The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1910-10-13


musical instructor in the West Reyn-
oldsvile public schools.
Typhoid fever has caused three or
four deaths in Brookyile and there are
number OF new cases.
Marvins stationery store, which
opened in the room next door to the
postofi'ce a short time ago, has been
moved to Punxsutawney.
L. D. Rearick, who recently organiz-
ed a nest of the Order Of Owls in Reyn-
oldsyille, is now recruiting members
for nest in Punxsutawney.
The Indiana county fair association,
after paying all its premiums this year,
ana six per cent interest on its stock,
4 has a balance Of SO eco in its treasury in
Cash.
The Peoples Bargaic Store, A,
Kalzeu. proprietor will be closed from
6 D m. to day to p. m. Thursday
on account Of the Feast of the Atone
ment
Mrs. Jewels committee of the
Helping Hand Society win hold a pie
social in the basement of the M. e.
church, Thursday evening; October 10,
Everybody invited,
1t will interest ReynoldsYile people
to know that Hoke Smith, the dis
tinguished Georgian who has just been
reelected governor Of that state, is
distant relative of Harvey l.. Hoke, of
Reynoldsville.
Fred X. Alexander is adding greatly
to the beauty OF his Grant street home
by the construction OF handsome
concrete wall along the street and by
laying concrete walks and steps in
front OF the house.
Harry Cavander, Of Reynoldsville,
and Miss Grace Fetterman, daughter OF
Mrs. Elizabeth Fetterman, Of Punxsu-
tawney, were married at the latter
place one day last week, the Rev. W.
s, Wilson Offic1atlng.
The New Bethlehem glass plant will
resume operations for the fire Of 1901
Saturday Of this week. Frank W escoat
of Reynoldsville, who was chief cutter
that plant last run, will again have
Noharge Of the department.
The Comptroller OF the Currency has
granted a petition for the organization
OF National Bank at Clymer. The
new institution, which will open its
doors for business in the near future
will have paid in capital stock OF
$4,000.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bliss, lady OF West
Reynoldsville who recently celebrated
he S9th birthday, fell recently and
broke one arm and so badly injured the
other than it cannot be used. Owing
to her great age she was in very serious
condition for time.
At the last meeting of.the Business
Mems Association OF ReynoldsvilIe, a
resolution was presented and adopted
asking the Reynoldsville School board
to encourage athletics in the high
school as a means OF holding the boys in
school until they complete the course.
Reports from the freight offices OF
Reynoldsville state that the shipments
both ingoing and out going, have been
heavier during the last two weeks than
for many months past. There is no
better Indication Of the bright outlook
for brisk fall and holiday trade than
this.
o Joe P. Doane, q former Reynoldsville
boy who has been mail clerk on the
Pennsylvania railroad several years,
will resign that position this week and
return to the Medico-C Chirurgical
College in Philadelphia at once to
resume the study of medicine. He has
already taken two OF the four years.
course.
The last word received from India
concerning Miss Elsie Ross, the Reyn-
( oldsville missionary who recently had
+ an nattack of small pox, was to the effect
that she was out Of quarantine and
would soon be restored to her former
health. Hundreds Of Miss Ross's local
friends will be glad to learn of her
recovery. \
Monday evening at seven o'clock, at
the Catholic church, Father P. ].
Lynch united in marriage Adam
Gioski and Mary Vorsheck. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Vorsheck OF
West Reynoldsville. The wedding was
prettily arranged affair and was
celebrated at the home OF the brides
parents in suitable manner.
Work on the new Methodist Episcopal