The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-04-20

ney, is clerking for her grandfather,
w. A. Thompson, in the racket store.
S. B. McE'adden, drayman, who moved
from Brookville to Reynoldsville
couple of years ago, moved back to
Brookville yesterday.
Harvey L. Hoke has sold his View
Point home south Of town to Mrs.
Henry Foltz. Mr.. Hoke will buy lot
In town, erect a brick building and
move into IL.
DR.. A. ]. Simpson, Of Summerville,
an old school mate OF Perry B. Love, OF
this place, and Miss Ella Gutherie. of
Summerville, were married Thursday,
April Ia, 1904.
Ladies' Aid Society OF the Baptist
church will hold a market 10 one OF the
large display windows of the Reynolds
Vile Hardware Co. store next Saturday
afternoon and evening.
Jack Kane, at National Hotel, has an
Irish pheasant that was sent to him by
an uncle. 1t is a pretty bird. James
Lusk, taxidermist, of this place, is stuff
ing the bird for Mr.. Kane.
Contractor Henry A. Swab, Of this
place. came home from Adrian hospital
last Friday. He is able to walk around
the house on crutches and expects to be
able to go to work in few weeks.
David Garrick" at Reynolds opera
house on Thursday and Friday even
ings of this week, April 2l and %. See
cast of characters, etc, in display ad-
vertisement on first page of THE STAR.
NJ. C. Coleman left here early Mon
day morning for Williamsport with
fifteen horses to sell in the horse market
in that city. G. w. Harding and
Claude Keagle accompanied Mr.. Cole
man.
Evangelist Joseph +. Kirkwood, OF
this place, began series of special
meetings in the Presbyterian church at
Eleanora last Sunday night. Wallace
Mitchell will assist him part OF the
time in the singing.
James Hughes, of this place, and
several other piscatorial sports from
other towns, went over to Medix Run
last Friday to camp out few days and
fish for trout. Zeke Lewis went with
the party to cook for them.
The Ladies' Foreign Missionary
Society of the NJ. L. church meets at
home of Mrs. w. G. Murray, on Fifth
street, Friday afternoon. Supper at six
O'clock, The husbands Of the members
have been invited for supper.
James Delaney and Irwin D. Winsloy
went to Bradford yesterday to attend
the wedding of Dennis L. Driscoll, OF
Reynoldsville, and Miss Valentine
Fleury Clark, of Bradford, which occurs
in st. Bernard's church at 900 a. m.
to-day.
Ninety-seven tickets were sold at
Reynoldsville for the Buffalo, Rochest-
er & Pittsbure R'y excursion to Pitts
burg last Sunday. Besides this
number OF people went to Punxsutaw-
ney on trolley and took the excursion
from that point
David Garrick," the famous English
comedy, at the Reynolds opera house
on Thursday and Friday evenings OF
this week for benefit Elks charity fund.
The entire opera house is reserved at
80 cents seat. Tickets on sale at
Stokes drug store.
Addison Wells, of West Reynolds
Vile, who works at Pardus, got cash
cut in his head yesterday by stone
that had been thrown by boy. The
boy threw the stone at another boy,
but missed the fellow he was throwing
at. A doctor dressed the wound for
Mr.. Wells.
Mr.. A. j. Postlethwait received very
pretty souvenir OF Rev. H. r. Johnson's
European tour in the form OF the very
remarkable little flower known as the
Edelweiss, mounted in small booklet.
This flower grows near the tops OF the
snow capped mountains OF Switzerland
in dangerous and often inaccessible
places
Since the conhagration at East Brady
March 27, which licked up the business
portion OF the town, the council of that
borough has passed an ordinance pro-
hibiting the erection of wooden build
ings of any kind within certain limits,
which covers most OF the section OF
town visited by fire. This means that
| the business houses of East Brady will
all be built of brick or stone.
Thomas O'Hare, OF this place, who
has gained quite a reputation as d