The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-01-11


since the heavy fall of snow has made
it easy to upset sleigh or sled and sew
oral such mishaps have occurred, but
no one injured.
Dominic Pascuzzi, an Italian, died at
Soldier Sunday and was buried in the
Catholic cemetery at this place Mon
day afternoon. Consumption was cause
of his death.
The Jefferson Traction Company had
the street scraper, with four horses, on
on the street Monday forenoon remov-
ing the large banks of snow from each
side of the trolley track.
The l'die, of the Baptist church will
hold missionary meeting at home of
Mrs A. s. Harmon, on Jackson street,
Thursday evening Of this week. After
the meeting refreshments will be served
Mr.. and Mrs. j X. Johnston and
Mr.. Ninian Cooper attended the King
ensmith-Cooper wedding in Beechwoods
on the 4th instant, particulars of which
will be found elsewhere in this issue of
The STAR.
A Pittsburg paper is authority for
the statement that Miss Florence Stone,
of Turtle Creek, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. S. Stone, formerly Of this place,
will soon be married to A. A. Hemer,
of East Brady.
Albert Reynolds, who received his
first commission about thirty-fve years
ago as notary public, received a new
commission this week from Samuel
Pennypacker, the pressmuzzler govern
or of Pennsylvania.
The third annual banquet of the B. p.
o. Elks will be held in their social
rooms on Wednesday evening Of next
week, January 49, Besides dancing and
games, an elocutionist will be present
to entertain guests.
The members of the Jefferson County
Bar Association held their annual ban
quet in Pearsal's hall, Brookville, on
Monday evening. Lawyers NJ NJ. Davis,
G. M. Mcdonald and S. NJ. McCreight,
of Reynodsville, attended the banquet.
II you want trade, ask for it. Tell
people what you have to sell. and give
them reasons why they should buy from
you, rather than from the ''other fellow"
The most effective and far-reaching
method OF asking for trade is by ad-
vertising.
District Deputy John Stewart in
stalled new officers in the Knights
of Pythias lodge at this place last
Wednesday evening and was at
Westville Saturday evening Install
ing new officers in the X. of P. lodge at
that place.
The Dubois Morning Journal said yes
terday that the superintendent OF the
Jefferson Traction Company has made
the statement that his company will ex-
tend their trolley line from Sykesvile
to Dubois in the spring, or as soon as
the weather will permit
Mrs Margaret Mccullough, grand
mother of Mrs. Frank r Best. of this
place, died at her home in Brookville
Saturday evening, Jan. 7, 1905. She
was over so years old. Funeral yester-
day afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Best and
daughter Miss Elvie, attended the fun
eral.
District Deputy Clarence H. Patter-
son installed new officers in the Rath-
mel P. o. S. of A. Camp last Wednes-
day evening. Jasper N. McEntirc,
Frank Stauffer, Frank r. Best, Samuel
Whitmore and David Davis. of the
Reynoldsville Camp, assisted District
Deputy Patterson.
Ward Secrist, who was an employe in
The STAR Office from 1895 to 1897, and
who went to Colorado Springs, Col,
about two years ago for benefit of his
health, now employed on the Courier at
Norton, Kan, was united in marriage
to Miss Hattie Duvall, OF Colorado
Springs, December 26, 1904.
A heater has been put into the Luth-
eran church by the Reynoldsville Hard
ware Co. 1t was quite an undertaking
for the handful OF members, but by the
push of Mr.. Swab and bali dozen other
men who helped to do the excavating
and other necessary work, the work
was carried successfully through. The
church will be much more comfortable
than it was in the past.
At the meeting Of Jefferson County
Pomona Grange No. 20, held in Para
disc Grange Hall on Wednesday of last
week, the following officers were INSTALL
ed by County Deputy G. A. Morris
Master, J. M. Norris; Overseer, ]. K.
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