The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-10-28

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The first number of the public school
lecture course will be Ronoy's Boys
Concert Company.
Milton Schlabig is now watchman at
the Main street crossing Of the r. &
F. G. R'y in this place.
A number OF "rooters" will go to
Punxsutawney with the Indian" foot
ball team tomorrow afternoon.
Since the season opened there have
been some fine days for hunting and
there are more hunters than game.
Clarion District Epworth League
convention will be held in the NJ. f.
church at Falls Creek on Tuesday and
Wednesday, Nov. 10 and IL.
A large congregation was at the
Baptist church Sunday evening TO hear
Captain Bradford of Salvation Army,
preach his farewell sermon.
M. ]. Riggs, the groceryman, who
has a store near the Main street bridge
over the Sandy Lick, is closing out his
stock OF groceries to quit business.
Gurdon A. Krise, OF West Reynolds
vile, flagman on east end local freight
on p. r. r.. was married October 20,
1908, to Miss Bustkirk, of Winterburn.
A valuable Jersey COW owned by M.
J. Farrell was killed on the p. r. r.
near the tannery Saturday. The COW
got out of the pasture near where she
was killed.
James Martin, passenger conductor
on the Low Grade Division, was of
duty this week attending the funeral
of his father. who died at Philipston
last Sunday.
A fresh coat OF white paint makes an
improvement in the front of Mllirens
large store building. The iron railing
for the alcove also adds to the appear
ance of the imposing structure.
Frank J. Black, former proprietor Of
The Mansion, is now travelling as a
representative of The Pure Rye Dis
tilling Co. of Burkittsvillr Md, and
The Gold Leaf Dlstiling Co Of Coving-
ton, Ky.
Miss Annie Elizabeth Leach, daugh-
fA Of NJ lac III
OF Alton, Kansas, formerly Of Reyn-
oldsville, was married to William II.
Rosegrant, jr., of Alton, on Wednes-
day, October 21st.
The Hickman Brothers in Down and
Up" were greeted by II large audience
last evening at the opera house. The
many hattering notices given this COM
pany by the press were deserved, for
the performances was good throughout.
Altoona, Pa, Tribune
While in town last week Rev. G. II.
Prescott, of Cleveland Ohio. granted
the Jefferson Traction Comnany - fran
chise to build a trolley line through IS
lands from Worth street, in this
borough, to Prescottville.
John Trudgen, an honored citizen OF
Reynoldsville, who is candidate for
| jury commissioner, will, no doubt, get a
large complimentary vote in this Sec
tion next Tuesday. He is worthy and
capable to fill higher Office than the
one he is now candidate for.
Samuel e. Brilliant and wife, N. w.
Drake and wife, John Shannon and wife
were in Dubois Friday night attending
birthday surprise party for Harry
Brilliant son OF the first named couple.
There were about 35 present. 1t was a
complete surprise for Harry.
M. E. Ridgeway, of West Reynolds
vile, col sator on p. r. r. local
freight between Reynoldsville and
Driftwood, has taken the position as
baggagemaster on the Dubois express,
the position Frank W. Mitchell held.
Mr., Rldgeway Is also extra passenger
conductor.
The October meeting OF the Mothers
Club will be held in Assembly hall on
next Friday afternoon, beginning
promptly at $50 o'clock. The topic for
discussion, "School Discipline, will be
opened by Prof. Mcclure. All mothers
and friends of education are cordially
invited to be present.
There was union meeting of the
Protected Home Circle in Dubois last
Friday evening. About twenty members
OF the Circle of Reynoldsville and a
number from Falls Creek attended the
meeting. In "a report of the meeting
the Courier said, District Deputy At
water also gave fine talk"