The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-05-21

we received an Interesting letter sew
eral days ago from John z. Strauss
written at Denver, Col, which was
crowded out OF this ISSUE We will
publish II next week. &.
Clifford L. Kaucher, son OF John II
Kaucher OF this place. will graduate
from the Medico-C -Chirurgical College Of
Philadelphia next Saturday and will
have NJ. ID. attached to his name.
The Reynoldsville base ball team has
been requested to play ball at Clarion
on the 9th day of next month, and II
satisfactory arrangements can be made
our team will play in Clarion on that
date.
Reynoldsville has "mothers' club, :,
but IL is not stated whether IL Is com
posed OF childless matrons, or old maids
Possibly it is genuine article.-Brook-
vile Democrat. Genuine article. Bro.
McMurray.
Frank Bonner, OF Sandy Valley, who
goes to Salmon City, Idaho, in a few
days to take charge OF Presbyterian
mission church, preached in the Pres
byterian church at this place last Sun
day evening.
Gertrude, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Hines, of Jackson street. died
at twelve O'Clock Sunday night, May Is,
1902. Gertrude was about one year and
a half old. Funeral service was held in
the Catholic church yesterday forenoon.
L. NJ. Radaker, of Eleanora, and Miss
Ella G. Muth, Of Desire, were married
at the Reformed parsonage at Trout
vile, Pa, May 10, 1902, by Rev. s. C.
Slower. They will go to housekeeping
In the near future in new house near
the home of brides parents.
The Helping Hand Society of the NJ.
+. church elected the following officers
on l4th inst for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, Mrs. George Mclinger: Vice
President, Mrs. S. S. Robnson Secre-
tary, Mrs. II. Alex Stoke Treasurer,
Mrs. Albert Reynolds.
The Reynoldsvile Business College
is now In the new rooms in the Deible
block, description of which was given
in the The STAR several weeks ago. The
rooms are delightful Excellent light,
good ventilation, everything convenint.
Students could not ask for better rooms.
NJ. ]. Farrell and James Orr, of Cen
tury Council No. 7S9, Royal Arcanum,
of Reynoldsville, were in Dubois Satur-
day afternoon to give Mrs. L. s. Hay,
widow OF Capt. Hay. who died April
9th. 1902, check for S., 900, the amount
of life insurance Captain carried in the
Royal Arcanum.
The engine hauling the b.. II. & p.
southbound dyer" jumped the track
near Sykesville last Saturday afternoon
and ran over the ties about 200 feet be-
fore the train was stopped. Not car
of the train left the track. The train
was delayed two hours in getting the
eng inc on track.
j. H. Hughes, the undertaken, has
bought new white funeral car, which
is inc piece of workmanship, and Is
up-to-date in every particular. Mr..
Hughes bought new black funeral
car last year and can now use either a
white or black funeral car, as the
occasion may require.
r. E. Shannon, formerly OF Connels-
vile, is superintendent OF the Metro
politan Insurance Companys work at
Reynoldsvile, taking the place of Rich.
ard Mitchell, who was recently trans
ferred to Punxsutawney. The Office Of
this company is in the H. A. Stoke block
Mr.. Shannon expects to move to Reyn-
oldsville next month.
The first game of base ball OF the sea-
son was played on the ball grounds Sat-
urday afternoon by home teams, "Tig-
ers' and glassworkers' club 1t was a
close and interesting game. The score
was 6-3 in favor the Tigers" dub"
Sharp and Jim King were the battery
for Tigers and Jess Bracey and VIM.
Limpered did the fancy work for the
other club.
About thirty-five young people attend
ed the reception and banquet given To
the senior class OF the Reynoldsville
high school In Bells hall last Thurs
day by the juniors, sub.juniors and pu.
pills OF A grade of room l3. 1t was a
real enjoyable affair. The program
consisted OF 'roasts" and toasts from
the senior class. The refreshments
were good.
| The l. o. o. F, Grand Lodge and
Daughters of Rebekah Assembly are
being held in Erie this week. M. e.
Weed Is a delegate to Grand Lodge