The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-12-03

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1903
| Trinity Evangelical Lutheran church.
j. w. Myers, pastor. Sunday school
$50 a. M, preaching services at ll.OO
a. m. and 7.30 p. m.
The |. o. o. +. degree team OF this
place will go to Brookville soon to do
some degree work in the I. o. o. F.
lodge at that place.
Rev. A. F. Boyd, of Limestone,
Clarion county, preached two excellent
sermons in the Presbyterian church at
this place last Sunday.
Miss Maude Meek's Sunday school
class will hold a Sock Social at the
home Of Mrs. w. l.. Fisher, on Hill
street, December 10th.
Reserved seat tickets will be on sale
at Stokes drug store on Wednesday
morning of next week, December ~,
for DR.. Conwell's lecture.
While in Reynoldsville last week,
Gen. Sweeney said 81 consider DR..
Russell Conwell the greatest lecturer
on the American platform to-day"
The High School orchestra played
several selections in Assembly hall last
Wednesday evening before Gen. Sween-
ey began his lecture. The orchestra Is
q good musical organization.
Seth Poorman, OF Yarnell, Centre
county, and Miss Alice Henry, of
Roland, were married at the Reformed
parsonage in Troutville on Thanks
giving day by Rev. S. Charles Slower
We failed to mention in our last issue
the death Of Frank McClarren, which
occurred on 2lst of November. Mr.. Nc
Clarren resided near Prescottville
His death was caused by typhoid fever
He was buried in the cemetery at Sykes
vile.
The we'll that was drilled for the
Reynoldsville Water Company, near
pump house, was put down to depth OF
120 feet when a good flow of water was
struck and the drill was stopped. The
water from this we'll will only be used
in case Of emergency.
Q Dubois and Ridgway football teams
played game at the latter place on
Thanksgiving dag, and Dubois was de-
feated. Score so. Two Reynoldsville
players were in the game. Atmore
Shaifer played with Ridgway and Reyn-
olds Gibson with the Dubois team.
A tramp called at THE STAR office
Saturday and wanted money enough to
get a cup of coffee, claiming affiliation
with the profession. When interroga-
ted he confessed that his claim was
based on the fact that he has brother
id-law who is proof reader on the New
York Journal.
The snappers in the New Bethlehem
Window Glass Works struck on Mon
day and are yet out. During the shut
down last week they were allowed for
three days. They claim they are entitled
tofull time. There appears to be disa-
greement, which we hope will be ad-
justed soon.-New Bethlehem Vindi-
Gator.
j. F. Kuntz and Miss Bertha V. Lon
don, both OF Troutville, were married
at the Reformed parsonage in Trout
vile on Thanksgiving day by Rev. S.
Charles Stover, pastor of Reformed
church at Troutville. After the mar
riage reception was rendered them at
the home of the groom's parents. A
sumptuous repast was served
Remember when you are asked to buy
tickets for Howe's moving pictures and
DR.. Conwell's lecture that you will not
only get the worth OF your money from
the entertainments, but you will also be
helping along one Of the best institu-
tions In town for young men, and that is
the Young Mems Reading Association,
as these two entertainments are given
under the auspices Of the above asso-
citation.
The local coal shippers were informed
last week that the p. r. r. Co. could
not furnish them with any more cars,
and number Of the farm teams were
sent home, but the matter has been ad-
justed and the company will continue
to furnish cars when possible. Itwould
require twenty-five cars day TO FIJI the
orders, but the company cannot furnish
that many cars daily. Hauling coal to
railroad on wagons is giving employ
ment TO large number of teams and
men and is putting considerable money
in circulation in this section. 1t would
be good thing for the community il II
would become regular business.
, The management of RevnOlds Onera