The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-03-30

| JEFFERSON hOSpltdl IN fnllhuelpnlh L yes
terday for treatment or and operation
for facial trouble.
Miss Irene Cochran was taken to the
Mercy Hospital in Pittsburg last
Thursday and on Friday was operated
on for appendicitis.
The Cash New York Racket store
will be moved into room Of DR.. B. f.
Hoover's building, now occupied by
] II. w. Eason & Co.'S store, about
April Is ...
County Supt. Teitrick will hold an
examination at Reynoldsville on Satur-
day of this week, April End, for COM
mon school diplomas, as previously
announced in The STAR.
j. w. Riggs, who conducted agrocery
store near the Main street iron bridge
several years, will open grocery store
next week in the brick building on cor
ner of Fifth and Jackson streets.
Miss Laura, young daughter OF John
II. Kaucher, cashier OF First National
bank, entertained half dozen young
friends at Hotel Imperial Saturday.
Luncheon was served in Mr.. and Mrs.
Kaucher's suite of rooms.
Rev. d. L. Dickey, Of Mt. Pleasant,
Ohio, who is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. A. D. Mckay, preached in the
Presbyterian church Sunday morning.
He preached an able and vigorous SER
mon for man so years old,
Prof. Hines will open his dancing
school Monday night, April 4th, and it
will be held every Monday night there
after in Franks Pavilion, Reynoldsville.
Dancing school from 7.30 to 900; grand
ball 900 to 1900 Gents SOC; ladies
without escort l5c.
The following Sons Of Veterans OF
Rcyuoldsville visited the Punxsutawuey
Camp Monday evening L. G. Idle,
w, +. Woodring, John Stewart, G. q.
Roller, David Davis, II. S. Wyant,
Reynolds Gibson, John Foust, Hershel
Barry, A. NJ. Woodward, Tom Sharp.
Rev. H. II, Johnston, former pastor
of the Reynoldsville Presbyterian
church, will deliver an illustrated lee
ture in the Presbyterian church at this
place on Wednesday evening, April IL,
on "Pompeii." Rev. Johnston visited
Pompeii and took the views himself
that he will present.
The Washington township high
school baccalaurate sermon will be de-
livered in the Beechwoods Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning by Rev.
Geo. H. Hill, pastor OF that church.
Regular commencement exercises will
be held in the Beechtrse Union church
Wednesday evening, April Z, at eight
o'clock.
Father ]. J. Carpenter, who was
Father Brady's assistant at Reynolds
vile three months In the Catholic
church work, has been transferred TO
Meadville. He left here Thursday OF
last week for his new field OF labor.
Father P. j. Lynch, Of Meadville, is
Father Brady's assistant now. He ar.
rived here Saturday.
Rosie Winslow, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. B. Winslow, OF Soldier, died at
$50 p. m. Friday, March 25th, 1904,
after three weeks illness with typhoid
pneumonia. She was 4 years, IL months
and "a days old. The little body was
taken to Bennezette on the IA p. IN.
train over the p. r. r. Sunday and was
Inferred in the Catholic cemetery.
On Friday of last week the delegates
attending the United Mine Workers OF
America District No. 2 convention at
Altoona elected the following officers /:
District President, Patrick Gilday f;
VIM. Mcpherson /; Sec
Richard Gilbert +; |
National Executive Board Member,
Thomas Haggerty.
A convention OF delegates from the |
various Divisions OF Ancient Order OF
in six surrounding counties
was held at Dubois Sunday to make
for the second annual
reunion OF A. o. H. j. J. Skehan and
Charles Mcdonald were the delegates
from Division No. l OF Reynoldsville.
Mr.. Skehan was secretary OF the con
vention. The date OF next reunion was
fixed for July 2S and Punxsutawney was
selected as the place for holding the
The following students are at homo
for the Easter vacation Raymond E.
Brown, Law Department University OF
Philadelphia, Will A. Reynolds, Woost-
er University, Wooster, Ohio, Miss