The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-09-16

| hold market at Mrs. Philippfs Ice
cream parlor, next door to postotiice,
every Saturday.
Arthur Tyson's Sunday school class
will sell ice cream and cake In the base
ment of the M. f. church Friday eve
ming OF this week.
Mrs. Lizzie Willard gave dinner
party last Friday in honor of Mrs. G.
II. Gordon, OF Washington, ID. g.
There we're fifteen guests present.
Kaufmans store will be closed Mon
day, September u, at 600 p. m. and
remain closed until Thursday morning,
September "a, on account OF holidays.
r. +. Oswald, Of Dagus Mines, Pa,
has accepted the position Of superin-
tendent Of Hubbard & Verstine's coal
works at Fuller, recently made vacant
by resignation OF II. l.. Taafe.
Rev. A. ]. Meek will leave on Satur-
day morning for Jersey Shore, Pa.
where he will preach in the Walnut
Street Baptist church next Sunday
morning and evening at special
service.
Last Thursday evening about thirty
of Miss Leanna Siple's friends gathered
at her home in West Reynoldsyile to
celebrate her sixteenth birthday. She
received a number of presents. Re
freshments were served.
Invitations are out for the wedding OF
John Kenniburg and Miss Myrtle Hen
ry, both of Rathmel. They will be
married at 800 p. m. Tuesday Of next
week, September, %, at residence of
George L. Henry at Rathmel.
Charles Stephenson, son of John NJ.
Stephenson, formerly of this place,
fireman on the Low Grade Division OF
Il. Il. r., has passed the examination
for engineer and is now on the list Of
extra engineers on Low Grade.
Following are the names of the new
students enrolled in the Reynoldsyille
Business College since our last issue
Hazel McFadden, Agnes Bolger, John
Barclay, Ben Gulliford, Tom Ritzie,
Frank Bohren and John Northey.
Men are now at work on the founda-
tion for the new brick addition on rear
Of Baptist church. 1t will be "a by 80
feet. John NJ. Hays, an experienced
and gooG carpenter, will superintend
the construction of the new addition.
A. J. Postlethwait and wife returned
Thursday from trip to Williamsport,
Harrisburg and several other places.
Coming home Mr.. Postlethwait got
cinder in his right eye, making his eye
so sore and painful that he has not been
able to work.
Allan Villair and Pearl Lewis, with
strong company, will open Il three
nights engagement at Reynolds opera
house on Thursday evening Sept. II,
with "Slaves of Passion" Prices 10,
20 and 20 cents. Tickets on sale at
Stokes drug store.
Miss Alice Reitz, OF West Reynolds
vile, went TO home OF hnr parents at
Oil Monday afternoon To attend the
wedding of her sister, Miss Rebecca
Reitz, who will be married at 400 p.
IN. to-day, September 10, 1903, TO
Thomas Baughman.
Will j. Weaver and family left here
Monday morning to visit relatives at
Scranton, Pa. While in that section
Mr.. Weaver will introduce "The Little
Gem" an envelope and stamp moistener
manufactured by The Gem Moistener
Co. of Reynodsville.
The Trixie Munroe Company played
Him and Me" at the Reynolds opera
house Friday evening. The show car
ries good band and gave very fair
performance. Though it had not been
advertised previous to the day OF play
ing, it drew fair attendance.
Next Friday evening the degree team
of Sitting Bull Tribe, of Desire, will
come to Reynoldsville and confer the
Warriors and Chiefs degrees on sever
al candidates in Mazomania Tribe, No.
S4l, Improved Order of Red Men,
After the degree work has been finish
ed banquet will be held in Franks
Pavilion.
Francis Hall, Darrah Corbett, Wake
field Corbett, Mr. Snyder, Misses Law
son, Corbett, Henderson and Rogers. OF
Brookville, drove to Reynoldsville
Monday morning, and the first three
named gentlemen played lawn tennis
with Frank p. Alexander, Paul Riston,
| X. G. Schugers, +. II. Beck and DR..
| l.. l.. Means on the Main street court.