The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1905-09-06

Oh lne lrulJ-dppleS, peaches anu GWo
kinds of plums-to THE STAR Office, for
which he has our thanks. The fruit
was very much appreciated.
Joseph Tiley, member of the Reyn-
odsville Tribe, who rode horseback in
the parade Monday afternoon, had his
left leg badly bruised by his horse fall
ing on him at the corner of Main and
Fifth streets after the parade.
The Law and Order League OF Reyn-
oldsville will meet in the Centennial
Hall next Monday evening at 500
This meeting is open to the public ant
all interested in the well being of the
community are invited to attend.
A freight wreck occurred on the Low
Grade Division OF p. r r, short dis
tance west of New Bethlehem Friday
afternoon, delaying traffic on the road
The last bound passenger train due her,
at 6:15 p. m. was over three hours late
The Jr. B. Y. p U. will give a lawl
social on the church lawn on Frida.
evening of this week. Ice cream and
cake will be served. also a candy booth
where they will sell homemade candy.
A cordial welcome is extended to all
Dubois is verging on serious situa'
tion regarding typhoid fever Tho
Courier cannot state just how man!
typhoid patients there are in town, but
has heard of a considerable number
scattered about over town.-DuBOis
Courier.
Constable Waugerman, of WinslOp
township, arrested Polander at Sol
dier Sunday and took him to Indian
county jail Monday. He is wanted Oh
charge of burglary in Indiana county
The Polander was keptin Reynoldsvillo
lookup Sunday night,
Mrs. Mary Milliren died at 800 a, m
Tuesday September 5, 1905. She haC
only been sick two days. Deceased wa
81 years old. Funeral service will b.
held at the residence at 200 p. m. to o.
day, conducted by Rev. A. j. Meek
Interment in the Reynoldsville GENE
terry.
Horace G. Miller, editor Of the PUNK
sutawney Ne,CS, was in Reynoldsville
Wednesday afternoon of last week and
made THE STAR Office fraternal call.
Mr.. Miller was on his way to Chautau-
qua, N. Y, to bring his wife and child
rem home, who had been at Chautauqua
about two months.
DR.. J. W. Foust, of Reynoldsville,
Chas. Stewart, of Ringgold township,
and Thos. ]. Rodgers, of this place,
officers of the late Republican con-
vention, met at the Hotel Pantall
Thursday anG made affidavit to the
nomination Of the several Republican
candidates.-Punxsutawney Republican.
The residence of Mr.. J. G. Bell, OF
Soldier, was the scene of a pleasant
event on Monday afternoon, Sept. 4, at
5 o'clock, when David Bell and Miss
Rilla Carney were united in marriage by
Rev. Dr. A, j. meek, of Reynoldsville.
The bride and groom we're attended
by Harry Rodwell and Miss Margaret
Bell, all of Soldier The ceremony was
performed in the presence of fully one
hundred people amidst shower OF
candy and rice. The happy pair have
a very large circle of friends who wish
them happy voyage through life.
John A. F. Carlson and Miss Mary E.
Hannah, both of Rathmel, we're united
In marriage at the home OF the brides
mother, Mrs. VIM. Hannah, on Monday
Sept. 4, at 600 p. m. by Rev. DR.. A. J,
Meek. The bride and groom were at.
tended by Jesse K. Hannah, brother
OF the bride, and Miss Carrie NJ Kness
of jefferson Line, Pa. The ceremony
was performed in the presence of the
family and few of their friends. The
bi ide was the recipient of splendid
bedroom set, the gift of her mother
A splendid supper was served.
Here is good hint from an exchange:
"This section of Pennsylvania is blessed
with abundant springs of the clearest
and coolest water and one acquainted
with the country can find water almost
anywhere along the main road Ye'
strangers will sometimes pass over &
large stretch of road almost furnishing
for water, because they do not know O
the little by-paths, here and there, thai
lead to splendid fountains. Why could
not those living along the highways just
put up sign at such place and confer
a lasting favor on mankind 1t would
require very little effort and the return
would be immense. Think it over"