The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-11-02

Willis Blose and Miss Eva Belle Nc
MINI will be married at LOO a. m. to-
day at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John McMinn, on Pan
coast street. Squire Neff will tie the
nuptial knot
Walter B. Reynolds, carrier on the
new rural free delivery route sent out
from the. Reynoldsville postoffice
through parts of winslow and Wash
ington townships, made his first official
trip over the route yesterday.
Last Friday morning Lawyer Flynn
gave an interesting and inspiring ad-
dress to the pupils Of the public schools.
Mr. Flynn Is graduate Of the Reyn-
oldsville High Shool and his presence
and address we're an inspiration to the
pupils.
A young lady who had sore lips was
advised to use camphorice and the
friend who prescribed instructed the
young lady TO heat the camphorice, but
she understood that she was to eat IL
and she followed the directions as
understood by her.
Peters Restaurant In the Syndicate
building, formerly Suffers Restaurant,
was opened to the public yesterday A
great transformation has been made on
the appearance OF the restaurant, II is
as fine restaurant as will be found
outside OF the large cities.
Rev. Hines, pastor OF the Presby-
terian church at West Sunbury, Pa,
and son-in-law of Robert Waite. OF this
place, has been given a call to the
pastorate Of the Presbyterian church at
Punxsutawney. Rev. Hines has not
accepted the call yet.
Monday evening girl vas swinging
on the awning rope in front OF G. r.
Halls furniture store and she swung
back against one OF the large plate
glass windows with such force that she
smashed the glass into pieces, breaking
out the entire window. II will cost
$40 90 to replace the window.
II. Alex Stoke, druggist Of this place,
will open a large drug store In Bert
Longs new building in Sykesville about
the first of December. The store room
will not be ready for occupancy until
the latter part Of this month. The
store room will be Is X so feet Mr..
Stoke will put an experienced druggist
In charge of the store.
Graves-Morton Comic Opera Company
is one OF the most artistic and meri-
torious on the road and deserves the
extraordinary applause bestowed upon
them and The Pilot is confident that a
return date will be the result OF last
Monday nights performance.-Bla
Neb., Pilot. AT the Reynolds opera
house Saturday evening. Nov. 5.
Mrs, Catherine Fink, wife OF Conrad
Fink, near Panic. and sister Of Mrs
]. c.. Barlow, OF this place, died at her
home at s. 80 p. m. Monday, October 81
1904 Dropsy was cause Of death. Mrs,
Fink was born in Butler county, Pa,
October 8, 1885, and was SO years and 81
days old. Funeral at 900 a. m. to-day
at residence and the body will be taken
to Oliveburg for interment.
w. B. Cowan, who resides near
Brookville, was seriously injured last
Friday evening by the explosion OF
powder. He has coal mine on his
farm and was pouring powder out of a
can when spark from the miners lamp
fell into the can, causing the explosion.
Mr.. Cowan has been secretary Of the
jefferson County Sunday School Asso-
citation several years and is known by a
large number Of people In the county.
The plot OF Assembly Hall for the
first attraction OF the lecture course will
be opened at Stokes drug store Thurs
day morning, November 10. Holders OF
course tickets may secure reserved seats
for the five numbers at the rate OF 81
cents extra, or 10 cents for each attrac.
tion at that place. Admission to single
numbers will be 90 cents for reserved
seats. General admission tickets for
the entire course sell at Sl.00, not In.
Guiding the reserying OF seats.
Reynoldsville has the reputation in
the outside world OF being town with
hospitable people and having the mack
OF making people feel they are welcom
ed here, and the town did not suffer
any along that line when the reunion
of the 105th was held In Reynoldsville
In conversation yesterday with g
gentleman from neighboring town We
learned that the old soldiers in thai
town are still talking about the pleasan
time they had In Reynoldsville and the