The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-02-11


anxious to send comic valentines could
not wait until the l4th inst. and sent
out valentines last week.
Rev. j. Bell Neff, Of Dubois, will lee
ture in Assembly hall Friday evening
of next week. Subject, "Knives and
Forks" Rev. Neff is popular lecturer,
well known to many Of our citizens.
The dime social held in the basement
of the M. f. church last Friday evening
by the Helping Hand Society was we'll
attended. Light refreshments we're
served. A program OF solos and quar-
tettes was rendered.
John Calvin, step-father OF Mrs.
Daniel Nolan Of this place, died at Kane
Tuesday OF last week and was buried at
st. Marys on Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Nolan went to Kane Wednes-
day to attend the funeral.
The "Village FOOL" which was book
ed to appear at the Reynolds opera
house Feb. 9th, was wrecked on financial
rocks before the company reached Roy
noldsville and those who expected to
see the play were disappointed.
The New Restaurant in Centennial
building, which has be- ened sew
eral weeks, is neat and first-cass res
taurant. Mrs. d. W. Pyle is well
pleased with the patronage she has
been given. She now has meal tickets
for sale.
A. Wayland, OF Prescottville, who was
helping to tear down the old boiler
house at London mine three weeks ago
fell d distance OF sixteen feet and sprain-
ed his left ankle badly. He was able
to come down town yesterday for first
time since accident occurred.
Grace Bartle, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. S. Bartle, OF Lazearville, West
Va, who is visiting with her parents
at home Of her sister, Mrs. Edward
Barry, in West Reynoldsville, has a
mild case of smallpox. The house was
quarantined the latter part OF last week.
County Commissioners Newton Web
ster AL. Hawk and Harvey Haugh
were over in Elk county last week look
Ing over the poor farm buildings. The
commissioners expect to build a barn
this year and make some other improve
ments around the jefferson county poor
farm.
The little baby OF a Polander couple
died at Rathmel Saturday and the body
was brought to Reynoldsville Sunday
afternoon for burial, but the grave was
not dug and the body was left In the
undertaking department OF Priester
Bros. until Monday morning and was
then buried.
The public schools OF this place will
observe flag day on the twentieth OF
this month. Appropriate exercises will
be held Ia the different rooms. The
anniversary OF Washington's birth will
be observed at the same time. The
parents and friends OF the schools will
be heartily welcome.
Rev. T. T. vulkoff, OF the Baptist
church, who has been suffering from
the effects of fall he received on
Stockdale street on December 22nd, IL
IN a ot.itioul nnnditinp ond h;o ,aonyac,,
is not expected. dubois Courier. Rev.
Vulkoff preached in the Reynoldsville
Baptist church several times and Is
known to number OF people Ia this
place.
The second annual banquet OF Wash
ington Camp, No. 26S, p. o. S. OF A.,
was held at the City Hotel last Thurs
day evening. There we're seventy
couples present. The members and
their ladies met in the P. o. S. OF A.
hall at 500 p. m, where entertainment
was provided several hours before the
banquet. 1t was very pleasant social
event. Mine Host Wiley gave them a
nne banquet.
THE STAR has correspondents at
Rathmel, Sykesville, Paradise, Wish
aw, Emerickville, Sandy Valley and
several other places, but some OF these
have only been heard from occasionally
during the past winter months, aud
some have not sent letters for publi-
cation inside OF three months. We have
not heard Of any Of them dying. Will
try and get our correspondents In active
work before long.
A course Of three lectures for Sab
bath school workers, under the auspices
sof the State and County Sabbath School
Associations, will be delivered In Brook
vile on Thursday evenings, as follows /:
February 18th, In Presby church,
by Rev. Robert F. Y. Pierce, d. D., OF
Scranton. Subject, Pictured Truth. A"
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