The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-10-15

put in on foot walk over iron bridge be-
tween the two boroughs. Saml Ressler
has contract to do the work.
Mrs. William Barclay served lunch
con to the members Of the M. f..
Foreign Missionary Society at her home
on Jackson street last Friday afternoon.
James Delaney, DR.. ]. B. Neale,
Charles S. Kirchartz and Ben G. Reed,
of this place, attended the shoot OF the
Dubois Rod and Gun Club at the park
yesterday afternoon.
V. Il. Holman, who had the contract
to build new county bridge at O'Don-
nell, has sold his contract to David
Melser and son. Mr., Holman expects
to go to West Virginia soon.
Six-weeks-old daughter Of Mr.. and
]. NJ. Dunn died Sunday and was buried
In Beuah cemetery Tuesday forenoon.
Rev. w. Frank Reber conducted fun
eral service at residence OF parents.
Will C. Eufer, Harry F. Eufer, L. p.
Byrne and William Gurnsey are over in
wilds of Elk county gathering chestnuts
and keep their eyes open for any game
that might stray in their pathway.
Thomas S. McCreight and wife left
here on early train this morning for II
visit with the formers brother, Smith
McCreight, at Florence, Washington
county, Pa. They will stop at Pittsburg
to see the exposition.
George L. Spear, son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Spear, Of this place, who holds n
good position as bookkeeper for large
firm in Pittsburg, is now in the Munich
pal Hospital, Pittsburg, with genuine
case of smallpox.
Robert Ramsey, jr., aged fifteen years,
son OF Robert Ramsey, ST., of Reynolds
Vile, who was in the Adrian hospital
three weeks for treatment for rheuma-
tsm, was able to return 10 his home in
this place last Friday.
The opening date OF the Allen-Earle
Stock Company has been postponed
until Monday, Oct. 9th, in order to en-
gage several good people whom the
management wanted. The company
will be a very strong one.
The two Italians who wero charged
with the murder OF James Heekin at
Shawmut on 25th OF last January, plead
guilty to murder in second degree at
Ride way yesterday. Judge Mayer will
likely sentence them to-day.
D. w. Mix, a bra KEENAN, on the P. r.
II shifter between Reynoldsville and
Oak Ridge, had the thumb of his left
hand smashed while making a coupling
in the yards at this place last Thurs
day evening, and has been of duty since
that time nursing the injured member.
Rev. A. j. Meek, Phi. D., pastor of
the Reynoldsville Baptist church,
accompanied by his wife. will go
to Greensburg, Pa, next Monday to
attend the Baptist State Anniversary.
Rev. Meek was pastor OF the Green's
burg Baptist church seven years and a
half.
Rev. Perry A. Reno was at Richards
vile last Friday attending a convention
OF the Warsaw and Polk Township Sun
day School Association. He delivered
an address on Temperance Work In
Sunday School," and took part In dis.
cussing several of the topics intro
duced.
Clair Sutter and bride, of Clarksburg.
West Va, were guests at the residence
OF ], j. Sutter on Pleasant Avenue yes
terday. Mr.. Sutter was in the employ
OF the Reynoldsville Hardware Company
several years ago. He was married to
Miss Marguerite Farland on Wednes-
day, October 8th.
Frank J. Black, proprietor Of The
Mansion, attended the State Firemen's
convention at Bradford last week as a
delegate from the Reynoldsville fire de-
partment. While at Bradford Mr..
Black was elected member OF the
Keystone Fire Chiefs, an association OF
chiefs and ex-chiefs OF the State.
Andrew Henry and Miss Tressie M.
Fenstermaker. were married at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Fenstermaker, at
Fuller on Sunday, October l2, 1902, by
Squire E. Neff, of Reynoldsville.
'Squire's grandson, Ezra Neff, accom-
panied him to Fuller to attend the
wedding.
Shade trees enhance the appearance
OF town and are u comfort and delight
to the denizens thereof during the sum-
mer months, but when Jack Frost has
made visit or two and the lawns are
covered with the sere and yellow leaves