The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-04-22

II had not shown any signs OF being
sick.
John w. Slaytou, OF New Castle, Pa,
will lecture on the "True Mission Of Or
ganized Labor" at Centennial hall
Thursday evening, April 23rd, at 5
o'clock.
d. B. Breakey was at Stanton, Pa,
last week attending the wedding OF his
sister, Miss Blanche Breakey, who was
married TO Roy McGeary on Thursday,
April l6.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Methodist Episcopal
church, Clarion district, will be held In
the NJ. L. church at Dubois May 14th
and 18th.
The stone work for the iron bridge
over Soldier Run, on Bradford treet,
has been completed but the men who
are to put up the bridge have not begun
that work yet.
Mrs. Janet b. Dunsmore died at her
home at Glen Richey on Wednesday,
April l5, aged So years. Deceased was
the mother OF John G. Dunsmore, Of
Philipsburg, formerly Of this place.
The New York & Pennsylvania Co.
is having trustle and tipple built at
Camp Run. The trustle work and
tipple is $50 feet long and tipple is 25
feet high where coal will be dumped,
After the regular session OF the
Daughters OF st, George closed last
Friday evening ice cream and cake were
served and the ladies had very pleas
ant and social time for an hour or two.
The subject for the Sunday evening
sermon at the Baptist church will be
''Our Public Schools" The principals,
teachers, directors, patrons and child
rem are cordially invited to be present.
The auditors OF Winslow township
met on Monday Of this week and made
some changes in the account OF l.. p.
McCleery. The correction appears In
the auditors report in this issue Of The
STAR.
The glass plant at this place shut
down last Saturday for the summer. A
large number Of the single men left
town Saturday and number OF the
married men are moving away from
here,
Almost eighteen hundred people took
In the B., r. h p. R'y excursion to
Pittsburg last Sunday. One hundred
and fifty-three tickets were sold at
Reynoldsville. The excursion was run
In two sections, twenty-six coaches
altogether.
Program of the Mothers Club meet
ing on Friday at $3.50 p, m. in Assembly
hall Piano solo, Miss Belle Arnold |;
vocal duet, Mrs. ]. w. Gillespie and
Mrs. H. A. Stoke recitation, Zelma
Shaffer song, Corinne Ross address,
Rev. A. J. Meek.
Daniel Nolan, John c. Richards, Of
Reynoldsville, M. J. McEnteer, OF Du-
Bois, J. NJ. Marsh, OF Brookville, and
several other Low Grade Division con-
ductors were in Pittsburg Sunday at
tending meeting of the Brotherhood
Railway Conductors.
| One OF the most charming, pictur-
esque and musical fairy operettas ever
written for children Is Cinderella In
Flowerland, or the Lost Slipper" 1t
will be produced some time in May
under the auspices OF the ladies OF the
| Pr shy terian church.
Rev. Herbert Hezlep, pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Sheridan, Pa,
near Pittsburg, and Rev. A. D. Mckay,
pastor Of the Reynoldsyille Presby-
terian church, exchanged pulpits Sum
day, Rev. HeElep preached two fine
sermons at this place Sunday. He is q
talented young man.
- cannot be without THE STAR. I
look for it on Thursday evening as reg
ularly and anxiously as lassie for a
letter from her laddie,' is what a
young lady said in letter received at
this Office Monday containing dollar
for renewal OF her subscription to THE
STAR for another year.
Kaufmans Bargain House, which was
opened In the Reynolds building, next
door TO Coolers jewelry store, will be
moved to-day into the Nolan block, in
the room formerly occupied by Suffers
dry goods store. A large display ad-
vertisement for Kaufman's Bargain
House will be found In this issue OF
THE STAR.
The.s will be social dance In the
Wishaw park on Tuesday evening, April