The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-02-13


sum Of 81, 900. 60.
The LaPorto Comedy Company played
three nights at tho Reynolds opera
house last week. Thursday night IA
Country Tavern" Friday, "Frist," Sat
urday, "A Gamblers Wife," It's good
company.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bliss, who il visiting
In Williamsport, was unable to come to
Reynoldsvile to attend the funeral OF
her son, Fred Bliss, on account OF a
broken arm which she received recent.
ly by falling.
Rcv. A. ]. Meek, Ph. d., pastor of
the Baptist church, extended the right
hand Of fellowship to twelve now mem.
bers Sunday. Twenty new members
have been received into the Baptist
church this year.
Fo" only $1,000 you can buy at Key
stone Hardware Store, opposite Hotel
Belnap, a large six-lid No. . range, 81
in. oven. fully guaranteed in every way
Same size and grade Of range will cost
you $500 to $500 at other places.
M. G. Klingensmith, of Rockdale
Mills. was ut Summervile Monday.
Mr.. Klingensmith drove into town.
miles-Mondny morning in 30 minutes,
aud his horse had to walk at least one
mile Of that distance over snow drifts.
a. u. Siple has bought w. T. Cox's
interest in the meat market next door
TO Imperial restaurant. II. A. Hide
debrand, who has had charge Of the
market, retains his interest. The pro-
prictors now are Hildebrand Il Siple.
George McGrody, who was summoned
to Pittsburg week before last by the
serious Illness of his brother, returned
few days ago. His brother died soon
after Mr.. McGrody arrived there. The
body was brought to Red Bank for in
terment.
Edward g. Reed and Miss Mary f..
Witherow were married at the Presby-
terian manse at 900 a. m. Monday by
Rev. w. Frank Reber, pastor OF the
Presbyterian church. Mr.. and Mrs.
Reed will reside at Glen Richey, where
Mr.. Reed has Il position.
The Hotel Mcconnell has been pa
pered and painted from top to bottom
and is now as spick and span as Il new
pin. 1t has also been outiitted with new
Welsbach lights, which in addition to
electric lights, gives perfect light and
provides for any accidents.
Miss Eleanor Reed was at Shannon
dale. Clarion county, last week attend
ing the funeral of Mrs. Martha McEl-
hiney, an aunt OF Miss Eeanors mother.
Mrs. McElhincy was eighty years old.
She took the grip on Sunday, 2nd inst,
and died the following Wednesday.
Was buried Friday forenoon.
The hotels the past week have been
busy entertaining sleighing parties.
The landlords are always glad to see
them, particularly those who come after
supper, take full charge OF the house,
run 1T to suit themselves, and go home
when they get good and ready. About
four-fifths are this kind they claim.
We neglected to mention last week
that John Reed, Of this place. superin-
tendent OF the j. & G. G. & I. Co.
mines, had been appointed by Governor
Stone as one OF the board to examine
applicants for mine inspector of the BIZ
luminous coal regions, Mr. Reed was
appointed for four years, beginning the
first OF next month.
The public is continually being i'm
posed upon by lazy tramps who claim to
be sick and crippled in various ways.
Last Friday a healthy-looking fellow
was hobbling around with cane beg
ging, and we saw him afterwards at the
+. r. Il. station making good use OF
both OF his legs. This was one of the
hobos that was taken to Jail Saturday.
FREQ Bliss died at the home of his
sister, Mrs. James Kempsie, at 100 p.
m. Monday, February llth, from third
stroke OF paralysis. He was born at st.
Clair, Schuylkill county, Pa, March IS,
1851. He leaves wife and four chill
Funeral services will be held in the
Lutheran church at 1000
a. m. to-day and interment will be made
In Lutheran cemetery.
An old soldier who recently came to
town got in with some OF his old COM
rades Saturday evening and tarried too |
long at the cup that intoxicates and |
when the policeman found him about
s.3O he was in helpless condition and |
had to be almost carried to the lookup.
Sunday morning he put up his gold |
watch as security for his appearance
before Mayor Mitchell Monday morn