The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-09-28

tne uhy VI Vue INepuoiichu foiiy, OSt-
ober I.
Charles McSherry, president OF the
American Production Co., moved into
the Mitchell property on Grant street,
near First street. yesterday. Mrs. Me-
Sherry and daughter came to town last
week.
The fall session OF the Clarion Pres
bytery convened at Johnsonburg yes
terday. Rev. A. d. Mckay and Elder
J. X. Johnston are attending as repre-
sentatives from the Reynoldsville Pres
byterian church.
A. II. Schugers and family were at
Brookville Thursday <ttendiug the
funeral of Gladys Aui abach, four-year-
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Aulenbach. Cholera infantum was
cause OF her death.
The Women's Relief Corps Of New
Bethlehem held picnic at the Memo
rial Home at Brookvillo last Thursday.
Mrs. Alb. Reynolds, president of the
Reynoldsville Corps, and Mrs. A. B.
Weed attended the picnic.
The Golden Gate Club will hold a
reception at residence OF Charles A.
Herpel In West Reynoldsville some
evening next week for members Of the
Club who attended the knight Templar
Conclave at San Francisco, Cal.
At meeting of the stockholders of
the Reynoldsville Water Company on
Monday of this week M. M. Davis,
Esq, and George Mellinger were re-
elected directors and Albert Reynolds
was reelected treasurer of the company.
L. j. McEntire. John II. Kaucher,
Johu II. Corbett, DR.. b. T.. Hoover and
Errold Suttcr were In Brookville Mon
day evening attending the Jefferson
hapter Royal Arch Masons. The last
three named gentlemen were "riding
the goat"
Henry A. Reed, of Chicago, sent his
mother, Mrs. ]. Van Reed, push or
roller chair, which arrived here Mon
day, and Mrs. Reed was out yesterday,
the first time in a number Of months.
She was wheeled up TO see Mrs. d. w.
Riston on Grant street.
Thomas Hastings, Edward Hastings,
OF Charleroi, and John Gress, of Green's
burg, were guests of w. G. Elliott, edi-
tor OF the Volunteer, a couple OF days
last week. Mr. Elliott and his family
and guests drove to Brookville Saturday
afternoon and returned home Sunday.
]. w. Campbell, OF West Reynolds
vile, was at Baxter, Pa, last Thurs.
day attending the funeral of his grand
mother, Mrs. George Burns, who died
at 500 a. m. Wednesday, September 81,
1904. Mrs. Burns was 80 years, 3
months and IL days old at time Of
death.
o. S. Groves, OF this place, and Miss
Mayme S. White, OF Goheenville, were
married at the home OF the brides
parents in Goheenvile September o,
1904. R9v. T. NJ. Elscy. Of Punxsutaw-
ney, performed tho wedding ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Groves are living on
farm near this place.
John Butson, who died at Rathmel
last month, was n member Of the Pro-
tected Home Circle at Punxsutawney
and carried 81 900 life insurance In the
Circle. Last Wednesday District
Deputy d. w. Atwater gave Mrs. Alice
NJ. Butson, widow, check for 81 200.
The policy was No. 623l2.
Fuller announcements concerning
this years lecture course to be conduct
ed by the public schools will soon be
made public. There will be five
attractions, consisting OF music, lectures
aud readings. Every effort has been
put forth to get first class attractions,
each number being especially strong in
itself, so that the whole course will be
not only entertaining, but also highly
instructive and edifying,
Emma d. Lemon, a graduate of the
Boston School Of Eocution altl. Ex.
preston, now superintendent OF the
Memorial Home at Brook Vile, will give
an entertainment In the Reynolds opera
house on Tuesday evening, October IL,
under the auspices OF the Women's
Relief Corps OF Reynoldsyille. Mrs.
Lemon gives humorous and pathetic
readings and is highly spoken Of. Press
notices will be published later.
Nine-month-old daughter OF Joel Bliss
died in this place Wednesday, Sept
ember 2lst, 1904. The little body was
taken to Brockwayville on the noon
train Friday for interment. Short
funeral service was held at home OF