The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1908-09-09

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Reynoldsville, Thursday and Friday
OF this week. See program in another
column OF this issue.
A successful operation for appendi-
citis was performed on Bruce, young
son of Charles M. Milliren, at the
/ CRUDE hospital in Punxsutawney last
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Alice Evans, graduate of Reyn-
oldsville high school who has since at
tended Grove City College, has been
elected as one of the teachers in the
Brookville public schools.
Mrs. Frederick Wheeler was taken
to the Mercy Hospital in Pittsburg
Monday to undergo an operation for
appendicitis. DR.. Ira d. Bowser, of
Rathmel, accompanied her.
Mazomania Tribe, I. o. r. M. of
Reynoldsville, will attend service in
the Baptist church in body next
Sunday morning, Sept. 13. DR.. A. j.
Meek will deliver an appropriate SER
mon.
Graydon M. Robinson left here this
morning for Carlisle, Pa, where he
will spend one term at Conway Hall,
the preparatory school of Dickinson
College, and will then enter the col
lege.
Miss Olive Reynolds left here Thurs
day morning to visit her brother, Har-
ry F. Reynolds, in New York City. She
will also visit another brother, Vincent
Reynolds, at Johnstown before return
ing home.
Rev. S. Wallace Mitchell, pastor
of the Sykesville Baptist church, is
enjoying two weeks vacation at
Mountain Lake Park, Maryland. Rev.
]. E. Kirkwood filed his pulpit at
Sykesville Sunday.
Mrs. r. DeVere King went to Kane last
Thursday to attend an afternoon party
aud remained in Kane until the first OF
this week as the guest of DR.. and Mrs.
G. A. Dickinson. DR.. King spent Sun
day and Monday 10 Kane.
Mrs. Clinton S. Hartman, who was
taken to the Allegheny General Hos
pital at Pittsburg last Tuesday suffer-
ing with appendicitis, has been under
treatment since then and will probably
undergo an operation to-day.
Last Wednesday afternoon Mrs. M.
E. Weed gave farewell party at her
home on Main street for Mrs. ]. S.
Abernathy, who, with her husband,
left here Thursday morning for Corn
ing, N. Y, their new home.
A. M. Oliver and wife, OF Apollo,
who resided at Rathmel some years
ago, visited the latter's brother, o.
H. Broadhead, the past week. Mr..
Oliver returned home yesterday, but
Mrs. Oliver will visit here couple
of weeks longer
Contractors Hastings & Johnston are
rapidly finishing their work on the
Main street east end paving. The
road has been graded and curbing
placed to Cool Spring hollow, and brick
has been laid to point a few rods east
of the Mansion Inn.
When Registers Harvey S. Deter and
Ninian Cooper made their returns to
Brookville Thursday last, there we're
754 voters registered in Reynoldsville
borough. In No. precinct there were
800. In No. 2 there were 424, an in
crease of 10 since last registration.
The trustees of the Clarion State
Normal school have just awarded a
contract for the erection of ladies'
dormitory. The new building, when
completed, will cost $4,000 The
structure will be OF brick, stone, con-
crete and iron which will render it
freproof.
The lecture by Prof. G. M. Sleeth
in the Presby yterian church Sunday at
tracted large audience and was the
most mastery discussion Of "Exposi-
tory Bible Reading" ever heard in the
city. Prof. Sleeth is not only a
thorough bible student but speaker
of great emphasis and power.
The organ recital in the Presby-
terian church Friday evening was q
rare treat for all lovers Of classic music
and refined entertainment. The selec-
tions of Park v. Hogan on the organ,
the vocal work Of Prof. L. Wells Clary,
and reading of Prof. G. M. Sleeth we're
of equal merit and formed delightful
evenings program.
A gas we'll has been brought in on
the farm Of Alex Cochran, near Cool
Spring, Jefferson county. The bit PEN
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