The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-07-01

CITY, Pa, ls visiting at home OF j. w.
Dempsey In West Reynoldsvlle.
The ladies of the Lutheran church
will serve Ice cream, cake, coffee and
lunch In the Woodward building all
day and evening Of July ith
Last Saturday afternoon, June q,
Tony Nance and Santo Fuoco, both Of
Sandy Valley, were married by Squire
r.. Ner at his Office In Reynoldsville.
Sparks show has the largest and
heaviest lion In captivity and the small
est and cutest little baby elephant ever
on exhibition. They can be seen at
Reynoldsville July 8.
We neglected 20 mention last week
that the Punxsutawney Spirit had made
its appearance in new dress Of type,
with change OF makeup on editorial
page. The Spirit is neat and spicy
paTdr.
The Fourth Of July will be celebrated
at Soldier under the auspices Of the Big
Soldier Athletic Club Among the
amusemcnts will be two games OF foot
ball. at 1000 A. IN. and 300 p. m,
races, &c.
DIR. Crawford, president Of Allegheny
College, Of Meadville, gave fine ad-
dress In the NJ. h. church Mt this place
last evening. His subject was, "Why
go to College," The church should
have been filed
There will he public sale at the
residence Of Frederick Starr In Pine
creek township on Thursday, July 2nd.
Mr.. Starr will sell all his household
goods and farm implements. lie in
tends moving to Pittsburg.
Miss Nellie Dougherty entertained
about twenty-five of Reynoldsville's
fair and charming maidens at her home
on Main street last Wednesday evening.
Progressive Finch was the amusement
of the evening Fine refreshments
were served.
Miss Margaret Daily, Of Penheld.
who was visiting her sister, Mrs G. NJ.
Mcdonald, returned home yesterday.
Miss Daily has been teaching in the
Reynoldsville schools several terms, but
she will not b. an applicant at Reyu-
for next term
Mrs. Ada VanShoick, Of Blooming
ton, Ill.,, sister Of r.. d Seeley and
Mira o. +. Smith, is visiting in town.
She expects to remain here two months.
Mrs. VanShoick Is well known to many
Of our townspeoplc. She Is a genial
lady and fine conversationalist
Mrs. NJ A. Buzzard, OF Chicago
Ohio, is now visiting her
nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. J.. A.
rruitt, on Jackson street. Mrs Buz-
zard, who is 7s years old, made the trip
alone, coming from Punxsutawney on
the trolley line. She arrived here
Monday afternoon.
Thomas V, Hendricks, a bright young
man who was foreman OF the Brook
vile Republican Office several years,
has purchased the Falls Creek Herald
and will be editor-in-chief of the edition
of the Herald that will be issued on
Friday of this week. Mr.. Hendricks
will give the Falls Creek people a good
paper.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union OF
has elected the following
officers for last six months OF 1903 {:
President, George WOodford vice.
president. Irven Rea secretary, Miss
Maud Rea; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. G. G. Williams treasurer, Orie
4; organist, Miss Lucille Mitch
ell; assistant organist, Miss Ann Klahr.
Patriotic services will be held in the
Presbyterian church Sunday morning
at ll.00 o'clock, Special music will be
provided. A cordial invitation Is ex-
tended TO the public. After next Sun
day the pastor, Rev. A. ID. Mckay,
will be away on his vacation for four
Sundays. The Sunday school and the
Christian Endeavor services will con.
tinue as usual
Prof and Mrs. c. V. Smith and son,
Arthur, left here Monday on an eastern
trip. Prof. Smith went from here to
Wilkesoarre, Pa, to attend the Teach
ers' State Convention and Mrs. Smith |
went to Norristown, Pa TO visit rela.
tives. Next week Prof. and Mrs.
Smith and son will meet in New York
City and go to Boston, Mass, to attend |
the National Teachers Convention.
The Little Gem Moistener Co., man
nfacturers OF the most simple and con-
venient contrivance for sealing envel- |
opes and clicking" stamps ever intro
duced, have finally succeeded in getting
bottles and are now ready to |