The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-04-16

Florence Green, daughter Of Thomas
Green at Imperial Hotel, won the five
dollar gold piece given away at j. j.
Suffers store to person guessing date
on the coin.
jefferson county's bill for maintenance
of inmates in Western Penitentiary for
1901 was 81, ,072.S7. In 1900 the bill was
81, 1875, making the bill Sl46.SS less
last year than it was the year before.
The twelfth annual report of the
Reynoldsville Building and Loan AS
sociation will be found in this issue OF
The STAR. The report shows the Loan
Association TO be in good condition.
Read the report.
Prayer meeting at the Baptist church
on Wednesday evening from 73O to
o'clock. The prayer meeting will be
followed by business meeting of the
church. The members are cordially
invited TO attend.
Some person was shooting within the
borough limits, or very near borough
line, Sunday, but we have not heard OF
any arrests being made for such bold
violation of the law. The supposition
is that the violator was shooting at
ducks.
Twins were born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Phillips, who reside near THE
STAR office, Sunday morning, April IL,
1902, and several hours afterward one
of the twins died The little body was
buried in Reynoldsville Cemetery Sun
day evening.
Thomas Donahue, who was section
boss on the Low Grade Division Il num-
Der of years, but had to resign several
months ago on account of poor health,
returned Friday evening from a two
weeks sojourn at Cambridge Springs,
Pa, where he had been for benefit of
his health
George Burtop, the jovial farmer
from near Aliens Mills, was in town
Saturday and somebody asked him what
condition the roads were ia and he said:
Some places between Reynoldsville
and Sandy Valley you would think you
were going down to China and other
places going up to heaven"
1t was supposed that the diamond
drill on tue Tom Reynolds land would
have been down deep enough by this
time to know whether the lower vein OF
coal, that has been talked so much
about, amounts to anything or not, but
the bit has stuck in the hole and day
or two has been spent in trying to get
the bit out.
IAN American Citizen" is triumph
OF patriotism, love and honor, and Mr..
Howes delincation made it fascinating
play, full OF interest and intense dra-
matte feeling. 1t is safe to predict for
Mr. Howe great future in the drama
tic ield.-Scranton Tribune. AT AS
sembly hall Friday evening, April Is.
Tickets on sale at Stokes.
John Collins, jr., one of the twin sons
Of Mr. and Mrs. John Collins, sr., died
at 800 a. m. Tuesday, April 10, 1902.
Measles, followed by pneumonia, was
cause OF death. The baby would have
been nine month old to-day. Funeral
services will be held at home Of parents
| 10 of nd int will hn
made in Reynoldsville Cemetery.
The examinations for teachers per-
manent certificates will be held in the
Reynoldsville public school building
Reynoldsyille, on Friday and Saturday,
May 2 and 3. Persons who desire to
enter the examinations must notify G..
W. Lenkerd, chairman, Reynoldsville,
Pa, OF their intentions at least ten days
prior to the date set for the same.
Captain l.. S. Hay, OF Dubois, Who
died at his homo in that place on morn
ing of April 9th, 1902, and was buried
Friday afternoon, was member of
Century Council No. 7S9, Royal Ar
canum. OF Reynoldsville. He carried
81, 900 life insurance in this Council.
Captain Hay joined the Reynoldsville
Council 13 years ago, after the big fire
in Dubois. M. j. Farrell and w. Fl.
Lucas. of Century Council, attended
Capt Hays funeral.
Howe's moving pictures will be ex-
hibited at Assembly hall May 9th. An
entirely new set of pictures will be ex-
hibited, including life-like scenes of
Prince Henry's visit, his voyage home,
storm at sea, and Miss Alice Roosevelts
christening OF the German Emperor's
new yacht. Lyman Howe has given
| three entertainments in Reynoldsville
and our people know that his moving
! pictures are fine. far superior TO any
thing of the kind ever given in Reyn-
oldsville. There is no doubt but that a