The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-10-28

Charles B. Clark, of Dubois, has been
knocked out with rheumatism for sew
eral weeks and his father, Edward
Clark, went to Dubois last Thursday to
bring him to Reynoldsville, but after
arriving in Dubois the doctor advised
that he be left in Dubois, and he was
not moved to this place.
Harry T. Marsh, P. r. R. operator
at St. Charles, and Miss Cecilia
O'Loughlin, of Brookville, were mar
ried October 10. The benedict, who is
son OF Conductor James M. Marsh
and nephew of Mrs. John M. Stephen.
son and Mrs. Frank Bracken, of this
place, spent his early boyhood days in
Reynoldsville.
The Rathmel public school, assisted
by the Rathmel orchestra, will give
short literary and musical enter
tainment and an ice cream social in
the school building Saturday evening,
Nov. 7. Admission free; proceeds from
supper and social to be applied to the
school library fund. Ladies requested
to bring pies or lunches.
Nine candidates from Valiant Lodge
No. 461, Knights of Pythias of Reyn-
oldsville. were given the third degree
by the Dubois degree team at Dubois
Friday night. Valiant Lodge has
awakened from its lethargy and num-
ber OF new members have been initiated
within the past few months and there
are others who have made application
to ride the goat"
Annie May Warwick, aged IA years,
II months and 81 days, daughter OF
George Warwick, died at home OF her
parents in Beechwoods at 900 p. m.
Saturday, Octbober "a, 1908. Diph-
liberia was cause OF her death. Short
funeral service was held Monday fore
noon, conducted by Rev. George Fl.
Hill, and interment was made in the
Beechwoods cemetery.
Will M. Scott one OF our town boys,
son OF Lyman W. Scott, who left Reyn-
oldsville fourteen years ago to travel
with Norris Bros shows, and has only
visited his father once in that time.
which was nine years ago, returned to
town last week. During the fourteen
years Will has travelled over large
portion of the country. Tho past two
years he has been travelling with Sells
Flota.
Joseph E. Kirkwood, the American
| Sunday School Union missionary, is
meeting with exceptional success in
the evangelstic meetings he is now
conducting at Stronach, In Clearfeld
county. Up 20 Sunday evening seven
teen persons had professed conversion,
most Of them adults. 1t is quite pos
sible that permanent church may be
established there as a result of the
present movement.
Slowly but surely, it would seem,
the mustsches OF this country are van
ishing. AS the hills and valleys are
being denuded of their forests, so are
the upper lips OF men becoming desti-
tute OF hai-. Whiskers OF all cuts
and styles Of architecture are rapidly
disappearing from the face OF man.
The generation is almost beardless. A
photograph of Troop d, State Police,
with 56 men, exhibits but one solitary
mustache. Whiskers, where art thou
going?-Punxsutawney Spirit.
The ''feast Of tables" In the l. o. o.
F. banqueting hall last Thursday even
ing under auspices OF the ladies Of the
Baptist church was fine. 1t was pro-
gressive supper. There were five ta-
bles, beginning with white meat Of
chicken, waters and celery at & irst table
and completing the meal at the fifth
table with pink sherbet and pink cake.
Each table was nicely decorated. The
first with white decorations, second
brown, third red. fourth green and fifth
pink.