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

Miss Carrie Wells we're married at the
Baptist parsonage December %, 1902,
by DR.. A. J. Meek, Ph. ID.
Ensigus Mr. and Mrs. Hughes will
take charge OF the special meetings In
the Salvation Army hall next Monday
evening. Everybody is invited to at
tend these meetings.
The members OF the Bessemer Coal
Mining Company of this place went to
Butler county this morning to look af-
ter the big coal land deal they are en-
teling into in that county.
1.-TWO Married Men" was played at
the Reynolds opera house last Wednes-
day evening. The company is good
one and all the actors played their parts
well, but there was not much to the
play.
The February election is not far off
and each party should select the best
men possible in making nominations
for borough offices. This is very i'm
portant matter and 1t should be given
careful consideration before the eau
cuses are held.
Street Commissioner Thos. Claubaugh
and his assistants cleaned the snow and
ice off five or six sidewalke for property
owners last week, and the property own
ers will have to pay the borough for
cleaning tie walks with an additional
10 per cent added thereto.
The following new students we're en-.
rolled by the Reynoldsville Business
College the past week : John Tinch,
Rathmel G. j. Dickey, Wishaw
Winfield Sterley Miss Mary McClosk-
ey, Miss Edith Herpel, Miss Mary Nc
Creight, Miss Rena Mcclellan.
David C. Whitehill, OF Falls Creek,
Jam, A. Campbell and NJ. NJ. Fisher,
of Reynoldsville, 'cracker-jack" check.
er players, tried their skill at this
game in Reynodsville on New Years
day. We did not learn the result OF
games, who we're victors and the score
made.
Infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bradenbaugh, Of West Reynoldsville,
died Friday morning, January 2, 1908,
| and was buried In the Reynoldsville
cemetery Saturday afternoon. Funeral
service was held at residence of par
ents, conducted oy Rev. Perry A. Reno,
pastor of NJ. +, church.
b We received business letter from
C. p. Harding, Of Starbrick, Warren
Co. Pa, formerly Of Reynoldsville, the
first OF this week, in which he states
that game and fish are plenty in the
neighborhood OF Starbrick. He says
1--WE can get all the fish we want by
just going to the river and pulling them
out"
Following is the list OF new officers
who took charge OF the Baptist Sunday
school last Sunday for 1903 Superin-
tendent, Mrs. G. G. Williams assist
| ohb pColEC INcd
secretary, Miss Anna Klahr treasurer,
George Rea organist, Miss Mary Nc
Creieht assistant organist, Miss Emma
Davis librarian, Miss Maude Hoon.
The Dubois Morning Herald, after a
little over three months journalistic
career, suspended publication on Tues
day of last week and the entire plant
was purchased by the Morning Courier.
The Herald set lively pace for the
other papers in Dubois, but the field
was not large enough for two morning
papers and the new paper was crowded
to the wall
Brockwayville's New Graude Theatre
was opened last Friday evening by the
1.-Two Married Men" company that
played in Reynoldsville opera house last
Wednesday evening. The Record says:
1.-THE new theatre is one OF the most
modern In this section of the state, and
is, without doubt, the best play house
in Jefferson county and its equal can
scarcely be found anywhere in town OF
this size"
At the semi-annual meeting OF the
Jefferson County Directors Association
held in Brookville last week DR.. ]. A.
Newcome was elected president Of the
Association, S. L. Stewart, secretary,
and the following delegates were elect
ed to attend State convention DR.. T.
r. Williams, G. H. Small, S. T. North,
w. H. Reber, DR.. W. G. Newoome.
The next convention will be held in
Reynoldsville.
A batch OF silver half dollars bearing
the stamp of 1878, recently put in cir
culation, has been looked upon with
considerable suspicion, some people re-
| fusinp tn accent the coins On account nj