The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-03-16


ed and unseated land will be found on
the second page OF THE STAR.
Mrs. S. T. Reynolds was called TO
Fisher, Pa, Sunday by the death OF her
mother, Mrs. Thomas Dougherty, who
was in her Oath year.
The miners convention of No. 2 dis
trict that was to have convened at
Altoona on 18th inst, was postponed
until Tuesday of next week, March 22nd.
Oxenham's moving picture entertain
ment in the opera house Monday eve
ming was not we'll attended. Some Of
the pictures were fine and others were
not very good
The last attraction Of the public
school lecture course will be given by
the Empire Entertainment Company.
De not fail TO hear this number Friday
evening" March 49,
George Osburn, who was running a
photograph gallery at Clarion, has sold
his gallery and returned to Reynolds
vile. Mr.. Osburn will travel during
the summer with a photograph car.
B. j. Rudolph and Miss Meta Foltz,
of Paradise, were united in marriage
by Rev. j. G. McEntire at his resi-
dence in West Reynoldsville on We'd
nesday afternoon of last week, March
., 1904.
The Winslow township auditors meet
at Franks Tavern on Monday to audit
the township accounts, but on account
Of the illness Of Levi Schugars, one OF
the auditors, it was decided to postpone
the audit until Monday, March 2S.
DIR, II. B. McGarrah, who has been
located at Sandy Valley a short time,
is moving his family to West Reynolds
vile to-day. Doctor will continue his
Office at Sandy Valley for time, but
expects to open an Office in this place in
the near future.
Charles Il. Montgomery, son OF
Engineer M. Montgomery, Of West
Reynoldsville, has been promoted from
fireman to engineer on the Low Grade
Division. Charley is the youngest
engineer on the Low Grade. He is
only 2l years old.
The third floor Of the Rey ynoldsville
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being fitted up for the Reynoldsville
Business College. The new home for
college is to be ready by the first Of
June. 1t will be an excellent place for
the college, commodious and well
lighted.
Mabel, eight-year-old daughter Of
David Hollenbaugh, who resides near
this place, accidentally fell and struck
her head against cook stove last Fri
day. causing concussion of the brain
and on Saturday Mabel was unconscious
for time. She has recovered.
S. r.. Anderson, of Brookville, agent
for stair corner dust shields, was in
town last week putting the shields on a
number of stairs in town. The shields
prevents the dust from accumulating in
the corner of the stairs, to the great
annoyance and inconvenience to the
housewife.
Joseph S. Johnston and F. M. Brig
ham, who were elected supervisors OF
Winslow township at the February
election, took the oath of Office Monday
and are now supervisors OF the town
ship. Mr. Johnston succeeded himself
as supervisor and Mr.. Brigham succeed
ed ]. X. Womedorf.
At the meeting of the Jefferson
County Pomona Grange in Paradise
hall last Wednesday, John Dougherty,
of Winslow township, was recommended
AS county chairman for the farmers
Institutes in Jefferson county. Mr..
Dougherty, no doubt, will be appointed.
He will be good chairman.
Elmer Murphy, Of South Norfolk,
'N'i +''s ohd AiiSs is IL murphy, vi
Geneva, Ind, and Mrs. Smith Nc
Creight, of Florence, Washington Co.,
Pa, were called to the Murphy home
stead near Emerickville last week on
account of the serious illness OF their
mother, Mrs. Susannah Murphy, who is
81 years old.
Walter Lucas, who was driving team
for A. M. Woodward Saturday, was
using rough lock on the wagon going
down hill when the chain broke and a
piece OF the chain struck him on the
head, cutting cash in his head and
knocking him unconscious for fifteen or
twenty minutes. 1t might have proven
more serious.
Last Friday morning Policeman
Palmer, of Punxsutawney, took three
young men to Brookville jail for steal
ing brass from mines and railroads.