The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-05-07


Of the Low Grade and River Divisions
OF Z. II. r., made his first trip over the
Low Grade last Thursday
Tickets will be on sale at Stokes to-
morrow morning for the entertainment
to be given In Assembly hall next Mon
day evening by Willard d. Howe.
VIM. Degnan. John Collins, VIM.
Cummings, Butch" Beezer and VIM.
Bracey were over at Green Briar, on
North Fork, trout fishing last week.
Jacob Welder, OF Big Run, and Miss
Annie Conrad, of Grampian, were
married at the Reformed parsonage at
Troutville April 27, 1902, by Rev. S. G.
Stover.
The large plate glass in one of the
display windows in j. j. Suffers store,
which was broken some time ago was
removed last Friday and new glass
put in.
The Marienville Egp1ess, which was
destroyed in the fire that almost wiped
that town out on 23rd of April, made
its appearance last week. The editor is
not discouraged. He says Marienville's
prospects are better to-day than ever.
1t is not dead-iust begun to live"
Joseph Biamonte. barber at Soldier,
will return to the old country next
month to look after some business mat
ters and II he is indebted to any persons
he requests them to call and he will
settle all accounts as he wants to be
square with everybody before he leaves.
]. S. Dean, OF West Reynoldsville,
who moved in from Washington town
ship last winter, will go to Pittsburg
tomorrow TO consult a specialist on
stomach trouble, from which he has
been suffering for sometime. DR.. ]. b.
Neale will accompany Mr.. Dean to Pitts
burg.
l. p. McCleery, Of Prescottville, one
OF the supervisors OF Winslow township,
went to the West Penn Hospital, Pitts
burg, Saturday. Mr.. McCleery has
been suffering with asthma for some
time and is now threatened with con-
sumption and his physicians advised him
to go to hospital for treatment.
Will L. and John f. Strauss, sons OF
Mrs. Noah Strauss, OF near this place,
start from Columbus, Ohio, to-day for
Denver, Col, where they will remain
sometime for benefit of Wills health.
John left here last week and stopped at
Mcdonald until this week, and Will has
been attending school in Columbus.
Thomas Craven, an old and highly
respected citizen OF Westvile, Pa, died
last Saturday, aged "a years. Funeral
services were held in the Zion church
at Schafrner's Corners yesterday. The
deceased had been i'll six months. He
is survived by his widow, two sons and
five daughters. ]. A. Craven, Of near
Sandy Valley, is son OF deceased.
John S. Brennan, the lumberman,
returned Saturday from three weeks
soiourn in Oregon. John says he didn't
gain any in flesh while away because
they live on "corn dodgers " and bacon
out in Oregon. He also says they are
so slow out there that man could COM
NIT robbery and the police would not
find it out until week after it hap
pened.
Judge Frank j. Thomas, Of Mead
vile, Pa, assisted Judge John W. Reed
in the Jefferson county court last week
Friday evening found Judge Thomas
with case before him that would take
at least half day to finish and he held
court until after midnight Friday night
and charged the jury before eight
o'clock Saturday morning sc he could
start for home on the $50 a. m. train.
There was fair attendance at the
Mothers Club meeting In Assembly
hall last Friday afternoon, the program
as advertised was carried out and the
meeting was very interesting. This
was the last meeting OF the Club until
next September. 1t was decided at
this meeting to hold lawn fete some.
time during the summer to raise money
to purchase and encyclopedia for the
school,
In speaking of the smallpox cases in
Henderson township, the Big Run
Tribune said last week: 1T is the
opinion Of physicians who are acquaint-
ed with the nature OF the disease tina,
Henderson township will be swept with
1t when cold weather comes again. Pre-.
cautionary measures should be taken al
once. Every person should be vaccinated
as it Is the only remedy to prevent the
spread OF the disease"
A number Of years ago Reynoldsville
had high constable who thought he
was empowered to arrest man any