The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-04-13

Hon. Henry l. Wilson, Of Big Run,
was elected as a member Of the State
Central Committee at the Republican
convention held In Harrisburg last
| week.
Prof. Hines will hold dancing school
and grand ball In Franks Pavilion
Monday evening, April Is. Jamison's
orchestra. Gents sl.0O extra ladies
Is cents.
George Hollenbaugh, who was work.
ing on clearing for Allen Gathers In
Winslow township, cut an ugly cash In
his rlgh, foot Friday. The ak caught
on limb.
Miss Irene Cochran, who was operated
on at the Mercy Hospital In Pittsburg
March 25th for appendicitis, was able
to return to her home In this place
Monday evening.
The ladies OF the Women's Relief
Corps, who gave supper in Franks
Pavilion last Thursday evening for
benefit of Hope Fire Company, present
ed the fire company with $1,000.
John G. Evans, husband Of the
superintendent Of the Memorial Home
at Brookville, died Easter Sunday.
Pneumonia was cause OF death. The
body was taken to Lock Haven for
interment.
Mrs. Julia Evans, who was convicted
Of voluntary manslaughter at recent
term OF Clearfeld county court, was de-
MED new trial and was taken to the
penitentiary last week to serve a term
Of two years and six months.
A. II. Mcclure, manager of the Star
Glass Co. plant at this place, started
for Cincinnati, Ohio, this morning to
attend a meeting of the glass manufact-
urers to be held in that City on Thurs
day ana Friday OF this week.
The viewers appointed by the state
met at Brookville last Thursday and
$40 900 bridge across Red Bank creek
at foot of Pickering street, Brookville,
to replace the bridge swept away by
the flood March 3, 1904.
Rev. II. II. Johnston, OF Vandergrift,
former pastor of the Reynoldsville
Presbyterian church, who will lecture
in the Presbyterian church this even.
ing on Pompeii, arrived In Reynolds
vile at noon yesterday and has been
shaking hands with old friends.
The social given in the chapel Of the
Presbyterian church last Wednesday
evening by the Work Society was at
tended by at least two-thirds OF the
membership Of the church and was
very pleasant event. 1t was a purely
social affair. Light refreshments were
served.
The conferees OF the Twenty-frst
Congressional District, composed OF
Clearfeld, Center, Cameron and Nc
Keau counties, held conference at
Dubois on Thursday afternoon OF last
week and unanimously nominated Hon.
S. II. Dresser, present congressman
from that district.
The eleventh annual reunion OF the
Northwestern Reunion Association OF
the u. o. S. OF A., comprising the
counties OF Jefferson, Clarion, Clear
field and Elk, will be held In Dubois on
Tuesday, May 10th. There will be a
large street parade at 200 p. m. State
officers and other prominent speakers
will be present.
The illustrated and descriptive lecture
of "The Battle OF Gettysburg" given by
Prof. j. Warren Gilbert in Centennial
hall Monday evening under the
auspices OF Phil Kearney Camp No. 80,
Sons Of Veterans, was fairly we'll
patronized, The audience was we'll
pleased with the lecture.
An exchange notes as remarkable
speed test in typewriting made by a
student in a nearby business college
where the typist wrote 36 2-5 words
minute. In the Reynoldsville Business
College such a record would not even
be considered. In trial OF speed, wit
messed by STAR reporter, Reynolds
vile student wrote IS 2-3words a minute.
"touch typewrlting,' and other condi-
tions being the same. The Reynolds
Vile college leads all others in thor
oughness OF training.
Miss Winifred Wilson, niece Of Mrs.
Cora Mitchell, OF Reynoldsville, died at
her home in Clearfeld at l1.30 a. m.
Thursday, April I, 1904, and was buried
at Punxsutawney Sunday. The Mon
day before her death the young lady
was operated on for appendicitis. She
was twenty-one years old. Her father,
j. w. Wilson, and younger sister,