The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1901-04-03

The 3. G. will meet at residence
.'. NJ. Mcdonald Friday evening.
A Polish woman from Soldier will
be buried in Catholic cemetery this fore
noon.
f. =. Adelspergcr will attend the
production OF "Uncle Toms Cabin" next
week.
Rev. Jacob Booth was at Ridgway
over Sunday preaching for the Baptist
people in that place.
Mrs Mary Filhnrt mov,d Monday
from Desire into the house she bought
from Harry Coping on Jackson street
The examination for common school
diplomas will he held in the M. Il.
church Saturday Of next week, April
18th.
The Wiuslow township school board
met at Franks Tavern Saturday and
paid the teachers for the month of
March.
G. B. Price, superintendent Of the
River aud Low Grade divisions of the
+. Il. r.. was ia Reynoldsville few
hours Saturday.
Special Easter sermons and special
music in the various churches OF town
next Sunday morning. The churches
should all be well attended
A stone quarry is being opened on the
Seeley farm. Why not have some of
the other buried treasures Of this town
brought to light as well as our coal?
Miss Sadie Hasson. teacher OF the
| shA IN tom
| for four weeks on account Of Illness, was
able to take charge of her school Mon
day.
| The annual convention of the Jeffer-
son County Sunday School Association
will be held in the NJ. +. church at
Punxsutawney the 22nd and 23rd of next
month.
| March 26th. at $50 p. m, David Hen
ry and Carrie T.. Swougcr were married
at the home of the brides sister, Mrs.
John Kennedy, Beech street, by f..
Mn. E-q,
Judge John w. Reed will hold a spec
ial session of court tomorrow. April
4th. b. ginning at 1000 Il. M. for the
purpose of approving the bonds of tax
collectors.
Mrs. s. NJ. Rhoads is very much an
noyed by boys rolling cannon balls from
the school grounds down against her
property, and requests the school board
to look after the mischievous boys.
A branch of the Improved Order OF
Buffaloes has been organized at Reyn-
oldsville. The initiation fee is only II
cents For full particulars and a mem
bership card inquire of Frank A. Me-
Connel.
Miss nellie Murphy. who has a fine
line of latest styles in millinery. will
have an Easter opening at her store
tomorrow. Thursday. Don't miss this
If you want to see a fine display of hats
and bonnets.
M. C. Howe. OF Bradford, general or.
ganizer of the BARRIERS Journeymer
International Union, will como to town
to-day and will attend the meeting OF
the BARRIERS and clerks in =. o. S. of A
hall this evening.
The Wind played havoc with Ton
Reynolds wagon shed one night last
week. Toms chicken roasted in the
shed and while they were badly frigh
tened and made great fuss, not {
chicken was injured
We mentioned several weeks ago tha
the Elks had decided not to keep the
electric piano that they had put in theil
rooms on trial They have since decid
ed to keep the instrument and the money
was paid for it last week.
Blng-Stoke Co., who are opening
department store Ia the large building
corner of Main and Fifth streets. ar,
working hard to get their new goods
opened and marked in time TO opeI
their store to the public tomorrow
Thursday.
The structural steel for the new rail
road bridges on the p. R. r. at Hopkin
and Garrison was unloaded at thos,
places last week. Both of these super
structures will be built for single track
but the foundations are wide enough
for double track.
The annual meeting of the stockhold
ers of the Reynoldsville Woolen Co. wa
held Monday evening and the old officer
we're reelected, as follows: President
S. B. Elliott: vice-president, DR.. S
Reynolds: treasurer, John II. Kaucher
: secretary, F. H. Beck.
We mentioned last week that Noal
Syphrit expected TO sell his farm il
Paradise and move away, but the par
ties who intendec,buying the farm, an,
even had paid small sum as guaran
tee Of good faith, have decided not t,
/ buy the farm at present.
Richard Humphrey, Of Curwensville
father of our townsman, j. M. Hum
phrey, died at his home at Curwens
vile last Thursday and was buried Sal
urday, the decCased only lacked fou
days OF being SO bears old. His deaf
D was caused by paralysis. j. M. Hun
Humphrey attended the funeral.
Prof. G. w. Lenkerd, principal OF ou
| schools. visited high schools in Pitts
burg, Allegheny City. McKeesport an
, Beaver Falls l93t week to see how tn
schools are conducted In general, bu
3 more especially to examine the CONNER
cal course taught in those schools.
is likely that a commercial course wi
. be gdded to the studies In our hig
Y school next term.