The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-06-04

| liam COpplnR, henry DelDie, hcnry
Herpel and John B. Nichols drove to
Brookvlle Monday evening to attend a
meeting of jefferson Chapter-Masonic.
C. w. Hamilton, who is married to
former young lady of this place, Flora
Doyle, is moving to Reynoldsville and
will live on jackson street. Mr.. Ham
ilton has been In town a week. He ex-
poets his wife here to-day.
Ex-postmaster f. T. McGaw, OF Reyn-
odsville, who Is candidate for the
Democratic nomination for county COM
missioner, is receiving good encour-
agoment from the Democrats he has
been able to see In the past week.
Mrs Joseph T. Guthrie entertained
a few little girls at her home In West
Reynoldsville Thursday afternoon, May
29th, from 200 to 900 in honor OF Mary
Kleinhans twelfth birthday. The young
miss received some nice presents.
Rev. A. J. Meek, pastor of the Bap-
tist church, has made two or three flow
er beds on the lawn between the church
and parsonage and filled the beds with
pretty flowers, which adds greatly to
the appearance Of the Baptist property.
Ross Hawk, Of Brookville, and Emma
Swab, OF Shannondale, who worked In
the silk mill at this place sometime,
were married at Clearfield on Thursday,
May 30th, 1902. They will reside at
Brookvile. The bride is sister of
H. A. Swab, OF this place.
Wireless telephones are now talked Of
by some of the daily papers as II that
would be a new invention, but for once
the daiies are behind the times. Rob
ert F.. Morrison, a Beechwoods' farmer,
says wireless telephones have been in
use among Beechwoods farmers for
many years.
About 1870 persons took in the excur-
sion from Soldier, Rathmel and Reyn-
oldsvllle Sunday, which was run over
the b., II. & Il. R'y for accommodation
of those who wanted to attend the dedi-
cation Of the new Catholic church at
Eleanora. Bishop Fitzmaurice dedi-
Gated the church.
The body OF Mrs. NJ. A. Hall, who
died in California May oath and was
shipped TO Brookville, did not arrive at
the latter place until yesterday. Inter-
ment will be made to-day. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. II. Hall went to Brookville Sat
urday evening expecting the body to
arrive there Sunday.
The court house at Brookville will
make fine appearance when the paint
crs, now at work. get through with IL.
All the woodwork Of exterior Is being
painted white and the brick work will
receive two coats OF red paint and it
will then be pencied white. 1t will
make decided and much needed i'm
provement.
There were 256 tickets sold at Reyn-
oldsville Friday for Dubois, the day
Walter L. Mains show was at latter
place. Besides this number used
mileage books on railroad, some drove
up, others rode up on bicycles and
others walked up. There must have
been at least 300 Reynoldsvlle people
in Dubois Friday.
Mrs. Gretena Macro and two daugh,-
ers, Mrs. Mary Colasanti and Joan
Macro, left here Saturday evening on
visit to the central part OF Italy. IL
is likely that Mrs. Macro will never re-
turn to America. She owns home
near Rome and she is getting we'll
along in life's journey and will probably
spend the remainder of her days in
Sunny Italy.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Daily, OF Pen
field, spent last Wednesday night with
their daughter, Mrs. G. M. Mcdonald,
in this place and left here Thursday
morning on three months trip
through Illinois, Iowa, Colorado and
Oregon. Mrs. Daily will visit sister
whom she has not seen for 35 years.
Mr.. Daley is ticket and freight agent
for p. r. II. at Penfield.
Several weeks ago mention was made
In THE STAR that +. A. Mcconnell,
proprietor OF Franks Tavern, would
enlarge and modernize his hotel, and it
was his intention at that time to begin
the work before this, but he has been
in poor health a couple OF weeks and he
said to representative of THE STAR
yesterday that he would not begin the
work until he feels better.
w. j. Weaver, register in End pre-
cinct OF this borough, was In Brook
vile Saturday making his returns,
which shows that there are 400 voters
and 400 school children in 2nd precinct,
and that there were 36 births and 8
deaths in same precinct during six
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