The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-04-27


A leap year party will be given in
Franks Pavilion this evening for the
Masonic gentlemen. Over one hundred
invitations have been issued
Sheriff Curry and Deputy G., w.
Britton took four prisoners to the
/ Allegheny workhouse and two to the
Western Penitentiary Friday.
The members of the Presbyterian
Work Society will hold a social in the
church parlors tomorrow evening.
Husbands OF the members have been
invited.
Civil court was to have been held in
Brookville this week ,'but there were no
cases to be tried and the jurors were
discharged Monday afternoon and court
adjourned.
Church service Trinity Lutheran
church Reynoldsville Sunday school
9.30 a. m. service 7.30 p. m, Emerick
vile service 1890 a. M; Chestnut
Grove 2.30 p. m.
DR.. A. p. Cox, of Apollo, Pa, was
buried at Big Run Sunday afternoon.
DR.. Cox practiced at Big Run twenty
one years, moving from that place to
Apollo couple of years ago.
Lon Dickey, porter at Hotel Imperial,
who was taken to the Adrian Hospital
last week suffering from blood poison
in left arm, is recovering and will be
able to return to the hotel this week.
The market held at the Reynolds
vile Hardware Co. store Saturday
afternoon and evening by the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Baptist church, was
the most successful market ever Eeld
by that society.
Rev. j. G. McEntire, who has been
i'll a few weeks, was able to fill his
appointment at Sandy Valley last Sun
day and expects to preach In the
Syphrit M. f. church and Bollinger
school house next Sunday.
DR.. James Conway, pastor OF the
Brookville Presbyterian church, and
Rev. A. d. Mckay, pastor of the Reyn-
oldsville Presbyterian church, exchang-
ed pulpits last Sunday. DR.. Conway is
an able and scholarly preacher.
David Barrwell, of Cory, Pa, will
give an entertainment in the M. f.
church at Sandy Valley on Monday and
Tuesday evenings OF next week, May 2
and 3, for benefit OF the temperance
cause. Everybody invited to attend.
A three .year-old lad named King, OF
Eleanora, had two fingers OF his right
hand cut off Monday. An older boy
was cutting maple tree to get sugar
water when the little fellow stuck his
hand on tree just as the AK was coming
down.
Jess Snyder, OF Winslow township,
who is now a jobber on a large timber
tract near st. Clair, Ohio, has been at
his home the past week and wants to
hire some good men to take back to
the Buckeye State" with him to work
in the woods.
Mamie L. Raymer, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. B. r.. Raymer, of Grant
Sunday, April "a, by inviting several
young friends to take dinner with her.
Lon Baughman, cousin from Dubois,
was among the young guests.
Mrs. Adaline Rhoads was born May
20, 1850, and died April %, 1904, aged
SO years, IL months and days. She is
survived by one daughter, six brothers
and five sisters. Funeral service was
held at the church at Panic yesterday
afternoon, conducted by Rev. Fulton.
A new schedule will soon go into ef-
feet on the Low Grade and the rail-
readers say, although it has not been
officially stated, that train No. 105, duo
here at 6.14 p. m, will not be stopped
at Dubois on new schedule, as 1t now is,
but will be run through to Driftwood.
DR.. G. G. Hammond, at present
located at Sykesville, who for several
years was a teacher in the schools Of
this borough, has secured the position
as physician and surgeon at Elders
Ridge mines in Indiana county and will
take up his work at that place the first
of next month.
AL. Shobert, OF Brookville. brother of
John Shobert and uncle OF Mrs. U. G.
Scheafnocker, of Reynoldsville, died
Sunday night after sixteen weeks i'll
ness and was buried yesterday. Squire
S. G. Austin and wife, Mrs. U. G..
Scheafnocker and Miss Nellie Hall went
to Brookville yesterday morning to at
tend the funeral.