The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-11-15

lS Tor benefit OF tho Grange.
Rev. j. w. Myers, pastor of the
Trinity Lutheran church, moved in'c
the Lutheran parsonage on jackson
street, near the church, last week.
The official return, In tabulated form,
of the vote cast In jefferson county at
the general election held on Tuesday of
last week. November 7, will b. found rs
II supple meut IN The STAR this week.
j. A. Lindy, one OF the supervisors OF
Winslow township, expects to build a
new bridge over Trout Run, about a
milo from where S. M. Gourley resides.
II the weather permits the bridge will
~ built this fall
SOM athletic exercises will be given
br IN mbaro Of the Enterprise Athletic
Association on Friday evening before
the gimn ui basket ball between the
New b thIchem Athletics and Reyu-
oldsvile Athletics.
Joseph Mayhem, twelve-year-old son
Of Al Mayhem, of Pardus, was caught
under coal car yesterday and bad one
leg broken and both legs badly bruised,
Joseph was playing around the cars
when he was injured.
Governor Pennypacker has called for
an extra session OF the Pennsylvania
Legislature to convene at Harrisburg
on the 10Th OF January, 1905. The
Governors proclamation will be found
In this issue OF THE STAR.
Jacob Deible, G. M. Mcdonald, Dr.
S Reynolds, of this place, and Roy
Mcdonald, of Turtle Creek, are camp
ing In Elk county deer hunting. Henry
G. Deible will join the camping party
the latter part of this week.
James S. George and Miss Carrie
Emma Leach, OF Rathmel, were mar
RED Sunday afternoon, Nov. II, 1905
Rev. j. s. Clark performed the mar
'luSt uc 10 "a uouEh
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. George Leach.
Mrs. Boss. district organizer OF the
Women's Home Missionary Society will
deliver an address in Centennial hall at
00p m. Tomorrow, Thursday, even
ing. She will be glad to meet all
persons interested in Home or Foreign
Missionary Work
Mrs. Hattie Neff, formerly OF this
place, who has been living with her
brother, Capt. r. B. Beer, at Papillion,
Neb., the past two years, has been call
ed to Pittsburg by the illness OF her
sister, Miss Cora Beer, who is danger
ously i'll with typhoid fever
DR.. r. ]. Hills, OF Nipple, Pa, was
called to Paradise last week by the
illness of his father, James Hills, who
had a stroke of paralysis on Monday,
Nov 6. Mr.. Hills had been husking
corn all day on 9th inst. and in the
evening his left arm was paralyzed.
Corydon E. Shores, of this place,
conductor on the jefferson Traction
Company line, and Miss Clara X. Keck,
OF Brookville. sister Of Miss Minnie
Keck. OF this place, were married at the
M. E. parsonage In Brookville by Rev
McCamey on Wednesday, November
lst, 1905.
Miss Dora Elsie Wilson, aged about
fifteen years. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Doss Wilson, OF Winslow township,
died Thursday, November 9th, 1905,
after short illness. Funeral Saturday,
conducted by Rev, J. G. McEntire. In
terment was made in the M. e. cemetery
at Emerickville.
Thirty-nine members OF the Protected
Home Circle OF Reynoldsville, including
the degree team, visited the Dubois
Circle last Friday evening. The de-
gree team conferred two degrees.
iiui NCy bOoCi. vi lNty
Circle, gave an illustrated lecture.
Lunch was served.
The Adams Express Co. has furnished
the agent at this place, Joseph Shaffer,
with horse for delivery OF express.
The animal arrived here Friday. The
express company will pay the expense
Of keeping the horse at Tapper's livery
stable. Heretofore Mr.. Shaffer had to
buy horses for himself and keep them
at his own expense. Besides furnish
ing horse the company has also given
Mr.. Shaffer an increase in salary.
By dissolution notice published in
this issue of THE STAR it will be seen
that August Bsldauf, who was mem
ber of the Reynoldsville Hardware
Company, has sold his interest In the
company to his two partners, A. P.
King and Charles M. Dinger. The
Clarion Coal & Coke Co., OF which Mr..
Baldauf is a stakeholder. and other