The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-03-18

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week.
From the number OF reserved seats
already sold for the literary contest at
Assembly hall Friday night 1t is evil
dent that there will be large crowd In
attendance.
Squire E. Neff, who was dangerously
i'll the past week with erysipelas, is
recovering and Is out Of danger. For
several days the doctor had little hopes
Of his recovery.
Last Friday night Gold Leaf Circle
No. $40, Protected Home Circle, was
organized at Rural Valley by District
Deputy D. w. Atwater, OF Reynolds
Vile, with membership OF 40.
Rev. T. T vulkoff, pastor of the First
Baptist church OF Dubois, who has
been seriously III since Christmas, hav-
ing undergone three surgical operations,
is now thought to be out OF danger
The train due here at 6.44 q. m,
which starts from Dubois, carries a
mail pouch to this place. This is late
mail that leaves Pittsburg on the b.,
II. & p. flyer at 900 p. m. every day.
Prof. w. NJ. Brown, Of Brockway-
Vile, superintendent OF the Synder
township schools, attended the princi-
pals meeting in Reynoldsville Satur-
day and also visited his aunt, Mrs. j. j.
Shaffer.
Thomas D. Hoon, clerk in Robinson
& Mundorffs grocery store, who has
been Ill two weeks, was taken to the
Adrian hospital yesterday. He may
have to undergo an operation for an
abscess.
Miss Mary Jackson, who has been
afflicted seven or eight months with
tuberculosis in right knee, has been in
hospital in Allegheny City seven
weeks. She expects to return to her
home in this place this week.
Miss Grace Clawson gave party
Monday evening in honor OF her cousin,
Miss Cora Berg, who has been visiting
Grace several weeks. Those present
had very pleasant time. Refresh
ments were served.
NJ. E. Ridgeway, local freight con-
ductor on Low Grade Division, was at
Philadelphia week recently attending
the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Instruction
School to be examined for passenger
conductor Mr.. Ridgeway passed the
examination.
The first grand ball OF the season will
b. held in the Wishaw Park Pavilion
next Tuesday, March "a, under the park
management. Trolley cars pass direct
Iy through the park. The last cars
fr Reynoldsville and Eleanora leave
thepark at 1.30 a. IN.
The report of the public schools for
the month ending March 10 is as fol-
lows : Boys enrolled, 260; girls enroll
ed. 2SS: total enrolment, 54S; boys
average per cent Of attendance 81
girls average per cent. OF attendance
90; total average per cent. OF attend
ance 9l.5.
The Brookville Republican says that
S. b. Arthurs has bought large in
terest in the old fair grounds at Brook.
Vile and that move will be made to
organize new fair association, and II
successful the grounds will be fitted up
in time to hold county fair at Brook
vile the coming fall.
day the First Baptist church of Punx-
sutawney extended unanimous call TO
Rev. Charles II. Fitzwilliam, OF Cobles-
kill, New York, to become pastor. Rev.
Fitzwilliam is a platform lecturer and
has addresses OF merit. His strongest
and best lecture is "The Battle OF Life"
The Daughters of Rebekah OF Falls
Creek invited the ladies OF the Reyn-
oldsville and Dubois Rebekah lodges to
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an excellent supper provided by Falls
Creek Rebekahs Mrs William Bar
clay, Mrs. G. A. Herpel and Mrs. Anna
Winslow were the only Rebekahs OF
Reynoldsville that went to Falls Creek.
Miss Hazel McFadden, OF West Reyn-
oldsville, who was on her way home
from work at silk mill last Thursday
evening, was knocked down by horse
IN the alley crossing near where Hotel
Mcconnell stood, fracturing her left
shoulder. Some person was riding the
horse down street with rope around
its neck and he could not stop the
horse when it came to crossing.
"Just For Fun" is the title Of new
march and twO-step recently composed