The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-05-02

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ty, and will move down TO the farm
to-day.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Luth-
eran church rendered Mrs. Cort a re-
ception after her lecture at the parsun-
age Friday evening. A very enjoyable
time was spent
J. H. Korb, who has had six years
experience in the meat market business,
has bought the West Reynoldsville
market and has opened the market.
Mr.. Korb moved from Helvetia to West
Reynoldsville.
John S. Ward who had been at the
Marine Barracks at Annapolis, Md,
since last fall, sailed on Transport
Sheridan April l6 for the Philippines,
where he will remain in tho marine
service two years and Il half.
Francis D. Smith. who was in the
Garretson Hospital of Oral Surgery in
Philadelphia, where he had to undergo
IN operation April I, came home Mon.
Gay, called here by the serious illness OF
his twelve year old son, Howard
Frank B. Henderson, assistant cashier
of the First National Bank Of Brook
vile, died at $50 p. m. Monday, Arril
50 Mr. Henderson was taken i'll Mon
DAY morning, His death was sudden
and a great shock to his family and
friends. Funeral this afternoon.
William Coping, L, j. McEntire,
John G. Hirst, Dr. b. Il Hoover and
John H, Kaucher were in Brookville
last night attending a meeting in the
Jefferson Chapter Of Royal Arch Ma
sons A number Of Grand Chapter Of
iicers were present Banquet after
meeting.
There will not be any admission
charged for the commencement eXer-
cses in Assembly hall on Thursday
evening of next week, but number of
seats will be reserved ard will be sold
at 10 cents a ticket. These reserved
seat tickets will be on sale at Stoke 81
Feicht Drug Co store on Monday Of
next week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cort, wife Of Rev.
Cyrus Cort, d. D., of Westmoreand
Co., and sister of Mrs. Rev. j. w.
Myers, of this place, loctured in the
Trinity Lutheran church in Reynolds
vile last Friday evening to fair sized
audience. Her subject was Japan"
Mrs Court was missionary in Japan
seven years.
The third quarterly conference Of the
Sykesvillo NJ, +, charge, Rev. II. G.
McMinn pastor, will be held in the
Rathmel NJ. e. church Saturday after
noon at 80 o'clock DR.. A. r. Rich
will be present to preach, Dr.. Rich
will also preach Sunday evening, at
730 and the Lords Supper will be
served after the service.
The patrons of the Insurance Agency
of Mrs Jennie B Pinney are gratified
to know that the Companies represent
ed by her will come through the San
Francisco disaster and pay all losses
there promptly and honorably and still
be- in excellent condition 10 protect all
their interests elsewhere. Mrs. Pinney
has received dispatches from the
various home Offices, all of the most
hopeful and confident tone.
G. T. Foreman, foreman Of one Of the
departments at the steel works in this
place, moved from Dubois to West
Reynoldsville yesterday They came
10 town on trolley, got off at foot Of
Main street and started over to West
Reynodsville. Mr.. Foreman had sew
oral packages to carry and Mrs. Fore
man pushed the baby carriage with
rheir baby boy in it. and in some man
ner Mrs. Foreman, carriage and baby
fell off the high sidewalk on West
Reynoldsville side of bridge Mrs.
Foreman received some bruises and
baby's head was cut in several places.
Married at the home OF Mr. and MIS-.
George Hons, Of Falls Creek, Pa, on
Saturday evening, April 2S 1906, by
Rev. DR., A. ]. Meek, of Reyroldsville,
John Bunyan Harter and Miss Katheryu
E. Montgomery, both OF Falls Creek
The bride and groom were attended by
George Snyder and Miss Sarah Mont
gomery, both Of Johnsonburg, Pa The
ceremony was performt d in the pres
ence Of th ir immediate families. An
excellent supper was served and the
boys and grown people treated the
bride and groom to an old time serenade.
Mr. and Mrs. Harter will elter upon
housekeeping at once in Falls Creek.
Their many friends wish them abund-
ant prosperity and happiness in their
voyage over life's sea. The bride form