The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-02-04

weeks.
Next Sunday Rev. w. Frank Reber
| finishes his work as pastor OF the Reyn-
oldsville Presbyterian church, and on
Sunday evening he will declare the
pulpit vacant.
The Helping Hand Society OF the M.
T.. church will hold dime social In the
basement OF the church on Friday eve
ming OF this week, Feb. 9Th. Light re-
freshments will be served.
w. d. Bell, OF Punxsutawney, who
takes L. j. Marshall's place as collector
and salesman for the Merris Beef Co.,
of Dubois, made his first trip to Reyn-
oldsville on Monday OF this week.
On Monday of this week the Reyn-
oldsville Lead and Zinc Company, COM
posed largely of Reynoldsville capital
lists, was offered $4,000 for the zinc
plant now being operated at Reeds, Mo.
Joseph b. Mitchell of Brockwayville,
spent Sunday in this place. AS soon as
Mr.. Mitchell can get house he will
take his wife to Brockwayville and then
his visits will not be so frequent to
Reynoldsville.
Rev. J. G. McEntire, who closed
revival meeting in the Paradise NJ T..
church last Wednesday, after eleven
narSops ,uara onnya,ta1 io boldino ra.
vival meetings in the M. E. church at
Rathmel this week.
In the list of Winslow township
Democratic candidates published in
THE STAR last week, by some mis-
take the name of ]. NJ Norris for town.
ship treasurer was omitted. Mr.. Nor
ris is candidate for that office.
Raymond Swab hauled a heavy load
OF sandstone from Hopking to glass
plant at this place one day last week
with Frank p. Best's team. The load
weighed almost six tons-five tons and
sixteen hundred. A good load for one
team.
Robert Barker, resident OF Reyn-
oldsville ID number Of years, who moved
to Hastings, Pa, recently, has moved
To- Punxsutawney and taken charge OF a
restaurant near the b., II. & =. R'y
station. Mr.. Barker was in town yes
terday.
1t was reported in one OF our ex-
changes that Thomas O'Hare, OF this
place, had signed with the Detroit
American League team for 1908. Mr.
O'Hare has not signed with any team
for the coming season. He has four or
five good propositions.
Ethel, two-month-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Guthrie, died Sat
urday at 200 u. M, January 3lst, 1903
and was buried in Beulah cemetery
Sunday afternoon. Short funeral was
held at residence of parents, conducted
by Rev. Perry A. Reno.
Through the kindness OF a friend the
teachers of the public schools OF this
place we're each presented last Thurs
day with beautiful carnaiion to be
worn in honor Of the late Pres. Nc
Kinley. The teachers greatly appre-
ciated the gift and heartily thank the
unknown giver.
A Reynoldsville woman, who has con-
suited clairvoyants at different times,
was In Dubois recently and consulted a
clairvoyant at that place whom, she
says, is the biggest fraud she ever met.
and yet the clairvoyant is doing rush
ing business at from $l.00 to $500 a
sitting. 1t is remarkable how easily
people are duped to part with their
money.
Rev. F. p. Britt, of Corsica, who
is holding special meetings In Summer
vile Presbyterian church, received a
telegram Monday that his sister died in
Fayette county, and he requested Rev.
w. Frank Reber, of Reynoldsville, to
conduct the meeting at Summerville
Wednesday evening. Rev. Reber will
go down on the 5.27 p. m. train and re-
turn on the $50 tonight.
Mrs. Charles A. Herpel entertained
about thirty lady friends at her home
in West Reynodsville on Monday eve-
ming of this week. Itwas Mrs. Herpel's
birthday, but she did not notify her
guests OF that fact and it was almost
time to go home before any OF them
learned that it was her birthday. The
evening was pleasantly spent in play
ing "Flinch" and other games. At
1890 refreshments were served.
A lounge in the sitting room OF d. B.
Stauffer's residence in West Reynolds
vile was destroyed by fire Sunday after
noon. Mr.. Stauffer, who is troubled
with asthma, was sitting near the
lounge inhaling preparation he uses