The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-10-12

mel Grange, ana d. NJ. NOrrle hnu
family, of Paradise Grange, attended
the Pomona Grange at Green Valley
last Wednesday.
Rev. d. L. Dickey, of Mt. Pleasant,
Ohio, who is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Rev. A. d. Mckay, preached an ex-
cellent sermon in the Baptist church
on Sunday evening last.
Mrs. M. Montgomery, Mrs. Samuel
Brilliant, Mrs. M. Mccarthy and Miss
Eta Brennan were at Falls Creek
Thursday afternoon attending q re-
ception given by the Maccabees.
Miss l.. Grace Beard has completed
her work in Washington, ID. c., and is
now ON her way to Reynoldsville to
take charge Of the elocutionary depart
ment Of the Reynoldsvile Business
College.
"Red Caps of Reynoldsville and
West Reyuoldsvile public school foot
ball teams, both teams composed of
juniors, played a game of foot ball
Saturday forenoon and the "Red Caps"
were victorious. Score 26-0.
Fred j. Butler sold his confectionery
store to II. A. Martin last week and
has gone to GLADDEN., Allegheny Co,
Pa, to take charge of the Federal Sup.
ply Company store at that place. Mr..
Buffers family Is still in town.
Mrs. w. L. Johnston visited relatives
in Clarion county last week and also at
tended the twentieth annual meeting
of the Women's Home Missionary
Society Of the Clarion Prcsbyt terry
in the Presbyterian church at Clarion
on Wednesday aud Thursday, October
9TH and 9Th.
The Ridgway foot ball team wants to
play the Indians Of this place at
Punxsutawney November 4, but the
'Indians' would rather play at Ridg-
way on the 4th OF November and have
the Ridgway team play here on Thanks
giving Day. Just how the matter will
be adjusted is not known yet.
w J. Thompson. IA Washington town
ship farmer who cannot stand the
winter climate Of this section, will 20
to Ened, Oklahoma, the first OF next
week TO spend the winter and II the
climate of Oklahoma is benefit to his
health he will move his family to that
section of the country next spring.
Mrs. Mary Reed left here Saturday
for Whittier, California. At Chicago,
ILL.,, she will be joined by her son,
Lawson Reed, who went to Chicago
several weeks ago. Mrs. Reed and son
go to California in hopes that the
balmy climate of the Pacific coast
country will be q benefit to Lawson,
who has throat trouble.
Among the Republican crowd in town
last Friday evening were five pros
pective candidates for county commits
siouers, II. +. Morrison, Of Aliens Mills,
]. S. Cooper, Of Brockwayville, and j..
N. Kelley, present superintendent OF
the county home ut Brookvillc, Harvey
II. Haugh, present commissioner, A. f..
Reitz, OF Beaver township.
M. C.. Coleman and Charles King
were over in Clarion county on Wed
nesday of last week attending the
funeral OF an aunt OF the former, Mrs.
Jacob Bittenbender, at whose home
Mrs. Catherine A. Coleman died Sep
tember %. The two women were sisters
and Mrs. Bittenbender was very near
the gates of death when Mrs. Coleman
died.
Hon. John p. Elkin, OF Indiana, Pa,
Republican candidate for Supreme
Court Justice, who came to Reynolds
Vile at noon Friday to attend the Re-
publican rally, took in the football game
between the Indians" of Reynolds
Vile and Dubois foot ball team in the
afternoon, and gave the gatekeeper a
ten dollar bill and would not accept any
change.
The report of the public schools for
the month ending Oct. /, 1904, is as
follows : Boys enrolled, 800 girls en-
rolled, 33S total enrolment 658. Boys
neither absent nor tardy las girls
neither absent nor tardy, 1885, total
neither absent nor tardy, 1886. Average
percentage of attendance is good and
though many Of the rooms are crowded
yet the work is moving on smoothly
George Mundorif and bride, who have
been spending their time in the west
since having been married at Pittsbure
a week or ten days ago have returned
to Dubois. On Friday night there wal
large crowd of their friends at tn,