The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-02-03

| 1, 1904, from complication Of measles
and pneumonia,
II is expected that at least four
hundred tickets will be sold for the
fireman's dance In Franks Pavilion
next Monday evening.
Charles Kicher and Laura M. Hoover,
OF Henderson township, were married
by Squire T.. Neff at his Office In this
place at 200 p. m. yesterday, February
2nd.
George Deemer, son OF j. j. Deemer,
OF Paradise, accidentally amputated the
second toe Of his right foot one day last
week with an AK while working In the
woods.
Mr.. Uriah Thornton, tho new super
intendent Of tho Reynoldsville Wo6len
Co plant at this place, does not intend
moving his family from Philadelphia
to Reynoldsyille until spring,
Ithaca Concert Co. will give an en-
tertainment in Assembly hall Friday
evening, March 4th, under auspices Of
Hope Fire Co. This is not the same
company that appeared here last fall.
About one hundred Reynoldsville
ladies we're booked for sleigh ride to
Brookville to-day but the zero weather
this morning may cause the ladies to
postpone their intended pleasure trip.
Last Friday valuable race horse
owned by Dick Arthurs, Of Brookville,
got frightened, became unmanagable
aud collided with a telephone pole, kill
ing the horse almost instantly.
Mr.. and Mrs. David II. Young, who
have resided atPitttsburg eight months.
where Mr.. Young was overseeing the
erection Of twesty houses for Contractor
j. V. Young, returned to Reynoldsvillo
last evening.
Rev. =. A. Reno was present at the
opening Of the public schools last
Thursday morning and kindly conduct
ed the devotional exercises. He gave
brief talk before the $50 pupils assem-
bled In the auditorium.
There is picturesqueness and brillian-
cy in the scenes and actions in the play
OF "Sunset Mines" story Of the Cali
fornia gold field. See 1t at the Reyn-
olds opera house Thursday evening OF
this week, February 4th.
The grand ball to be given In Franks
Pavilion on Monday evening OF next
week, February 8, for benefit Of Hope
Fire Company, will be the largest dance
held at Reynoldsville for many day.
Full orchestra. Tickets sl.00.
Rev. II. II. Barr, Of Brockport, the
young man who preached In the Reyn-
oldsville NJ. L. church couple OF Sun
days ago, and Rev. Todd, gospel
singer, will assist Rev. Perry A. Reno
in revival services in the M. T.. church
next month.
The special meetings held in the
Church OF God at Rathmel ;hres weeks
by DR.. A. ]. Meek, pastor Of the Reyn-
oldsville Baptist church, closed last
Friday evening. The meetings we're
we'll attended and we're very interest
ing. There we're forty conversions.
Thursday evening OF last week a
citizens meeting was held in Stokes
hall to take some action on getting an
industry to locate in Reynoldsville that
is looking for a new location. In due
time the facts in the case will be pre-
sented to the readers OF THE STAR.
Saturday freight train on the Low
Grade Division was wrecked near
Winterburn by broken axle. Four
teen cars were piled up. The track was
not cleared until 400 a. m. Sunday.
Passengers had to be transferred at
Winterburn, delaying passenger trains
at this place three and four hours.
A. G. Milliren has sold his grocery
store to The Star Grocery Company.
The store changed hands Monday. r. z.
Parrish is now manager Of the store.
The change was to have taken place
twosweeks ago, but on account OF high
water and several other obstacles Mr..
Parrish, who comes from Grafton, Ohio,
was delayed in getting here.
The River Division of the p. r. r.
between Red Bank and Oil City was
blockaded with couple of freight
wrecks last Thursday evening and the
Buffalo Night Express that leaves
Pittsburg at 1l.00 p. m, was run over
| the Low Grade division via Driftwood
and Emporium to Buffalo, passing
through this place at $50 a. m. Friday.
Forty Hours Devotion was observed
Ia the st. Mary's Catholic church at
this place, beginning Sunday morning