The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-10-30

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will be held in the M. T.. church at
Brockwayville to-day and tomorrow,
Oct 30-3l.
The Reynoldsvile Temperance I'M
ion will meet Tuesday evening, Nov. 5,
at eight o'clock in Salvation Army
Hall. After public meeting officers will
be elected
Mrs. w. 4. Mcdowell of Dubois, had
one tomato stalk in her garden that
had seven Tomatoes on 1t, which weighed
respectively 2i lbs, 2 lbs, lilbs., | l ibs,,
II lbs, iibs. and II Tbs.
Ed. Lewis and f. p. Elder, who are
camping in Clearfield county, killed a
bear last week and shipped it to this
| place. Some OF the bear meat was sold
at Strawcutter's meat market.
John w. Campbell, agent and opera
tor at Lawsonham, is working a few
days in the p. r. II. train dispatchers
Office in Reynoldsvile during the alb
sence of Thomas G. McEnteer.
Eli Ryder and wife, of Rathmel, will
move to Fayette City, and number of
Mrs Rydcr's lady friends of Rathmel
aud Reynodsville gave her farewell
party yesterday, All present had a
pleasant time.
| Walter II. Glare, of Port Allegheny,
the man who will have charge OF the
dry goods side in Millirens large de-
dartment store, has the reputation Of
being one of the finest in Pennsylvania,
and understands the business thorough
ly.
Samuel, six-months-old son Of James
and Elizabeth Tovey, died Wednesday,
October 23rd, and was buried in Beu-
lah cemetery Thursday afternoon. Fun
eral services were held at residence
of parents, conducted by Rev. Perry A.
Reno.
Frank ]. Black, proprietor of Hotel
Mcconnell that was destroyed by fire
recently, expects to rebuild his hotel
next spring. Mr.. Black will make APP
plication to court TO transfer his license
to another place in town nuntil his new
building is erected.
james NJ. Knapp, of Brookville, now
an employe in a Dubois printing office,
and Miss Blanche l.. Brand, of Kittan-
ming, we're married in Dubois last
Thursday Mr.. Knapp, who has visited
his cousin, L. l.. Gourley, in this place
few times, is known by number Of
our young people.
Albert Reynolds, John II. Corbett
and S. S. Robinson were appointed by
Burgess Mitchell as the committee to
distribute the money raised for benefit
Of those who suffered loss in the recent
conhagation. About 100000 has been
paid in for that purpose, but it has not
all been paid out yet.
The bible class that has been meeting
at Mrs. J. NJ. Moore's, in West Reyn-
oldsville, at 200 p. IN. every Monday,
will hereafter meet at 2.30 Tuesday af-
ternoons, The day and hour of meeting
has been changed as it was thought to
be more suitable hour for those who
want to attend the bible class.
N. 7. Rhodes, who has resided in
West Reynoldsville three years, moved
to Falls Creek this week, where he is
building himself new house. Mr..
Rhodes, who is an experienced black
smith, will work in the b., II. & p.
car shops which will be in operation
about the first of the com ing year.
Walter r. Reed and wife returned
home last evening and were serenaded
by a calithumpian band. 1t was thought
that they had returned Monday even
ing and a calithumpian band kept up
terrible din for an hour or two before
they knew that Mr.. and Mrs. Reed had
not returned.
Supervisors McCleery and Holman,
Of Winslow township, and the p. r., II.
Co. have finally entered into an agree
ment for the building of the township
bridge over the F. r. r. cut near silk
mill. Now that permission has been
granted the supervisors to build the
bridge over cut they will push the work
along as rapidly as possible.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Potter, who were
recently married at Johnstown, home
of the bride, and are now enjoying their
honeymoon, visited the groom's mother
and sister, Mrs e. L. Potter and Mrs.
Peter Burkhart, in this place the past
week, The brides maiden name was
Anna Kehl. Mr.. Potter's home is in
Clarion county and that is where they
will reside.
Lex N. Mitchell, who was principal
of the West Reynoldsvllle schools sew
eral terms, now a lawyer in Punxsutaw-
ney, passed through Reynoldsville Sat-
urday on his way home from the county
seat. Mr.. Mitchell is possible candi-