The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-03-06

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George S. Weaver, of Bell township,
jury commissioner to fill the unexpired
term of John Hutchinson, deceased.
The friends OF Prof. W, N. Kinney
say he is an expert bean baker, but we
cannot verify the statement as we did
not get sample of the baked beans.
The Christian Endeavor Society OF
the Presbyterian church will hold a
dime social in the Sunday school Of the
church at eight o'clock on Friday even
ing OF this week, March 8.
]. M. Miller, proprietor of the Park
Hotel at Eleanor, who was in Philadel-
phia four months under treatment OF
specialist, returned home yesterday
very much improved in health.
The work at W. T. Cox's lath mill
has increased so that Mr.. Cox found 1t
necessary to put in 20-horse power
gas engine instead OF the 8-horse power
engine that has been running the mill.
John Laverick and Miss Mary Bell,
of Soldier, were married at the Baptist
parsonage in this place last Thursday
afternoon by DIR. A. ]. Meek. For par
ticulars see Soldier items on another
page.
Miss Lucille Gourley, youngest daugh-
ter of s. M. Gourley and sister of Bur-
CESS L. L. Gourley, who has been near
the gates of death the past two days, is
resting easier as we go to press this
morning.
T. F. Turnbull, new superintendent
of the Pittsburg Industrial Iron Works
plant at this place, is moving this week
into Mrs. Cora Mitchells house on
Grant street. formerly occupied by o.
L. Schlumpf.
Rev. J. E. Kirkwood, son OF James j.
Kirkwood, Of this place, now in the
employ of the American Sunday school
Union at Portsmouth Ohio, has ty-
phoid fever. His wife is just convalesc-
ing from case of typhoid fever.
The degree team of Mazomania Tribe
No. BAL, Improved Order of Red Men,
of Reynoldsville, was at Summerville
Thursday night assisting Deputy
Great Sachem Grant Rhoads institute
a tribe at that place. The new tribe
has "a charter members.
Assessor G. ]. Kerr will be in Brook
vile on Friday, March s, one OF the
three days of general appeal from
triennial assessments, and any property
owner of Reynoldsville who wants to
make an appeal can do so that date at
commissioners Office.
The Casino roller rink at Brookville
was opened Monday night of this week
at which time skaters from Reynolds
Vile, Dubois and Punxs'y were present
The rink is under the personal care of
II. w. English. 1t will accommodate
three hundred skaters.
Rev. A. r. Rich, D. D., presiding
elder of the Clarion District of the M.
E. church, preached in the M. E.
church at this place Friday night and
Sunday at 1l.00 a. m. After Friday
night sermon quarterly conference was
held. Sunday morning the Lords
Supper was administered.
David Harriger, of Knox toweship,
died March End, was buried yesterday.
The real cause for his death was
not known, and his relatives were anx-
ious to know, an autopsy was held Sun
day. Undertaken j. H. Hughes, of
this place, had charge Of autopsy.
Enlargement of heart and liver was
cause of death.
The Epworth League of the M. E,
church will hold reception on Tues
day evening, March 12,for new members
who we're received into the church re-
Gently. Refreshments will be served.
All mem bers OF the church are Invited
to attend this reception to give the new
members a cordial and hearty welcome.
and to enjoy social time together.
The jefferson County Realty Com
pany has been organized in Brookville.
Its object is the buying and selling OF
real estate. Thomas ", Hendricks,
one of the editors of tt Brookville
Rep,tblsoan, is president and manager,
and Raymond E. Brown, Esq, an
erstwhile Reynoldsville young man, is
secretary and solicitor for this new
company.
The monthly meeting Of the Brother
hood OF st. Paul will be held in the
NJ. E. church at 500 p. m. Friday of
this week. After a short business
meeting and light refreshments there
will be an address by Rev. J. n. Glenn