The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-09-24

meeting Monday evening.
To repair a leak in the water line at
corner of Main and Sixth streets, the
water was shut off several hours Sun
day forenoon.
Ex.postmaster T.. 7. McGaw intends
starting a bakery abou. the first OF
next year in the building now occupied
by d. NJ. Bolger's tailorshop.
Do you want position as bookkeeper,
stenographer, typist or Office assistant?
| If so communicate with the Reynolds
vile Business College at once.
Ex.County Commissioner Samuel
States and wife, and Joseph States aud
wife, of near Punxsutawney, attended
the funeral of George Roller, sr., at
this place last Thursday.
The eighteenth annual convention of
the Woman's Home Missionary Society
of the Clarion Presbyterian will be held
in the Presbyterian church, at PUNK
sutawney, October Sth and 9th.
Frank Parker is night policeman and
watchman to take the place OF John
Pomroy, who has resigned. Mr.. Pom
roy had been policeman for several
years and he performed his duties faith
fully.
Falls Creek has first National bank
1t was opened for business last We'd
nesday. j. A. Miller, who was cashier
of the Citizens National bank at Big
Run number of years, is cashier of the
new bank.
Harry Herpel, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles A. Herpel, who was to have
returned to Cornell University, Ithaca,
N. Y, Monday after spending the sum-
mer vacation here, is now down with
typhoid fever.
There will be meeting of the Young
Mems Reading Room Association in
their rooms in Hoover building at 800
o'clock Wednesday evening, Sept. "a.
| A full attendance is desired to elect
officers for the coming year.
The following students have enrolled
in the Reynoldsvile Business College
within the past week: George Reyn-
olds, Charles Mohney, Wallace Mitchell,
Michael Petrella, Kate Nolan, John
| Wildaur and Frank Bohren.
On Monday the public schools began
the third weeks work with an enroll
ment of 535 pupils. The different de-
partments are in good running order
and the teachers and pupils anticipate
good results from their labor.
The amateur dramatic company
played "Old Time Fun" in the Fourth
street play house Saturday afternoon.
| Admission one cent. Door receipts
$l.0S.- Comedian Burns manipulated
the base drum in street parade.
"The Folks Up Willow Creek" was
played by Frank Davidson and his COM
pany to full house in the Reynolds
opera house last Thursday evening.
This Is good company and the large
audience was well pleased with the play.
| George H. Parker, OF Dubois, and
Miss Mary G. Hilburn, of Troutville,
were married at the Reformed parson-
age in Troutville on the evening of
September IS, 1902. Rev. S. Chas.
Stover, pastor, performed the ceremony.
Will Foltz had his right foot badly
cut with hatchet one day last week
while baling hay at John M. Syphrit's.
Will was on baler with hatchet in hand
and he fell OFF baler and struck terra
firma before the hatchet got down and
it stuck in his foot,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G. McEnteer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Nolan, Miss Kate
Nolan, Mrs. Joseph Weist, Frank j.
Black, G. M. Leird, Barney Phalen
and P. Mcdonald were In New Bethle-
hem last Thursday attending the
funeral of A. E. Fasenmyer.
Mr. and Mrs. l. NJ Hoch were at
Driftwood Thursday evening attending
the wedding of e. E. Shindledecker,
telegraph operator at Driftwood, and
Miss Grace Dougherty, daughter Of
Thomas Dougherty. The bride is
niece OF j. G. Ferris, Of Reynoldsville.
Rev. Perry A. Reno and family and
Prof. George w. Lenkerd received
invitations to attend the wedding Of
Miss Caroline Belle Nichols, the
elocutonist who instructed the high
school class in 1900, and Frederick
Irving Tucker at Boston, Mass, Octo-
Der 7th.
| Reynoldsville Business College has
added shorthand course, taught by
mail, to the regular college course.
| This has been made necessary on ac-