The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1903-06-10

Two Polanders were arrested mOn-
day and fined 50. 90 apiece and costs for
being drunk and noisy Sunday evening
The trolley cars have not been run
ming very regular the past week on ac-
count Of some trouble with electric
power.
Quite a large audience was present at
the Baptist church last Sunday evening
TO hear "Why Men Don't go to
Church"
Mr.. Meyer, new foreman Of the yards
at the taunery moved his family from
Union Springs, N. Y, to West Reyn-
oldsvllle last week.
District Deputy Mrs. Anna Winslow
| installed new officers In the Daughters
of Rebekah lodge at Brookville last
"wednesday evening.
by an ordinance found In this issue
Of THE START will be seen that the
town council has decided to open
Eighth street from Main to Jackson st.
Miss Sadie Kline, trained nurse, who
was at a Sanitarium In Philadelphia
four months taking course In her pro-
| fession, has returned to her home In
this place.
Mrs. M. +. Weeds Sabbath school
class will give lawn fete and auction
sale at her home Friday evening, June
18th. A very cordial invitation Is
given TO all.
Rey. j. Bell Nell will lecture in the
| NJ. T.. church at Grove Summit Friday
evening, June 10th. Subject, "The
Philosophy OF Hustle" Admission
Is and 20 cents.
Il. +. Anderson, of the Anderson
Decorating Co. of Williamsburg, is fres-
Going and papering the interior of his
brother-in-law's house-John II. Ewing
on jackson street.
Thomas +. Evans, of Reynoldsville,
has received his commission as District
Deputy Grand Master OF the Independ
ent Order Odd Fellows OF Jefferson
County, Pennsylvania.
Knights of Pythias reunion will be
| held at Dubois tomorrow, Thursday.
| Some of the members Of the X. OF p. OF
Reynoldsville will attend the reunion,
but lodge will not go in a body.
Prof. j. G. Daily, the noted singer
aud composer OF Fredonia, N. Y, who
was in Reynoldsville last Wednesday
visiting his niece, Mrs, G. M. McDon
aid, made THE STAR Office a pleasant
call.
Henry Redding, superintendent Of
Panther Run Coal Co., operating near
Sandy Valley, moved from st. Marys to
| Reynollsville last week. Mr.. Redding
is living in Presters house on Hill
street.
There will be no preaching at the
Baptist church next Sunday owing TO
the absence OF the pastor, DR.. A. j.
Meek, who will preach the dedication
sermon OF the Baptist church at Ridg-
way. Pa.
A number OF young people OF this
place held picnic at Wishaw park last
night. 1t was given In honor Of Fred.
and Misses Bertha and Della Dempsey.
who start Friday for their new home In
California.
AT a meeting of the stockholders OF
the Reynodsville Cemetery Company
Monday evening DR.. B. f. Hoover. w.
F. Marshall and DR.. j. c. King were
elected directors and James X. Johns
ton treasurer OF the company.
| The summer term at the Reynolds
vile Business College is now we'll under
way and the class is growing daily.
The following students enrolled recent
ly Jay McGaw, John Pomroy, Misses
Minnie Keck and May Sterley.
Mrs. j. T. Coax has been dangerously
i'll for three or four days 1t was thought
several times that she was dying. Her
sons and daughters are at home watch
ing and hoping that she will rally and
her earthly pilgrimage be prolonged.
Mention was made In THE STAR last
week that Mrs. Charles A. Herpel had
been called to McKeesport on account
OF the serious illness OF niece, Miss
Frieda Ebertshauser, who visited here
last summer. The young lady died and
was buried Sunday.
The ice cream and strawberry festi-
val that the Helping Hand Society was
to have held In the basement OF the M.
E. church this evening, has been post
poned until Tuesday evening Of next
week, June 10th. Strawberry short
cake will also he served.
A large crowd listened to the sing
ing and testimonies Of the Salvation
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