The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-10-08

Monday night attending Jefferson
Chapter.
Mrs. j. NJ. Gathers left here yester
day afternoon TO visit in New Kensing
ton, Apollo and Pittsburg.
John Perclavalli, Polander who rr
sided at Wishaw, was buried In the
Catholic cemetery at this place yester.
day.
Rev. s. Charles Slower, pastor Il
Reformed church at Troutvile, will
preach in the old Baptist church at
Pre4cottvile at 3 90 p. m. next Sunday.
Frank McGinncs and wife, of Oil City,
were passengers on train No. 10l on
=. r. r. Saturday on their way 10
Punxsutawney to spend Sunday with
relatives.
Miss Sarah Corbett has accepted a
position with the Star Glass Co. as
stenographer and typist. Miss Corbett
is graduate of the Reynoldsville
Business College.
The handkerchief sale OF the Help
ing Hand Society OF M. f. church will
be held the first week in December,
instead Of last week in December, as
announced last week.
James +. Kuntz and Miss Emma C.
Weber, of near Troutville, we're married
at the Reformed parsonage In Trout
vile on Wednesday, October lst, 1902,
by Rev. S. Charles Slower, pastor.
J. J. Sutter, A. T. Mcclure and G. j.
Corwin, three OF our prominent citizens
who are interested in lead and zinc
mines in Missouri, left here yesterday
morning for Carthage, Mo-, TO visit the
mines.
There will he preaching in the Trim
ity Lutheran church at 10.45 a. m and
7.30 p. m. next Sunday, Oct. ~. Rev.
Myers will preach in the Chestnut
Grove Lutheran church at 800 p. m.
next Sunday.
Those who subscribed to the Tabard-
Inn Library, are requested to pay their
money at Stokes drug store immediate
ly. Unless this is attended to promptly
the library will not be established in
Reynoldsville.
George Hickman, who. was accident
ally shot in the abdomen two weeks ago
last Sunday and was taken to Adrian
hospital for medical aid and treatment,
was able to come to his home in this
place on Monday.
There will be township institute
held in the public school building at
Sykesville on Saturday, October 18th.
The program committee consists of
following teachers; Joseph r. Wilson,
r. A. Reed and Gertrude Conser.
Frequently we are requested to write
certain items for "kickers column" in
THE STAR, but we decline to do so.
This column is open for other people to
present their grievances. but they
must do the kicking" themselves.
"Maloney's Wedding Day" was the
attraction at the Reynolds opera
house last Saturday night. The COM
pany was greeted with packed house.
1t was good company and the large
audience was we'll pleased with the
comedy.
Captain Donnersberg, who had
charge Of the Salvation Army work at
this place few months, has left Reyn-
oldsville. New officers will arrive here
this week. Captain Donnersberg was a
most efficient officer and good worker
in the Salvation Army.
There are few boys in Reynolds.
vile that seem to take delight in de-
stroying advertisements that are posted
on bill boards and other places in town.
There is law against such actions and
the boys had better go slow. There is
some talk Of arrests being made.
County Commissioners w. G. Murray,
Newton Webster and AL. Hawk and
commissioners clerk, A. E. Galbreath,
attended the county commissioners
state convention at Gettysburg last
week. Mr. Hawk returned home from
there and the other three spent couple
Of days at Washington, D. c.
e. j, Barton, who worked in the
glass plant at this place during last
fire and spent the summer at Jeanette,
Pa, returned to Reynoldsville last
week to work during this fire. His
wife had her trunk packed ready to re-
turn with him and their little boy took
Group. Mrs. Barton will arrive here In
a few days.
The devotional exercises of the public
schools last Friday morning were con-
Quoted by Rev. Meek, pastor OF the