The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-05-13

which was clipped from fittsourg
Times OF last Monday, tells how the
Dudleys got a full house at New Castle.
The ninth annual convention Of the
Dubois Sub-District Epworth League
will be held In the Reynoldsville Metho-
dist Episcopal church on Tuesday and
Wednesday, May 20 and q.
Joseph williams, formerly employed
ip James Delaney's tonsorial parlor, Is
now In The shop OF II. ]. Thomas. Mr..
Williams is an artist In his line and
will give good satisfaction to Mr..
Thomas patrons.
Mrs. M. Z. Beck, Mrs. Philip Koch
Ter. Mrs. Frank Bates, Mrs. Perry A.
Reno, Mrs. ]. J. Shaffer and Miss Ethel
Shaffer arc attending the Foreign Mis-
sionary convention in Dubois, which
opened yesterday.
A number OF the members OF Mt,
Clif Castle, knights of Golden Eagle,
we're at Anita last night visiting the K.
G. e. Castle at that place. The Eagles
of this place claim that they were
royalty entertained
Edward Hardman, one OF the recent
graduates of the Reynoldsville High
School, gave a six o'clock dinner at the
Ross House last Friday evening to the
other members of the graduating class
and several other friends.
j. REILLY Smeltzer, a typo work.
ed in the government printir office at
Washington during last sess in of con-
eress and has been In New York City
since Congress adjourned, returned to
Reynoldsvile last Friday.
Through the kindness OF United
States Senator Boies Penrose we re-
ceived copy of the report to the Presi-
dent on the Anthracite coal strike Of
May October. 1902, by the Anthracite
| Coal Strike Commission.
Charles Scott was called to Saline
vile, Ohio, last SATURDAY on account OF
the serious illness of his little son. who
has scarlett fever. Mrs. Scott and
children went to SaliLeville two weeks
ago to visit her parents.
An Improved Order OF Red Men will
be instituted at Punxsutawney on Fri
day evening of this week. A number
OF members of Mszomania Tribe No.
BAL, OF Reynoldsville, will go to PUNK
sutawney Friday evening.
Benjamin Hooking, of Rathmel. who
has not been able to work since March
on account of pains in his ankles, caused
by rheumatism or some other disease,
went to Adrian Hospital yesterday
where he will likely undergo an oper-
alton.
M. G. Coleman, agent for the Nc
Cormick Co., evidently believes that
the "early bird gets the worm" He
left here at 800 a. m. Monday OF this
week, drove ten mile out in the country
and sold Mccormick binder before
five o'clock of the same morning
Prof. o. B. Kern, who was assistant
principal Of the public schools Of this
borough during last term, left here
Friday morning for his home at Laudis.
burg, Perry county, Pa Prof. Kern
will not be an applicant for a position
as instructor in our scdools next term.
HI. G. Leavenworth, OF Alliance,
Ohio, who was assistant principal OF
the Reynoldsville public schools during
the term OF 1900-'0l, was In Reynolds.
vile during the past week. Mr.. Leaven.
worth is now In the employ OF r. M
Scranton Printing Co. of Alliance
Ohio. 10
Albert Neale and Mrs. Robert Sayers,
District Grand Templar L. G., E., are
at Johnstown. Pa, this week attend
ing the annual session Of Grand Castle
X. G. E. Mr.. Neale is a reprensenta.
tive OF Mt. Cliff Castle and Mrs. Sayers
is representative from Pleasant Valley
Temple.
The preacher who can preach tc
please every hearer, the editor who car
write to please every reader, the teach
er who can instruct to please every
parent, the dressmaker who can please
every woman, also the merchant who
can please every buyer, are all dead
and wearing wings in Heaven --Ex.
| Charles Byron Clark and wife wen,
to Allentown, Pa, Monday to attend
the Convocation OF the General Com
mandery of Knights of Malta. Mr.
Clark is the representative from Mystic
Commandery Of Reynoldsville. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Clark intend going to Philadel
phia, Pa, and Washington, ID. c., be
fore returning home.
| Last Saturday afternoon represen
| tative of THE STAR WAS standing n,