The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-04-02

singer from Dubois, will sing In the
Reynoldsville M. T.. church next Sun
day evening.
b. F.. Wolfgang and Miss Mary A.
Jones, both of Soldier, Pa, were mar
ried at the Baptist parsonage in this
place on Thursday, March q, 1902, by
Rev. A. j. Meek, Ph. d.
District Deputy D. w. Atwater went
to Clearfeld the first of this week to
organize Protected Home Circle at
that place. He will also try to organize
a Circle at Curwensville.
j. II. Mcintyre, who was agent for
the b., II. & =. R'y at Falls Creek
thirteen years, has been promoted to
general manager of the company's
freight business at New Castle.
f. L. Hill, who intended moving to
Helvetia and had his household goods
packed ready to ship, fell several days
ago while ascending porch steps and
dislocated his left hip and is now laid
up at his home under anurse's care.
Maurice Smith and Miss Mary Ross,
both of this place, were married in
Olean, n. Y, March "a, 1902. Mr.. and
Mcs. Smith are both well known and
have many friends who wish them hap
piness and prosperity through lifes
journey.
John M. Hays has started milk
wagon in this place. Mr.. Hays ordered
a new wagon especially for delivering
milk, which was to have been ready for
him on Monday of this week, but it was
not ready and he had to borrow wagon
to use until his wagon is ready.
The Helping Hand Society of the
NJ. +. church cleared about one hun
dred dollars out OF the Easter bazaar
held in the basement of the church
Friday and Saturday afternoon and
evening. Had the weather been pleas
ant they would have realized more out
of bazaar
George Carpenter, son of Charles
Carpenter who lives near the George
Brown school house in McCalmout
township, has the smallpox. 1t is
stated that the members of several
families in the immediate neighbor-
hood of Carpenter have had some kind
IA rash Of a suspicious nature-much
like smallpox.
Wednesday evening, April 30th, the
Knights Of Malta, of this place, will ad-
nit class of sixty novices. Grand
Instructor George II. Pierce, of Phila-
dclphia and Supreme Generalissimo
John Gowland, of Philadelphia, will be
present After tho exercises social
will be held in Bells hall and a banquet
at Hotel Belnap.
A box of fine wedding cake was sent
to THE STAR Office last Friday from the
Trudgen- docking wedding. Had Mrs.
Trudgcn seen the Office force devour
the cake she would have been convin.
ced that II was relished. The custom OF
sending wedding cake toprinting Offices
is not observed as carefully as it use to
be years ago.
r. Park Reynolds has bought a good
farm in Clarion county, within five
miles OF county seat. The farm con-
tains rs acres, with good house and
barn on it. Mrs. Anna McClarren,
Parks sister, will keep house for him.
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will make good citizen for our neigh
boring county.
One week ago this morning w. d.
Williams shoe store was destroyed by
fire. The insurance has been adjusted
and that portion Of the stock that was
not destroyed will be moved to the
opera house block and the room will be
fixed up again as soon as the work can
be done and Mr.. Williams will open his
store with new stock Of shoes.
NJ Fred Reed, student in University
OF Syracuse, N. Y, is home on short
vacation. Fred is manager OF the Syra-
cuse University Glee and Instrumental
Club, which is to start out this week to
give entertainments in number Of
cities, Buffalo being one of the cities.
There are twenty-nine members In the
club. Fred will meet the club at But
falo.
Moving pictures, reproducing the
wonderful Passion Play, were exhibit
ed at Centennial hall on Thursday
Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights
The attendance was not large the first
three nights. when admission was
charged, but the hall was filed Sunday
night. A collection was taken Sunday
evening for benefit of Salvation Army
at this place. 1t was an excellent ex-
hibition and was very impressive. The
pictures were fine. Those who witness
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