Suburriptiim $t.fi( per icer, uv fl.00 if
xti'd ntrirth in mlmtirr.
v. A, STKI'IIKNSOKl, Uilltnr n7 I'uli.
WEDNESDAY. MAY :t, WOO.
Knives and Forks
Should fie rcplnwd with
the either house furnish
ings nt the minimi house
denning. We have n hirge
stock of good st.'iple
goods of this kind tli.it
we me selling nt very
close prices. Cull mid see
our Kodgers Knives nnd
Forks nt $.'l.riOierdozen.
Other goods in propor
tion. C. P. HOFFMAN,
The Jewelrr,
Travelers' Guide.
Pnwnnor trains arriv sail leave Itt'jrn-
illllsvlllu II follows!
Allryhrntf VttUrit Ibiilirtni.
Riintwnril. Westward.
Train No. V. S47 n. m. Train Nn. H, 11.47 n. ni.
TriiltiNo.l;!, II. '!7 11. m. 1'nilii No. I). s.:is n. in.
Tniln Nn. 1. I.uip. in. Tniln No. 2, l :C p. in.
Tniln No. .1, II i. m. Train Nu ll, .1:1 1 p. in.
Train No. 7, H.:W p. m. Tniln iNo.lo. 7..W p. in.
MINIM T.
Train No. 41. Ml p. in. Train No. s, H 47 n. in.
Tniln No. 7, VM p. in. Tniln Nu ll. 4.:c! p. in.
ii. it f r. iiij, (c. r m. iii )
Arrive I lliimrts
Train No 7a I M p m I Train No 7J, 3 Jn p m
fl LlUl6oIEv6riitliina.
Decoration Day.
Williams fur shoes.
Circus next Tuesday.
Did you see tlio eclipse?
Johns fi Thompson, tailors.
Juno weddings will bo numerous.
Thoro In a merry-go-round In town.
Now nleo ties enob week u. Milllrens.
The A. V. R'y sells excursion tickets
toVJV.
Sl m pliiH wbii In demand Momlny
moiy ig.
Rlla Royal Shown nt thlii place
Jun, fith.
See tlio display of fancy vests lit
Milllrens.
GuntH, ask to goo Shick & Wagner's
M.00 puntft.
Crash suits und sorgo coats nnd vests
at Mtlllrcns.
Brumbaugh iV IIIIIIh how, linn nnd
Iny thi'lr enrpots.
Excursion tickets will bo gold on tlio
., R. & 1. to-duy.
Money saved by shooing your foot
at Williumg' hIioo gtnro.
Low prices, (food lltg, flrst-cluas work
at John Flynn's tailor ghop.
Harold Arnold wbh at Now Bethlo
hem the lattor part of hint week.
A. E. Fascnmyer. of Now Bethlehem,
wag tn town several dayg Inst wook.
Lot for gale In WohI Reynoldsville.
Inquire at this office for particular.
Nil. E. Koohlor gpent Sunday with hlg
sitter, Mrg. C. K. Hawthorne, lit Ohl.
IVU our gyrupg made from golcctod,
'fililt any flavor. Roynoldg drug gtoro.
hVo furnished rooms In Wcgt Ruyn
Jsvllle to rent. Inqulro at this offico.
F"lfty pair of rnigseg' shoes that wore
formorly $l.f0, now 1.00 at Williams.'
Harry Mincer, of Walston, ex-pollco-man
of thig place, visited tn town hint
week.
Drink HIiW root boor, an good as
laHt year, Tic. at the Roynoldg Drue
Store.
For Sale Good property on Wegt
End Jackson stroet. Inquire at The
Star office.
Charles Zovastsky had his loft foot
smashed by a fall of coal In Big Soldier
mine Saturday.
Walter Williams got one of bis fingors
badly smashed in a roller at tannery
one day last week.
Dame Rumor says there will be six
teen weddings In Reynoldsville during
the month of roses.
John C. Dungmore, of Phlltpsburg,
was in town Monday to attend the Mo-Gtnty-Black
wedding.
A. W. Adam, of Brockwayvllle, came
, oyer Monday to attend the funeral of
Alexander Molntosh, jr.
Three-year-old daughter of John
Hlmes, of Worth street, bad ber feet
scalded Monday afternoon.
For Sale Good bouse, plastered and
painted, on Worth street. Call on or
write to Palace Restaurant, Clearfield,
Two Jackson street women had each
Stber arrested Saturday tor assault and
Nttery and wore both bound over to
furt.
Dofldence Is so thoroughly ground
i and mixed with Sherwin-Williams
aintt it's no wonder the sales Increase.
3old by Reynoldsville Hardware Co.
Mix Helton Wnrdon, of Hopkins, left
hint week for an extended visit with
relatives In !Mik Haven nnd Fhllndel
phln. Primly Sheriff W. F.. Chesnntt Is on
the nick list and Ex-SherllT I. (1. Clour
ley Is lieliiitf an deputy llllt'llltf t'liesmitl's
illness.
Lust Friday was Miss Kale I'lialen's
blrtliilay nnd a number of her young
friends gathered nt her homo that
evening.
.1. W. nnd P. M. Hyphrlt, of Home
slend, were enlled Inline Inst week by
serious Illness of their brother, Ed.
Syphrit.
t'lnreiiee Heytuilils got the seeond
linger of bis right baud Injured in the
eogs of a paper trimmer yesterday
morning.
Dr. .1. Clair Dougherty, who gradu
ated from the Mi'illeo-( 'hlrurgleal
Dental College ten days age, rt turned
to his hoinu lust week.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Christ Rums nnd Ed.
anil Miss Agues Midline, of I 'unxsntaw
ney, were In town the llrst of the week
nttendiiig the MeClnty-lllaek wediling.
L. W. lluyek, siiperintenileiit of the
woolen mill, had his left liniiil Injured
one day last week by getting It riuight
In enrd maehlue. lie nillil have lost
his hand.
Clnreneo Hyatt Reynolds will go to
DuMnls this afternoon tn take eliarge of
A. P. Holland's drug store for a week
or two while Mr. Holland Is otT on a
vnentlon.
Never before In the history of rail
road shows has a show In 'en showered
with sueh favorable comments, as those
being forced upon the ill-cut Khodn
Royal Shows.
We have greater desire that Sherwln
Williams paints should give satisfaction
than the ninn who owns the house. Wo
have more at. stake. lteynoldsvlllu
Hardware Co.
Thomas Syphrit. of Ada, Ohio, was
called to his homo in I'uriullse last
week by serious illness of bis brother,
Kd. Syphrit. Thomas will remain here
several months,
Dr. Harry W. Trultt, who graduated
from tho Mcdlco-Chirurglcal Dental
College ten days ago, is spending a few
days in town. Dr. Trultt has not fully
decided yet where he will loente.
A uumlH'rof young icoplo drovo from
this place to Dig Run Monday evening
to attend the Dullols Suh-Distrlct Kp
worth Tongue convention held In the
M. E. church Monday nnd Tuesday of
this week.
Henry Htoflcn, of Derry Station, nnd
Mrs. Henry Sehrlver, of (irconshiirg,
father nnd sister of Mrs. L. P. McCleery,
of ProFcottvlllu, were called to tho ImhI
sidoofMrs. McCleery, who Is not ox
M'Cted to live.
A number of our merchants hnvu en
tered Into an agreement to close their
stores curly during the summer months,
beginning Friday of this week,. Tune 1st.
A list of the merchants who have
agreed to early closing will bo found In
this Issue,
Tho following Item wo received In
tho mail yesterday with a request that
wo publish sainu: "There Is a young
man on R. R. street preparing u cage
to catch an cast end bird. TIiIh young
man Is to be groomsman nnd groom all
In tho month of roses."
Levi Schuckers, a farmer, lumberman
nnd prominent citizen of Wlnslow town
ship, has been cell lined to his home ton
days as a result of falling off a log In
the woods. Mr. Schuckers was getting
off a high log and his pant leg caught
on a knot and threw him.
Call at our store and seo the Ruud
Instantaneous water heater in full nitr
ation. You turn tho spigot and tho
boater does tho rest. Four gallons of
hot water ovory minute. Nothing like
It over beforo seen. Don't miss seeing
tho heater work. Hall & Barton.
Samuel Fleegor and Miss Carrie
Smith were married at the homo of tho
brido's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Smith, near Big Soldier, Monday after
noon by 'Squire J. D. Woodrlngof West
Reynoldsville. A wedding party was
held at Frank's' Park Monday evening.
The Great Rhoda Royal Shows are
coming and with them the grandest ar
ray of talent ever Boen or brought
together. Aside froth, the educating
and entertaining carnival, grand and
valuable menagerie, this aggregation
presents the cream of the acrobats,
tumblers, aorlal artists and educated
horses.
James V. Murray, Esq., candidate for
the Republican nomination for District
Attorney, Is making an aggressive cam
paign and will nodoubt.be successful In
his aspiration, as there seems to be a
very strong feeling among the Repub
licans of the county that Mr. Murray
should succeed the present Dlstrlot At
torney. Punxsutawney AWi.
A horse hitched to an empty wagon,
belonging to tbe Reynoldsville Hard
ware Co., occasioned a little excitement
Monday morning by taking a short run
of Us own accord. It was left In tbe
alley at the side door, of the store and
ran down the alley across Main and
Jackson streets, stopping when It
reached tho swamps near the R. & F.
C. R'y.
New Schedule.
A new schedule went Into effect on
tho A. V. R'y Sunday. Tho time of
trains at this placo will be found under
the heading "travelers' guide" on this
page.
Two Initiated.
Two new mcmlHTs, both doctors, were
Initiated Into Elk lodge last Thursday
evening. After the Initiation s banquet
was held In the Elk rooms. Twenty
visitors from the Dullols lodge wero
present.
Electric Lights.
The electric light lamps were shipped
from the factory In New York lat, Sat
urday, May ll'lili, and should arrive
here sometime the latter part of this
week. Mr. Fcrrln said yesterday that
he expects to hnve the street lights In
operation by the latter part of next
week.
Had to Kill the Cow,
fleot'gn W. Rykes ball to kill a valu
able Jersey cow one day last week. The
cow, wl led was bought recently, was
tol her' I near Mr. Sykes' residence and
two or ibree dogs ran by barking anil
frightened the cow and she got tangled
In tho roH and broke one of her hind
legs. Mr. Sykes would not have taken
7.VIXI for the bovine.
Fell Down Stairs.
Mrs. ,f. H. Sweit.er. who Is nt present
staying with her son, (trlerO. Swell.er,
one of the proprietors of Hotel Imperial,
fell down the hack stairs nt the hotel
Wednesday evening and narrowly es
rapod serious Injury. She received one
cut on head that required several
stitches to sew up. Mrs. Swolt.er
tripped nt top step and fell to bottom of
stairs.
First Onme of Season.
The Reynoldsville ball club will play
the Dullols cluli at the Dullols Driving
Ptirk this afternoon. The line-up from
this place will 1h as follows: Walter
Williams catcher, John llurgo pitcher,
.Tarvis Williams 1st, Elmer Woodward
"nil, John Nolan .'id, .loo Williams short
stop, Hob Williams left fleld, John
Doubles, jr., center Meld, Daniel Nolan,
Jr., right Held.
Eclipse of the Sun.
The eclipse of the sun Momlny morn
ing attracted considerable attention in
Reytioldsvlllo. Smoked glass and col
ored spectacles were much In use. Tlio
eclipse was nearly total. The visible
portion of tho sun at greatest olHcura
tion was like a thin crescent, ills in t sl.o
of new moon. Astronomers say tho
present generat ion will passuway before
another eclipse so near total will bo
noted.
Two Night Trains.
New schedules went Into effect on tho
11., R. tt P. nnd 1'. & E. railroads Sun
day, but we did not receive schedules in
time to make the corrections this week,
and for that reason the time tables will
not bo found In this issue of TlIK STAR.
However, there is no change In time of
tho I)., R. & 1', trains at this place.
Train arrives at 1.20 p. m. and leaves at
2.1!0 p. in. Two new "flyers" have boen
put on the 11., R. &, )'. between Pitts
burg and Buffalo. Tho new train from
Pittsburg arrives at Fulls Creek nt 2.22
a. m. and tho ono for Pittsburg at .1.00
a. m.
Rough Riders.
Capt. Shnrpo and his company of
Rough Riders, now with tho great
Rhoda Royal Shows, must not bo com
pared with any of tho so-called Rough
Riders exhibiting throughout tho coun
try. Eyury member of Capt. Sburpe's
company served under "Teddy" .Risjse
velt in the Spanish war, and participated
in that memorable charge at Shn Juan.
They all hold their honorable discharge
from tho nth U. S. Cavalry. The drills,
mounts, riding and vaulting of these
sturdy soldier boys is a sight novor soon
before with any amusement enterprise.
At Roynoldsvlllo Juno fl.
Large Funeral.
Alexander Mcintosh, jr., agod 32
years, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander
Mcintosh of Rathmel, died at that
place Saturday. He had been 111 for
some time. The deceased was a mem
ber of tho Rathmel Knights of Pythias
lodge and the Golden Eagle lodge of
Reynoldsville and was In good standing
In both lodges. Funeral services wore
hold at the resldonce of parents Monday
afternoon, oonduoted by Rov. Chlsholm,
Presbyterian pastor at Rathmel. The
two lodges attended tbe funeral, which
was very large. Eighty mombers of
the Goldun Eagle were in the funeral
cortege. Remains were burled In Bou
lab cemetery.
Memorial Services.
A large congregation attended the
union memorial services In the Presby
terian church Sunday morning. The
auditorium was not large enough to ac
commodate the people and tbe chapel
was thrown open. Rev. W. Frank
Rober, pastor of tbe Presbyterian
church, preached the memorial sermon,
and Rev. Porry A. Reno, pastor M. E.
church, and Dr. A. J. Meek, pastor
Baptist church, assisted In the services.
The old veterans and Sons of Veterans
attended in a body. Rev. Reber select
ed the following text for this occasion:
"If the Son therefore shall make you
free, ye shall be free indeed." The
sormon was exoollont and was listened
to attentively.
K. of P, Reunion.
The eighth annual reunion of the
First Reunion District of Knights
of Pythias, composed of tho counties
of Indiana, Clarion, Jefferson, Elk
and Clenrlleld, will ho held In this
placo on Thursday, Junn I lib. Tho
officers of tho Association llvo nt Reyn
oldsvilln and are, Win. Copping presi
dent, Edwin Hon re vice-president, and
S. II. J. Saxton secretary. I 'reparations
are being made for this lo I mi the best
reunion ever held by this association.
IVI.es will ho awarded to the lodges
having tho largest per cent of mom Iter
ship In linn and tho largest number In
line. There will also ho a prize of
20.1HI for tho best band present. There
will 1m a big pnrnde, Soochos, bicycle
race, dancing, Ac, Several Craml
1idgo oMIcers mid prominent speakers
will lie present. The (irnud Ijodge
rank will lie conferred on Past Chancel
lors. The general committee that Is
arrmiging for the reunion Is composed
of the following gentlemen) Samuel
Williams, George W. Heck, Steve
Hone, Ex-SlierilT E. C. Horns. John
Hashtir. The reception committee
Is, David R. Cochran, Calvin Mohney
nnd Edwin Honre.
Deoth of Mrs. J. L. Cslite.
Mrs. Joseph L. Cable died nt her
home near Dig Soldier nt ft.OO p. in.,
Thursday, May 24th. She had been
ailing with Height's disense for some
time nnd Sunday afternoon shn had n
stroke of paralysis, which resulted in
her death. Her maiden mono was Anna
Campbell. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John T. Camplx-ll, of l,oatliorwood.
Clarion county. She was born at Cool
Spring, Jefferson county, August 20,
1X71, making ber 2.1 years, II months and
4 days old at time of death. She was
married to Joseph L. Cable nt Clarion,
April l.-ith, IK1I7, by Rev. Wm. E. Hook
er, pastor oftho Evangelical Lutheran
church, of which denomination the de
ceased was a memlier. They began
housekeeping In Koynolilsv'illo Hnd
lived here until Inst month, therefore,
Mrs. Cable hnd many friends In town.
Remains were taken to I .eat her wood
Friday evening and buried in Squirrel
Hill cemetery at 10.00 a. m. Saturday.
Deceased was the mother of two chil
dren who died in Infancy.
Early Closing.
We, the undersigned business men of
Reynoldsville. l'n.,do hereby agree to
close our respective places of business
nt H o'clock, p. in., excepting Saturdays,
beginning Junn Island ending Oct. 1st,
IIHKi:
('. F. Hoffman, Jeweler
Ed. (ioodcr, '
Johnston ,V Nolan, Shoo dealers
W. D. Williams,
Robinson Shoo Co., "
Scott McClelland, Clothier
W. C. Ilonrv, "
Milllren Bros., "
Hull iV llnrton, Hardware
A. E. Dunn, "
Reyn. Hdwe. Co., "
J. J. SuttiT, Dry Good
Shirk Si Wugner, "
Ring ft Co., "
N. Ilnnaii, "
A. Katen, '
W. II. Moore, Groceries
Robinson it M'lndorff, "
J. C. fi S. C. Henry, "
Swart, Bros., "
H. T. Cox, Novelties
If. T. Slownrt, "
Brumbaugh V IIIIIIs, Furniture
Church Wedding.
At six o'clock Monday evening last,
May 2Ht.h, Charles .1. MuGinty and Miss
Agnes Black, of this place, wero mar
ried in the Catholic church by Father
Brady. Miss Mnry Black, sister of tho
bride, and Will Degnan sIihhI at the
marriage altar with the bride and groom.
Thoro wero only a few Immediate mla
tives Invited to wedding, but as tho
ceremony was publicly performed In
the church a largo crowd assembled to
witness the same. A wedding dinner
was served at 7.00 p. m. at residence of
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Black, on First street, to which only a
few were Invited.
Mr. and Mrs. McGinty will go to
housekeeping In rooms on second flimr
of building next to Hotel McConnoll.
This young couple aro well known in
town und bnvo many friends who offer
congratulations and wish them huppl
ness and prosperity in tho future
At Punxs'y Next Year.
The tenth annual convention of tho
Jefferson County Sunday School Asso
ciation held In the M. E. church at
Brookvillo lust Wednesday and Thurs
day, was the largest and most interest
ing convention ever held In the county,
If all roHrta be correct. The topics
wore all handled in an able manner,
making the convention proli table to all
those really interested In Sunday school
work. Tho delegates sHiak very highly
of the hospitality of tho Brookvillo
people. Tho convention will be held at
Punxsutawney next year.
The Keystone Is a "Dandy."
The Keystone band was playing on
Main street last evening. Our towns
people can feel proud of the Keystone,
as It Is an exoollont band. One of the
selections played lust evening was their
contest pteco, "Nabuoodonosor.'' The
boys play It very nicely.
Died Yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Hanna, aged about seventy
years, died at the home of "Jack"
Whittaker, In West Reynoldsville, yes
terday afternoon. Heart trouble was
the cause of death. Mrs. Hanna lived
in the "Old Sandy Lick" a few years,
where her husband died.
Head Injured.
Ellas, fourteen-year-old son of John
Boyer, foil off a horse Sunday afternoon,
striking the back of his bead on the
ground with force sufficient to produce
concussion of the brain.
Monarch shirts a complete line at
Mlllirons.
John Flynn, merchant tailor, makes
up-to-date suits. Try him.
Cool- underwear for warm days at
Milllrens.
For neat and stylish footwear call at
Williams' shoe store.
Try our chocolate, with or without
cream fio. Reynolds Drug Store.
Leather belts of all kinds at Milllrens.
ADROOATF.D CONTRACT.
I Action of Borough "Dads" Concerning
Electric Light Compsny s Contract.
A special meeting of the town council
was held Wednesday, May 22, 1 1 mo, for
the purpose of taking such action on
the contract with E. A. Fjrrlu, bis suc
cessors or assigns, or the Rtiynoldsvillo
Electric Co., to furnish lights to the
borough as shall ho decided upon, said
action shall bo taken upon tbe failure
to have said lights turned on within
six months from date of said contract
and ordinance, il(l lights not being
hung over winter of streets mid not hav
ing Inuui placed under tho direction of
street committee.
On motion the following resolution
was passed.
WllKltKAS, Tho council of tho bor
ough of Reynoldsville, on Octolicr fit b,
1 Kim, passed ordinance No. III. and exe
cuted a contract, In pursuance of said
ordinance, granting a franchise to E. A.
Ferrln, his successors or assigns, to
erect and maintain poles, wires, Ac, on
the public streets, allots lanes and pub
llo squares of snld borough, lor the inr
"so o supplying electricity for motor
power, or for bent nnd light to such
person or persons as may desire the
s'lme! said poles to lie erected nt such
places und ori such lines ns tho street
committee, should direct, and of the
height of not less than twnnty-llve feet
above tho street, straight, and of suffi
cient strength to carry all wires placed
thereon, nod
Wiikkkas, Said council passed, on
Nov. ti, I !!. a resolution, and In pursu
ance thereof, entered Into tho above
referred-to contract, authorizing and
agreeing with said E. A. Ferrln, bis
successors, heirs and assigns, hi furnish
said borough with thirty 2M0-cntidlo-power
uro lights, to bo placed on center
of the several streets In said borough at,
places designated in said resolution, at
a 11 xed price for a fixed lime, and snld
lights to Isi turned on within six months
from Oct.. old, Isiitt; and
Wiikkkas, More than six months
have elapsed since the passing of said
ordinance, resolution and the signing of
said contract, and said thirty arc lights
are not yet turned on, nor tho said siles
located under the din ctlon of the street
committee, twenty-live feet high, nor
have said lights been located or bung
on centre of the streets designated in
said resolution as tho placo of hanging
said arc lights, nor as provided in said
contract, resolution and ordinance. Now
therefore be It
JtiHitlrril, By the council of snld bor
ough, and It is hereby resolved by au
thority of the same, that tho said con
tract he and tho same Is hereby abro
gated, and that the said borough of
Reynoldsville denies that it is and
refuses to be boundon by said ordinance,
resolut ion and contract, by renson of the
said K. A. Ferrln, his successors or as
signs falling to comply with und fulfil
their obligations under snld ordinance,
resolution und contract, thereby and
under the terms nnd conditions of snid
ordinance, resolution and contract, ren
dering the name null and void. And It
Is further
llimlfiil. That tho said borough of
Reynoldsville will not undertake to ful
fil any part of said ordinance, resolution
or contract, for the above stated reasons
and the secretary of said council is
hereby authorized and Instructed to
forthwith give notice to said E. A. Fer
rln, his successors or assigns, of this
action of tho council, by personally or
In some other safe and securo way, de
livering a true copy of this resolution.
No further business; by motion ad
journed. Contract for Five Water Plugs.
The West Reynoldhvlllo town council
met in special session May 2.'lrd with all
the members In attendance.
Tho object of tho meeting was to
consider and authorize a contract for
water for fire protection, and to levy a
tax for tbe support of tho same.
A contract was authorized with the
Reynoldsville Wutor Company for five
water plugs for a term of two years
to bo located on present line, as follows:
ono at intersection of l'ike and Broad
way streets, near Mooro House: ono at
intersection of Brown and Warner
streets; one at intersection of Ohio and
Brown streets, at Dompsoy's corner;
and including two now in use at the
tannery, one of tho latter to bo moved
west to Ward's alley.
A tax of ono mill was levied for the
support of tho samo.
Time Limit Removed.
By a vote of 4.'l.'l to 2.'1H the Mothodlst
General Conference at Chicago last
Thursday abolished the timo limit of
pustorates, thus Anally disposing of one
of the most Important questions before
the body and doing away with one of
tho fundamental features of the denomi
nation. Hereafter preachers will be
appointed annually by tho Bishops, with
no limit on tho number of years a pas
tor may servo one congregation.
Lutheran Church Notices.
Services at Reynoldsville Lutheran
church at lllelO a. m. Communion both
In English and German. Subject of
morning discourse, "Pentecost." Preach
ing in English. Services at Emerick
ville Lutheran church at 2.110 p. m. No
services at Chestnut Grove. Services
at Reynoldsville Lutheran church at
7.. '10 p. m. Subject, fifth discourse 'on
"The Parable of the Ten Virgins."
Hospital Physician.
Dr. Howard L. Kaucher, of this place,
who recently graduated from the Medi-co-Cbirurgical
College of Philadelphia,
was elected Monday as a resident phy
sician of tbe Harrisburg Hospital. Dr.
Kaucher will accompany bis mother,
Mrs.M. H. Kaucher, to this place this
week. Mrs. Kaucher has been In Phila
delphia several weeks.
Moving Back to Paterson.
P.'P. Denton, who has been an em
ploye at tbe silk mill for some time, is
moving back to Paterson, N. J. Mr.
and Mrs. Denton are very pleasant
people and they have made many friends
during their stay In our town. '
For Sale.
One lot and a quarter In a very desir
able location In West Reynoldsville.
Inquire at The Star office.
Wanted Canvassers and collectors for
Reynoldsville and vicinity. Good pay to
right parties. Address Box 2, DuBoig.Pa.
Johnston & Nolan have a One line of
Emersou's shoes for gentlemen. See
them.
PERSONAL PARAQRAPHS
Glimpses of the People who are Psssing
To and Fro.
.I.C. Hirst whs In Pittsburg Saturday,
E. D. Bird, of Clearfield, Is visiting
In town.
Miss Minnie Kelley Is visiting In
Bradford.
Mrs. M. E. Weed visited In Woedvlllo
Inst week.
Mrs. Martin Phnlen was In Pittsburg
last week.
Prof. R. C. Wilson, of Kummerville,
Is in town.
Miss Minnie Myers, of Dullols, Is vis
iting in town.
Mrs. pavid Reynolds visited In Du
Bols Monday.
Miss Anna Klahr went to Clarion to
visit relatives.
Dr. Harry Trultt was In New Bethle
hem yesterday.
Mrs. C. Mitchell Is visiting In Drift
wood this week.
M. C. Coleman was oyer In Clarion
county Inst week.
Mrs. A. T. Blng visited ber mother
In DuBols Inst week.
Miss Edith liOinlon visited friends at
1'ltlsburg Inst week.
Fred Butler find wife, of Tyler, smtiI
Sunday In this plac.
Miss Juna Iive, of Wahton, visited
In this pluee Inst week.
Mrs. Harriett Repsher visited tn
Punxsutawney this week.
Miss Minnie Keck spent Sunday with
her parents at Langvllle.
A. E. Dunn and daughter, MissOllie,
wero In Dullols Thursday.
D. Ii. Dulley, of Mt. jewett, visltod
in this place tho past week.
Miss Margaret Butler Is visiting
at Punxsutawney and I, In1 soy.
Mrs. A. A. Klnlnhans nnd Nolllo
Foley wero In Dullols Snturdsy.
Albert Sutter, of Punxsutawney, is
visiting bis parents in this place.
Miss Merta Boylo, of Dullols, is visit
ing her cousin, Miss Eleanor Reed.
M-1. V. G. Schoafnockcr visited her
f its nt Hrookville the past week.
S larles Ettlnger, of Philadelphia,
was the guest of N. Haiiau yesterday.
Mrs. A. M. Smith, of Johnsonhurg,
visited Mrs. S. V. Shick tbe pnst woek.
James K. Johnston, the shoe dealer,
visited a sister in Benneetto this week.
Misses Edith find Evnllno Scchrist, of
Dullols, visited In this place last week.
Mrs. Caroline Armor and daughter,
Miss Nellie, were in llrook vlllo Monday.
Mrs. R. H. Wilson visited her son,
Dr. Hold Wilson, In Brookvillo last
week.
Mrs. William C. Bush nnd daughter,
Miss Maud, were in Philadelphia last
week.
Mrs. James Gllflllan, of Marlonville,
visited her daughter In this plucn Inst
week,
C. J. Rhea, of Oil City, visited his
daughter, Mrs. L. M. Simmons, this
week.
August Boulnnger, general manager
of Star Glass plant, wus in Knno over
Sunday,
Robert H. Wilson visited his mother,
who is eighty-one ycHrs old, nt Warsaw
last week.
Miss Wlnnona Morse, of DriftwiKwl,
Is the guest of her cousin, Miss Mildred
Ridgeway.
Mrs. F. K. Arnold and dnughtor, Miss
Belle, will go to Pittsburg to-day on a
short visit.
Ninian Cooper nnd daughter. Miss
Mary, are spending several days in
Beeehwoods.
Mrs. .lames Cochran, of Plumville, is
visiting her brother, C. Mitchell, Esq.,
In this place.
Dr. R. V. Spnckinnn and wife, of Du
Buis. worn visitors at Dr. W. B. Alex
ander's Sunday.
Mrs. John A. Welsh was called to
Crats, Clarion county, Friday by serious
illness of a sister.
Mrs. Lillian Glenn, of Allegheny City,
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hartlo, this week.
Miss Dusie L. Strong, of Tldioute,
Pa., Is bookkeeper for tho Reynolds
ville Hardware Co.
John C. Fasenmyor, proprietor of the i
Commercial Hotel in New Bethlehem,
was In town Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Marbel, of Coudersport,
Pa., is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Isaao CiKshran.
Will Herpel was at Fair mount City
last week attending tfie funeral of an
uncle, Peter Krump.
Mrs. Maud Hall, of Mc.Keesport, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. F. Hinder
liter, on I tall road stroet.
C. M. Snyder, of Brookvillo. Pa., has
been visiting with his brother, L. M.
Snyder, the past two weeks.
Misses Junnio and Agnes Kennedy, of
Brookvillo, are visiting thoirsister, Mrs.
Sarauol Barton, in this place.
Mrs. A. E. Foster, of Kushequa, Pa.,
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. D. M.
Dunsmore, In West Reynoldsville.
Mrs. H. B. Ferguson, of Chicago, 111.,
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hurtle, on Pleasant Avenue.
Miss Doliie Rlston, of Braddoek, Pa.,
is visiting her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. D. W. Riston, on Grant street.
Misses Tacy Dempsey and -Minnie
Whitmore came borne from Clarion
Normal Saturday on a short vacation.
Mrs. Robert Bone and Mrs. William
Fyo, of Big Soldier, are visiting their
sister, Mrs. T. E. Boiam, at East Brady.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wagner, of
Worthville, visited their daughter,
Mrs. S. V. Shick, in thts place this
week.
Misses Minnie and Anna Sutter, of
Lovlngton, 111., will arrtva In town to
day and visit at the borne of their uncle,
J. J. Sutter.
Will E. Black, of Pittsburg, is visit
ing his parent in this place. He came
borne to attend tbe wedding of his
sister, Agnes.
Mrs. D. A. Beck and family, of John
sonburg, have been visiting at tbe home
of her sister, Mrs. L. M. Snyder, on
Jackson street.
John Hurtman and wife, of Allegheny
City, are visiting in this place. This
is the tlrst time John has visited bis
parents tn four years.
Mrs. Lillian MoCracken, of Rich
mond, Indiana county, Pa., visited her
mother. Mrs. G. O. Rigirs. in West
I Reynoldsville tbe past week. .
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