The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1904-12-21

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them OF the giver at least once q week
during 1905, send them THE STAR one
year.
The burning out OF flue at City
Hotel about noon last Friday set fire to
roof OF hotel and caused little excite
ment for short time. A few buckets
Of water extiuguished the fire.
Register Robt s. Williams, Of West
Reynoldsville, makes following report
for that borough for six months : No.
of voters, 1sl ; taxables, 373 ; military
roll, LOG foreigners, As births, 10 /;
deaths, 2.
L. G. McGaw, b.. II. & p. R'y agent
AZ Punxsutawney, brother OF Ex-Post-
master f. T. McGaw and son-in law of
d. w. Riston, of this place, has been in
the Adrian Hospital couple Of weeks
suffering with kidney trouble.
The stores we're open until nine
o'clock last evening and will be open
until nine o'clock every evening this
week. The wind and snow storm clear
cd the streets early last evening and
there were not many shoppers out after
eight o'clock.
Rev. A. d. Mckay was at Falls Creek
Saturday afternoon attending a special
meeting of the Clarion Presbytery to
dismiss Rev. Caldwell, pastor Of the
Penfield Presbyterian church, from the
Clarion Presbytery to the Steubenville,
Ohio, Presbytery.
The piece OF public road, from bridge
at foot of Fifth street, this borough, to
railroad siding near silk MILL that re-
quired considerable fill In, has been
taken OIL of Contractor Young's hands
by the supervisors of Winslow town
ship. 1t cost the township about 5000 90.
Charles, little son OF John Williams,
of Rathmel, died Tuesday night Of last
week. Funeral service at residence OF
by Rev A. d. Mckay. Interment in
Prospect cemetery. Charles would
have been two years old the 18th of
next month.
| Mrs. John Fentsmaker, of Heathvillc,
daughter OF Amos Reitz. of Cool Spring,
and sister OF Mrs. w. p. Woodring, of
West Reynoldsville, died on Monday,
December ~, 1904, and was buried
Wednesday. She left baby one week
old. Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Woodring
and F.. L. Johnston attended the funeral.
Edgar Mcintyre aged twenty-five
years, son Of Daniel Mcintyre, OF Soldier,
died at home Of his parents at $50 a. m.
Saturday. December II, 1904. Funeral
service at residence at 200 p. m. Sun
day, conducted by Rev. DR.. A. ]. Meek.
Interment in Beulah cemetery. Malig-
nant abdominal tumor was cause OF his
death.
The Junior Epworth League OF the
NJ. E. church elected the following
officers President. Lillian Ewing
lst Vice-President, Edith Tyson End
Vice President. Everett McEntire: 3rd
Vice President, Harold ParsUn 4ih
Vice President, Viola Heffner /; Secre-
tary, Fay Neale Treasurer, Erna
Benscoter Organist, Mary Parson.
John NJ. Read Lodge No. 536, F. & A
NJ, of Reynoldsville, elected following
officers w. NJ, DIR. John n. Murray
S. W., Walter r. Reed f; ]. w., G. G.
Strouse +; Treasurer, Henry G. Deible
Secretary, Lawrence ]. McEntire
Trustees, Richard Smith, Lewis G.
Idle, Charles A. Herpel /; Representa-
tive to Grand Lodge, Joseph M. Gathers.
Baptist Sunday school elected follow
ing officers Superintendent, George
Rea Assistant Superintendent, Orrie
Sheasley Secretary, Miss Geneva
Milliren Treasurer, Miss Anna Davis
Organist, Miss Vivian Tompkins
Assistant Organist, Miss Florence Har-
ris Librarian, Miss Amy Bollinger
Assistant Librarian, Miss Bertha Bow
ser.
Clara, aged eleven years, adopted
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Null
hollan, OF Rathmel, died Sunday night,
December 49, 1904. Clara was the
daughter OF Mr.. Mulhollans sister,
Mrs. London, who died some years ago.
The little girl had been an invalid most
all her life. Funeral services this after
noon, conducted by Rev. A. D. Mckay.
Interment in the Reyno'' tile Gem
etery.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. Eugene Phillips and
Miss Edith Harris were at Clarion last
week attending the wedding of Howard