The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-04-29

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Daughters OF Rebekah attended the
IL. 90 a. m. services In the M. e. church
last Sunday In body.
There Is case OF smallpox at Rath-
mel. Thomas London is the name OF
the young man who has the smallpox.
He has been quarantined.
An Interesting and impressive SER
Vice, known as opening Of May Devo-
tions will be held In the Catholic church
at 1880 next Sunday evening.
James Lusk, of Reynoldsville, who Is
q potter by trade, says he built the first
New Castle kiln at Toronto, Ohio, in
1864 that was ever built In America.
On account OF the sermon to high
school graduates In Assembly hall,
there will not be any preaching in the
Presbyterian, Methodist and Baptist
churches next Sunday evening.
Henry w. and Will f. Herpel we're
at Farmouut Sunday to see their moth
er and sister, Mrs. Christina Herpel and
Miss Louisa Herpel, who go to Germany
next week to remain several months.
Thomas White, John Delaney, Chas.
Ritzie, Clinton Miller, Of this place,
and several men from Rathmel, left
here Monday for Ohio where they will
work In coal mine near Stubenvillle.
w. I. Mcdowell and wife, OF Dubois,
spent Sunday in town with the latter's
mother. Mrs. H. j. Pentz. Mr.. Nc
Dowell has sold his property at Dubois
and does not know yet where he will
locate.
At the Reformed parsonage 10 Trout
willie on April %, Adam Schever and
Miss Mary G.. Hofrner, both of Big Run,
we're quietly married. The marriage
was solemnized by Rev. S. Charles
Stover.
The monthly meeting Of the Foreign
Missionary Society OF the M. E. church
will be held at the home of Mrs. VIM.
Barclay ON Jackson street tomorrow
afternoon. Luncheon will be served at
1--we o'clock.
Hon. S. B. Elliott gave Il very in
teresting and highly instructive ad-
dress to the pupils OF the public schools
at the chapel services on Arbor Day,
April IL. His subject was the planting
and the culture of trees.
| Rev. Adams, pastor OF the church OF
the Living God In East End, Pittsburg,
81 INT Sunday with the family OF his
uutle, S. NJ. Siple, in West Reynolds.
vile, and preached in the Baptist
church at Prescottville in the after
noon.
The road machine punctured the gas
line on Main street, near Presbyterian
church, Thursday forenoon, allowing
considerable gas to escape. Some
person threw a match into the escaping
gas and there was big blaze for a
short time.
A Polander who lives near the juno
tion above Prescottville, shot ut his
wife last Sunday afternoon with a
revolver, firing two shots at her after
she ran out Of house. Did not get
particulars Of the affair.
Monday morning OF this week Prof.
a. j. Hamilton, principal Of the schools
at Falls Creek, was visiting our public
schools, At the opening exercises he
made u few remarks to the pupils.
Prof. Hamilton was accompanied by
Mr.. jacobs, also OF Falls Creek,
AT u meeting OF the Democratic state
committee held In Harrisburg on We'd
nesday OF last week, Senator j. X. p.
Ball, Of Ridgway was elected chair
man Of tho state committee. Demo-
cratic state convention will be held In
Harrisburg on Wednesday, September
2nd.
| Il. L. Evans WAS at Brookville We'd
nesday of last week attending the
funeral of his brother, William G..
Evans. who died April Goth OF paraly-
sis. Deceased was born in Brookville
In March, 1892, making him II years
old at time OF death. He was an cid
soldier.
A fair-sized audience was at Centen-
pial hall last Thursday evening to hear
IoDn w. Slaytop, OF New Castle, LECTURE
on the ''True Mission OF Organized
Labor" Mr.. Slaytop is good talker
anG he handled his subject in an able
mapner, The audience was well pleased
WITH the lecture.
P' Mcdonald and sou, John Nc
Donald, who have taken large lumber
contract at Laquin, Bradford county
Pa, bntion OF which was made In THE
STA st week, went to Laquin Monday
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