The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-12-18
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oldsville. lives on Grant street.
Ladies Of the Lutheran church held
a bazaar in the Taper building next
door to postolfice Friday and Saturday
of last week, They were well patron
ized.
The Woman's Relief Corps will have
charge of the work of raising the
money for the proposed soldiers monu-
ment to be erected In the Reynoldsville
cemetery. We will have more to say
about this later.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank McGinness, OF Philadelphia,
Nov. 81, 1907. Kenneth Welch McGin-
ness is the name of the new son. Mr..
and Mrs. McGinncss formerly resided
In Reynoldsville.
Rev. G. H. Fltzwilliam, of Spring
vile, N. Y, will lecture for the P.
o. S. of A. In their hall at Rathmel on
Monday evening, Dec 23rd. Subject,
"America's Call to Duty" The lecture
will be free and everybody is invited.
Hereafter the mail carriers on the
rural routes will be at the postoffice In
this place from 100 to 2.15 p. m. on
legal holidays, and any persons on the
rural routes who want their mail on
those days can get the same by calling
ut the postoflice and inquiring for their
carrier,
On account OF the absence of DR..
A. j. Meek, who was at Cambridge
Springs, Pa, with his wife, there was
no preaching in the Baptist church
last Sunday. DR.. Meek expects to fill
his pulpit next Sunday. Under the
treatment at Cambridge Springs Mrs.
Meek is improving.
Dr.. John w. Warwick, of Johnson
burg, at one time a groceryman OF Rey-
nOldsville, brother-in-law of Samuel
Ressler and d. II. Young of this place,
is In the Mercy hospital in Pittsburg
dangerously i'll. DR.. Warwick went to
the hospital several weeks ago for
an operation and while there took
typhoid fever and pneumonia followed.
A. II. Fleming and wife were called
to Houtzdale last week on account of
the death of a sister-in-law, Mrs. Mar
tha Fleming, who died in the hospital
at Philipsburg on Wednesday. Inter
ment was made In the Curwen5ville
cemetery Monday forenoon. The fun
eral party came from Houtzdale to Cur
wensville on a special train.
AT the meeting of the Women's
Relief Corps last Friday evening the
time of holding the regular meetings
was changed from Friday evening to
Thursday afternoon. The next regular
meeting will be held on Thursday after
noon of next week, December 20, and
on the second and last Thursday after
moons of each month thereafter.
1t is rumored among the employees
OF the Low Grade division OF the P.
r. II. that this division will become
part of the p. & E. division, as 1t was
several years ago, and that the River
division will become part Of the Cone
maugh division. At preseut the River
aud Low Grade divisions are part of
the Buffalo and Allegheny Valley
division.
G. A. Bartlett, of this place, who
was foreman of the carpenter crew
on the Low Grade Division of the
p. r. R., has been promoted to assist
ant to the master carpenter of the
Low Grade and River Divisions, with
headquarters at Kittanning, where Mr..
Bartlett will move the latter part
of this month. A. Il. Schuckers, of
this place, has taken Mr.. Bartlett's
place as foreman Of the Low Grade
carpenter crew.
On Friday night of this week the
following officers will be installed in
Aerie No. $40, Fraternal Order Of
Eagles, at this place. Worthy Junior
Past President, G. M. Herold; Worthy
President, Thomas Wrights; Worthy
Vice President, John Tobin; Worthy
Chaplain, M. w. Weaver; Worthy
Secretary, w. H. Bell; Worthy Treas
urer, J. G. Sayers; Worthy Physician,
j. c. Sayers; Worthy Inside Guard,
Mike Martin; Worthy Outside Guard,
o.. P. Byrnes; Worthy Trustee, James
Carroll.
Hon. John w. Reed, Judge of the
several courts OF Jefferson county, was
at Beaver Falls, Pa, the past week
bearing the evidence in the case of
John ]. Patterson, a hotel proprietor,
who was charged with soliciting the