The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-05-14

OF Beechwoods, died in Dubois on the
evening of 9th inst Interment was
made In the Beechwoods cemetery
Friday afternoon.
William Shoemaker, farmer living
near Sandy Valley, has a COW that has
given birth to twin calves two consecu-
tive years. Mr.. Shoemaker considers
her valuable COW.
Harper Hiles, Of Prescottville, and
Miss Jennie Hamilton, OF this place,
were married at 500 p. m. Monday,
May II, 1902, by Squire +. Neff at his
Office on Main street.
Frank j. Black, proprietor of The
Mansion, has had his hotel re-papered
throughout, put in some new furniture
and has fixed up the interior OF the
house so that 1t is now neat and COM
Portable hotel.
About the first of next week the Sum-
merville Telephone Company line be-
be in operation. Most all the poles
have been set. w. 7. Cox is superin-
tending the work.
Seventy members of Reynoldsville
Lodge No. S24, l. o. o. F., attended
services at the Baptist church Sunday
morning In body. Rev. A. j. Meek,
Phi. D., pastor Of the church, preached
an excellent sermon
The Senior class will be given a re-
ception and banquet in Bells hall to-
morrow, Thursday, evening by the
juniors, sub-juniors and pupils of A
grade, room l3 This will be a very
pleasant social event.
Nick Ielfelt was arrested Monday
evening by Constable Warwick on
charge of assault and battery, preferred
by one of his country-men. He gave
bail for his appearance before Squire
Neff to-day for hearing.
II. A. Swab, carpenter and contractor
Of this place. who had made all arrange
ments to move to Falls Creek and start
livery sable, has sold his livery
stable and will remain in Reyncldsville
and continue to follow his trade.
There was very heavy frost last
Friday night, In some places it froze
ice. The farmers of this section report
that the fruit was damaged in some
sections. The orchards on high ground
were damaged more than orchards down
in the valleys.
Two weeks ago Rev. Perry A. Reno
was to have lectured before the Ep-
worth League in the NJ. f. church on
"My Trip South, and What / Saw" but
The lecture was postponed. II will be
delivered in lecture room OF M. f.
church thi, evening. Admission free.
An itinerant Italian orchestra came
10 town Monday forenoon and some Of
the young men hustled around and
got up a dance at Franks pavilion for
Monday evening and hired the Italian
orchestra to furnish music. Another
crowd of young people held dance in
Franks pavilion last night and the
Italian orchestra furnished the music.
w. f. Stormer. whose meat market
was destroyed in the big fire that Wis
tied this town last October, has moved
into his new room in the Deible block
and he now has as fine meat market as
will be found in this section of the
country. An up-to-date refrigerator
and a marble top counter are among
some OF the improvements in his shop.
At meeting of the Baptist Mission
ary Society held in the church last
evening, Mrs. A. ]. Meek was elected
president OF the society. Mrs. G. g.
Williams vice-president of Foreign de-
partment and Mrs. A. Fl. Bowser vice.
president OF Home department. Miss
Lucille Mitchell secretary and treasurer;
Mrs. Maud Booth Associational Direct
or OF Clearfeld Association.
J. A. Craven, of Washington town
ship, and Mrs. J. J. Hamilton, OF West
Vile. Pa, are executors OF the estate
OF Thomas Craven, who died at West
vile, May 3rd. The estate amounts to
between $40, 900 and $4,000. Mr.. GRAY
en- had an interest in coal lands In West
Va, and also had some interest in land
In Canada. Mr.. Craven and Mrs. Ham,
ilton were at Brookville Monday OF this
week getting letters testamentary upon
the estate OF Thomas Craven.
Alex Riston, John O'Hare and John
Conser, who, with party OF piscatorial
sports from other places, were over in
the wilds Of Potter county trout fishing,
returned home Friday. The trout is
not only plenty in the section they WIS.,
tied but wild animals-bear, deer and
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