The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1902-04-09


Russell II. Conwell, the noted lectur-
er, will deliver his popular lecture on
Acres of Diamonds" in the Dubois
Baptist church, Tuesday, April 20, 1902.
at 8 p. m. Tickets so cents.
The ladies Of the Catholic church are
making preparations to hold bazaar
about the first of May. 1t will probably
be held In one of the store rooms in
Deible Bros new brick block.
About ten o'clock Saturday night the
town people were startled by the fire
alarm, but 1t proved to be a false alarm.
A fue burning out at Hotel Belnap, COW
ering the roof with sparks, caused the
alarm.
The trout fishing season will open on
April 10, and as the new law Is now in
effect the lovers of this sport will have
fifteen days longer than last year. The
last day of the coming season will be
August ], instead of July 10, as hereto
fore.
THE STAR says that II Reynoldsville
man made a hot bed the other day and
on the same day he had new lettuce for
supper. Why, that is nothing! A man
in our town set an old hen and the next
day he had chicken for dinner.-Punx-
sutawney Ne,cs.
Stephen Bone moved from Reynolds
vile to Horton, Indiana county, Pa,
this week, where he and his brother,
George Bone, have bought 15 acres of
land and will turn their attention to
farming. Mr.. Bone has resided in Rey-
noldsvile for some time.
Ralph d. Albright, who has had
charge of the Keystone Hardware
Company's plumbing department, has
purchased the outfit from that company
and will run plumbing shop himself.
He will occupy the new shop near the
iron bridge, on First street.
An Italian, who was driving up Main
street last evening like Jehu, came to
grief near DR.. Kings residence by
being spilled out'of the rig into the
street. The horse was caught before
IL ran far. The conveyance was so badly
damaged that the Ike had to walk home
beside it.
Mrs. N. A. Headley, OF New Kensing-
ton, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. j. Davis, on Jackson street.
She has been here several weeks. Mrs.
Headley's baby has been very i'll and a
New Kensington doctor advised the
parents TO bring the baby to Reynolds
Vile il they wanted to save its life The
baby is getting better.
The Clionian Club of Reynoldsville
has elected following officers for ensuing
year: President, Mrs. Z. A. Hardman;
First Vice President. Mrs. Richard
Mitchell; Second Vice-President Mrs.
A. G. Wheeler; Recording Secretary,
Mrs. T. G. Shields; Financial Secretary,
Mrs. w. f. Lucas: Treasurer, Mrs. w.
II. Bell; Referee, Mrs. Joseph S. Ham,
mond.
The town council of this borough has
decided that the property holders in
Reynoldsville must keep their sidewalks
in good repair at all times, and If they
do not comply with the law wilfully,
then council proposes to enforce the
sidewalk ordinance. Elsewhere in this
issue of THE STAR will be found gen.
tie hint from council! concerning
this matter.
A. B. Weed. formerly train dispatch
or in the Low Grade Division Office at
this place, now train dispatcher on
River Division OF p. r.. r., in Pitts
burg Office, was in town last Wednes-
day attending the funeral of his nephew,
Arden Weed. While Mr.. Weeds host
of friends were sorry that he was called
here on such sad mission, yet they
were real glad to clasp hands with him
again.
Althea May Foltz, aged years and
25 days, daughterof Mr.. and Mrs. James
M. Foltz, Pleasant Avenue, died Satur-
day afternoon. Funeral service was
held at residence Monday afternoon con-
Quoted by Rev. A. j. Meek, Phi. D.,
pastor of the Baptist church, and
interment was made 10 the Reynolds
vile cemetery. Death was caused
from pneumonia. Althea had measles
first.
Through the kindness OF Atmore
Shaffer, who returned last week from
Philippine Islands, after two years SER
! vice in the U. S. Army, we have in our
possession copy OF The Manila Free
dom, fourteen page daily paper. The
style and make up of the paper does not
compare favorabiy with the newspapers
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