sides Of his residence.
There was 270 feet of sidewalk to be
laid, $50 feet on Fifth street and 100
feet on Grant street. Mr.. Wilson did
the work himself. and made un excel
lent job out OF 1t.
Mercyless Council No. 555, of the
Arabian Degree Klan, held an oyster
supper at Butler Bros restaurant Nov
7th on account of Grand Booder +. ID.
Hoover resigning his office and leaving
town. 1t is the custom OF the Klan to
hold Il supper when an officer moves
out OF the limits, as all officers are elect
cd permanently.
Walter II. Glare, who has charge Of
tho dry onn1c dapartnant In NJ;lli,a,,
new store. arrived here Monday and is
now busy getting his department ready
for business. Mrs. Glare arrived last
evening. They will board at Hotel I'm
perial until they can secure u suitable
house. 1t is very likely that they will
get A. b. Weeds house.
John II. Reynolds, formerly Of this
place, now prominent citizen of Mas
sillon. Ohio, came here last week to at
tend the funeral OF his father, DR.. w.
II. Reynolds, but did not arrive here
until after his father was buried. BY
some mistake John did not receive the
telegram announcing his fathers death
in time to get here before the 6.l2 p. m.
train Wednesday and the funeral had
taken place in the afternoon.
A public meeting of the silk workers,
organized labor and the general public
was called for Friday evening OF last
week to hear the silk workers. trouble
discussed, but the prominent speaker,
Thomas Haggerty, missed connections
at Pittsburg and was unable to get here
and the meeting was postponed until
Monday evening of this week. The
meeting was held in Centennial hall.
There was large attendance.
Thomas Green and John G. Conser,
proprietors OF Hotel Imperial, expect
to build large addition to the hotel
next spring. They own the ground be.
tween the Imperial and w. H. Moore's
grocery, now covered with old frame
buildings. These will be razed to the