The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-01-08

phia visiting her son, DIR. Howard
kaucher, who is opening an office in
Philadelphia.
A few Of our citizens were in Dubois
Thursday evening OF last week to hear
Booker T.. Washington, the noted color
ed gentleman, lecture.
Last Friday Mrs Jennie G. Jones
bought n house and lot on Jackson
street, near Second street, from Elisha
Cox. Consideration 100000
George Smith and Grace M. Senior,
OF Washington township, were married
by Squire h. Neil, at his office in this
place, on Wednesday, January |, 1902.
Miss Molie Driscoll gave party to
Il number OF young friends last Wednes-
day evening in honor of her brother,
ID. b. Driscoll, Of Bradford, who was
visiting in this place.
The Democrats Of Winslow township
will hold a suggestion meeting In hose
house No. |, second precinct Reyn-
oldsvillc borough, from 200 to 400 p.
m Saturday, January llth.
William Priester was In New Bethle-
hem last week selling the Charles Kah
furniture store In that place. He made
the sale and went down to New Bethle-
hem Monday to close up matters.
The miners mass meeting that was
TO have been held at this place last
Saturday was declared off on account OF
the grievances having been amicably
settled with the coal company.
One-year-od daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Calvert. who reside near
Big Soldier, was buried in Prospect
cemetery Monday afternoon. Funeral
services were conducted by Rev. Brown.
Rev. w. f. Flick, Methodist Epis-
cOpal preacher of Petrolia. Pa, who is
visiting his brother-in-law, Martin
Plyler, In this place. preached in the
Reynoldsville NJ. +. church last eve.
ming.
Harry Richards aud Miss Mabel
Foust, daughter OF Hon. J. w. Foust,
of this place. were married in Brookville
December 30, 1901, by Squire AL. Baur.
Mr. and Mrs. Richards will reside in
Johnsonburg.
The roof of Edward Schultze's house,
on Grant street. caught fire Saturday
afternoon from spark from chimney.
Fire alarm was sent in, but the fire was
eXtinguished with a few buckets OF water
before much damage was done.
DR.. G. G. Gibson, the optician made
his monthly trip to this place yesterday
and the reason his advertisement did
rot appear in THE STAR last week was
the result Of an oversight in this office.
The advertisement was received In
time.
George w. Stoke, jr., vice-president of
the Bihg-Stoke Co., left here Monday
on business trip to Pittsburg and
Cleveland. He was accompanied by his
son. Henry, who will stay with relatives
at West Newton while Mr.. Stoke goes
to Cleveland.
The annual congregational business
meeting OF the Presbyterian church
was held in the church Monday even
ing. at which time reports were made
for the year. Two new trustees, A. II.
King and NJ. +. Weed, were elected for
ensuing year.
Charles T.. Kline and Mrs. Cora Bar
rett, nee McGrody. both of Ridgeway,
were married in Warren, Pa, Decem-
ber 23rd, 1901 by Rev. ]. G. Mcdonald
Mr.. and Mrs. Kline came here Satur-
day to visit Mrs. Kline's father, George
McGrody, on Jackson street.
The Reynoldsville Light and Power
Company of this place has secured
charter and at recent stockholders
meeting, the following officers were
elected: President. w. Il. Cox: vice
president, John II. Burtop: secretary,
Smith NJ, McCreight; treasurer, Ed
McCreight.
Matthew Philips, OF Jackson ST., who
is now acting rs book agent. Is selling
all kinds Of standard, up-to-date books
II you want book OF any kind give
him an order and he will get the book
at reasonable price. He also handles
albums, bibles, hymnals, and other re-
ligious literature.
After the first page was printed we
discovered that the Office for which
Jacob G. Smith is candidate-county
| commissioner-was omitted in his an
nouncement Mr.. Smith is "a good
natured gentleman and we know he
will forgive us. Correction will be
made next week
The Pittsburg Moving Picture Co.
show in the Reynolds opera house last
| Wednesday evening was not strictly
| first-class show. The machine didn't
work successfully Lyman Howe has
the only up-to-date, strictly first-class
moving picture show travelling to-day
See Howe's pictures at Assembly hall
January 10th.
The week of prayer is being observed
in the Presbyterian, Baptist and Meth
odist Episcopal churches. In the Pres
| byterian church there will not be any
services after this evening until next
| Sunday. There will only be a half-hour
service in Baptist church tomorrow
| evening on account Of DR.. Conwell's lee
| ture in Assembly hall
w. j. Weaver, w. Fl. Ford, d. III.
| Northamer, Bert Burns, John KelloclS
| and Elmer Schugars, who are members
| of the Mystic Commandery No. 3l3,
| Ancieut and Illustrious Order of
Knights Of Malta, OF Reynoldsvile,
l were at PhilinshurU last Thursday