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popular, and steakily
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because it represents
a rare combination of
choice materials, per
fect equipment and
expert skill in prepar
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ft little ol EverutMnrj,
Local news will bo found on tho Brut,
fourth and fifth panes of The Star.
There will bo a moonlight picnic on
David Reynolds' lawn Friday evening
of this weok.
Tbolnfnnt department of the Pres
byterian Sunday school held a picnic In
Frank's Park yesterday.
Uncle Joel Stcbblns" In tho P. O. S.
of A. hall at Rathmol on Monday and
Tuosday evenings of next week.
Free Methodists will hold a meeting
in Frank's Park Wednesday evening of
next week, August 13th.
Owing to absence from town Dr. B.
E. Hoover's donlal office will be cloned
from Monday until Friday, August 8.
K. J. Lofts, who as head clerk in
the coal company's store at th's placo
few years ago, died In Buffalo, N. Y.,
recently.
Forty members of tho P. O. S. of A.
attended tho eleven o'clock services at
the M. E. church in a body last Sunday
morning.
Thirty-five neynoldsvlllo ladles drove
to Wish aw last Thursday and held a
picnic in Nowcomo's park. They had a
fine day and a fine time.
The Salvation Army will hold a
children picnic In the grove near
Kline's school house two weeks from to
duy. Full particulars later.
George Yost and Rebecca Yost, of
Putneyvllle, came to town yesterday to
see their sister, Mrs. Josiuh Deter, be
fore she went to tho hospital.
A number of people will go from this
place to the Buckwheat Reunion at
Goodvlllo to-morrow. Special train
over B., R. & P. from Roynoldsvlllo.
Rev. A. J. Meek, Ph. D., pastor of
the Baptist church, will return this
week from his vacation and will hold
regular preaching services next Sunday
morning and evening.
Mrs. Lizzie Smith, an experienced
milliner, will open a millinery shop In
the Murray building about Sept. 1st.
She will hire an expert trimmer, and
solicits the patronage of the public
Rev. James H. Julbart. of Johnson
burg, delivered a temperanoe lecture
la Centeunial ball last evening. The
attendance was not as large as it would
havo been had it not been for the rain.
The Daughters of Rebekah will bold
their annual picnic lo Fuller's orchard,
above Pretoottvllle, to-morrow. Livery
men will run hacks to haul people to
and from picnic (or ten cents each way,
fTW SOODS.
May Hlllls, little daughter of J. R.
Hlllls, furniture dealer, was struck by
a bicycle while crossing Main street
last evening. The little girl was more
frightened than Injured.
Thomas Green, of Hotel Imperial,
and John O'Huro, of National Hotul,
took their families to tho new camp
near Henry Stevenson's yesterday fore
noon, where they will remain four or
five days.
Two hundred tickets wero sold at l'.
R. It. station In this plaeo Friday for
DuBois. Besides that a number of
people had mileage books, others drove
to Dultol nnd quite a number rodo up
on bicycles.
Thero Is some talk of tho Presby
terian, Baptist and Methodist Episcopal
churches of tbls place holding union
services ill Frank's Park the last threo
Hiuulay evenings of August. We believe
this would Iki a good thing to do.
Thomas E. Evans, contractor of this
piace, has a contract to erect a two
story brick building In Punxsutawncy
for tho Gorman Beneficial Society.
The building Is te bo IK) by 70 feet. Mr.
Evans liogan the work several days
ago.
There will be a largo crowd in Royn-
oldavlllu on Friday of next week, August
15th, to attend the 10th unniiat reunion
of tho Northwestern Reunion Associa
tion, Knights of Golden Eagle. Thero
will bo a big parade, races, games, ,Vc,
for amusement.
William Binnoy, a driver In Maple-
wood mine, had the Index finger of his
right hand badly lacerated several days
ago. William was In the act of hooking
chain to ear hook when tho mulo started
quickly and caught his finger between
the two hooks.
At the next regular meeting of tho
Merchants' Association arrangements
will be made for holding a merchants'
picnic. Ah stated In TllK ST A It last
week this will bo a good thing for tho
merchant, as they need a day of recrea
tion In the woods.
Richard Mitchell, formerly of this
place, who was moved to Punxsutawncy
several months ago, has boon appointed
assistant superintendent of the Metro
politan Life Inuratico Company work
at Jolinsonhurg and has taken charge
of tho work at that place.
Joseph Bateson and 'lfe, of Ralhniel,
wero in Pittsburg tho lutter part of
la-t woek. A month ago Mrs. Batcson
went to Pittsburg and had an operation
performed on her ears, as her hearing
won effected. Tho trip to "Smoky
City" last week was made to seo the
doctor. '
Last Thursday evening Miss Mary
llowen gave a party at her home on
Jackson street in honor of her guest,
Miss Eileen King, of BarneBhoro, Pa.
Twenty young peoplo were present.
Gaines wore played during the evening
and tine refreshments wero served. It
was a very pleasant and enjoyable
party.
The Free Methodists of Clarion and
DuBois districts, who hold a camp meet
ing in Frank's Park at this placo from
July 2") th to August 3rd, left town Mon
day. Tho meetings wero woll attended,
especially tho night meetings. They
were delighted with Reynoldsville and
tho treatment they received from tho
peoplo during their stay here.
Butler Bros, peanut roaster, and
corn popper might have exploded Fri
day afternoon. The safety valve did
not work for some reason and there was
eighty pounds of steam on the Uttlo
machine belore Mr. Butlnr discovered
it. Fifty pounds is supposed to bo the
limit, but it only requires about twenty
pounds of steam to run the machine.
Rov. J. C. McEntiro was called to
Wllliainsport Saturday to attend the
funeral of his brother, Lawrence Mo
Ep:iro, who died Saturday morning,
August 2. The deceased was in his
77th year. He visited his brother and
sister, J. C. McEntire and Mrs. J. T.
Coax, at this place last year. He is
survived by four sons and one daughter.
Brigadier Mclntyre, of Buffalo, N. Y.,
and officers and soldiers from Punxsu-
tawney and DuBois Salvation Army
vUitud Reynoldsville Monday evening.
They held a meeting on the street over
a half hour and attracted a largo crowd
which llstonod attentively to the ser
vice. From tho street tbey went into
Salvation Army hull and bold an en
thusiastic moetlng.
Preparations for the Firemen's Con
vention to be held at St. Marys August
13, 1-4 and ' 15, are being completed.
Every Indication points to a most suc
cessful meeting. The attendance prom
ises to be as large as it has been in the
history of the Association. St. Marys
la making strenuous efforts to entertain
tho hundreds of visitors in royal style.
Come to St. Marys Aug. 13, 14 and 15,
because it will bo good to be tfiere..
Mention was made in The Star last
week that Thomas E. Evans, contract
or,, had bought E. Wiesor's 30 foot lot
on burnt district, the Odd Fellow to
get 10 feet and the balance was Tught
for another party. Sinoe the il was
made August Baldauf, who was ,o buy
20 feet from Mr. Evans, changed bis
mind and Mr. Evans will erect a two
story brick building, brown stone front,
on tbe lot himself. The first floor will
be used for storo room and second floor
fitted up for dwelling.
. doing to Hospital.
Dr. J. C. King will tako Mrs. Joslah
Deter to a hospital in Pittsburg to-day
where she will undorgu an operation.
Business Change.
Jnmes Tyson has bought Matthew
Phillip's grocery store In tho Taafo
block. Mr. Tyson took charge of the
store yesterday. Arthur Tyson, who Is
a bright and accommodating young
man, . will assist his father In tho
grocery business.
Bridge Contract Let.
On Thursday of Inst weok John Mc
Laughlin and James H. Doughorty,
supervisors of Washington township,
gave John H. Bnrtop tho contract to
build tho now bridge over Horm run,
near Matthew Smith's saw mill. The
contract price Is $050.00.
Case Not Settled.
Nichols Frosco, who shot olT a revol
ver In a crowd on Main street on after
noon of July 4th and was arrested and
placed undr $500.00 ball for his appear
ance at court, was In Brookville lust
week trying to got the case settled, but
District Attorney Murray said It could
not bo settled.
Wrist Broken.
Mrs. M. W. McDonald, of Turtle
Creek, Pa., arrived at tho homo of her
mother, Mrs. Thomas Reynolds, In Para
dise, Friday evening on a visit and on
Saturday forenoon sho fell and broke
her left wrist. She was walking from
house to barn when tho heel camo oil
her shoo and she foil on her wrist.
Done to Bedfotd Springs.
L. P. McCleery.ono of tho supervisors
of Wlnsluw township, who has liecn In
disposed for several months, went to
Bedford Springs, Pa., yesterday to re
cuperate. Amos Strouso will havo
chargo of Mr. McCleery's business as
supervisor during his absenco. Mr.
McCleery's numerons friends wish that
tho trip will restore his health.
Birthday Party.
Monday of last wock was tho six
teenth birthday of Miss Mildred Rldge
way, daughtor of Mr. and Mrs. M. E.
Rldgway In West Reynoldsville, and
the event was celebrated with a birth
day party. Fiftoen of Mildred's young
lady friends attended tho party and had
a jolly time. Mildred received a num
ber of presents. Refreshments wore
Borvcd. '
Captured Two Rattlesnakes.
James Lusk, of Roynoldsvlllo, who
has had experience In handling snakes,
captured two rattlesnakes and a green
snake while out on Boon's Mountain
last week after huckleberries. Ono of
tho rattlesnakes Is four feet four Inches
long. Mr. Lusk has a glass box to put
tho snakes In. Ho will exhibit tho
snako and several other attractions at
tbo Punxsutawncy fair.
Peanut Roaster and Cornpopper.
G. Bohren, the baker, has purchased
a new peanut roaster and cornpopper.
It is a largo machlno and contains four
departments, for fresh roasted peanuts,
salted peanuts, popcorn and candy.
Mr. Bohren handles Lowney's candles,
the finest candies made. Tho candy Is
put up In neat boxes. This lino of
candies will be f nnd ut tho. new peanut
roastor. If you lave not already Been
tho new roastur stop and seo It. It's a
beauty.
Trip to P. clfic Coast.
George Hughes, who was elected dele
gate from tho Roynoldsvlllo B. P. O.
E. lodge to Grand Lodge, which meets
at Salt Luke City, Utah, will leave hero
this afternoon. After Grand Lodge is
over Mr. Hughes will take a trip to Sun
Francisco, Cal., Denver, Col., Yellow
stone Park, Pike's Peuk and other
places. Ho will bo absont a month.
His brother, James Hughes, of Rath
mcl, had intended going with him, but
tbe sale of bis hotel at Rathtuol made
It Impossible for James to go at this
tlmo.
Hotel Hughes Sold.
James Hughes, proprietor of Hotel
Hughes at Ruthmol, has sold his hotel
to Daniel Wise, of Sykesvllle, and F. H.
Wooer, of Henderson township. Mr.
Wise, and experienced hotel man,
having boon proprietor of a hotel at
Sykesvllle and ono at Big Run, will
move Into Hotel Hughes and take
charge of it as soon as tho license is
transferred. Mr. Hughes has been in
the hotel business at Ratbmol a num
ber of yoars. We have not learned yet
what he expects to do aftor he gets out
of Hotel Hughes.
Had to Shoot Horse.
Lust Thursday forenoon "Fred Pony,"
one of E. C. Burns' livery horses, had a
leg broken by stepping Into a bole in a
oulvert near Desire. A traveling man
named Fry was driving tbe horso at tbe
time. He telephoned for Mr. Burns,
who went to Desire and shot the horse,
"Fred Pony" was ot."lof Burns' best
livery horses, but bo1 was getting a
little old. Mr. Burns was offered one
hundred dollars for the horso the Sun
day before the accident. The defective
oulvert was in McCulmout township
and Mr. Burns may decide to try to get
damage from tbe township. If he sues
the townBhlp there is little doubt but
that be will get judgement for value of
his horse, us tbo oulvert had a broken
board Id it a week before tbe accident.
HEAD BLOWN OFF.
Barney McCann Lit a Stick of Dynsmlte
and Now he la Buried.
Barney McCann, who formerly resided
on "poverty flat," moving from hore to
Brookvillo soveral months ago, was
burled In Brookvillo Saturday after
noon. Bnrney would got drunk fre
quently while ho lived on "poverty fiat"
and when In that condition he would
most gunorully give his wife a whipping.
Ho was arrested soveral times for abus
ing his wife And finally was sentenced
to jail several months for it. Last wook
Barney was on a "spree" and while his
wife was out washing for somebody he
went home and told tho children he
would blow up the house and kill all of
them. Tho children got frightened
nnd ran out of the house. Barney went
to second story of tho houso, carrying
two sticks of dynamite with him, and In
a few minutes there was a terriblo ex
plosion, blowing out a portion of second
story of house. Barney was found with
his head almost blown off. Ho lived a
few minutes, hut could not speak. When
the man was able to work he was en
gaged in blowing nut stumps and that
Is how he happened to have dynamite
at hand. Ho leaves a wife and large
family, somo of whom are marrlod.
Stockholders' Meeting.
A meeting of the stockholders of tbe
Reynoldsville Manufacturing Company
was held In tho Masonic hall last even
ing. A report from the comtnitte solicit
ing stock was very favorable, Indicating
that tho $25,000 stock would bo raised
without difficulty. M. C. Coleman, one
of tho directors, went to Pittsburg to
day to see about buying tho machinery
for tbo now plant.
There will bo another meeting of the
stockholders at tho Building and Loan
olllco to-morrow, Thursday, evening, at
which time a presldont and secretary
will bo elected.
Union Church Dedicated.
Tbo now union church at Boechtroo
was dedicated last Sunday afternoon
free of debt. It is a neat frnino edifice
that cost about $2,000. This Is tho third
union church built at Boechtreo. The
other two wero both destroyed by fire.
Unv. J. Boll Ncff, D. D., of Oil City,
assisted by Rev. G. H. Hill, of Booch-
woods. and Rev. Bradshaw, of Brock
wayvlllo, conducted the dcdlcatorial
services. There was a large congrega
tion prcsont.
Smashed the Trap.
The Reynoldsville Gun Club expected
to havo a shoot last Thursday afternoon
and use tho now maugatrap for the
first time. Drayman Copping londod
the trap on his wagon In front of
Ktrchnrtz's cigar Btoro and stopped
away to put something else on tho
wagon and tho trap full off and was
badly damaged. The mishap stopped
tho shoot that day. Tho now trap will
be hore In time for a shoot to-morrow,
Thursday, afternoon near tho water
works' pump house.
"All Thirsty Folk."
When you have a desire and tbe
prico to get rid of that burning, Blake
less tbirst, wond your way on tho run
toward this frigid bubbling fountain of
ours and we will satisfy you to your
hearts content. Cultlvato tho habit.
It's a dolightful midday diversion
always on tap. Stoko's Famous Soda
Wutor Dopot.
Special Train To-morrow.
For tho benefit of those who want to
attond tho Buckwhout reunion at Good
vlllo to-morrow, Thursday, August,
7th, tho Buffalo, Rochester and Pitts
burg R'y will run a special train from
Reynoldsville. The train will leave
here at 0.30 a. m., returning to this
place in tho evening. Train will leave
Goodvlllo at 0.00 p. m. Fare for round
trip $1.00. This will be a good oppor
tunity for any person who wants to
spend a day in Punxsutawncy.
"On Such a Day as This."
You will feel fresher and bo healthier
if you stop at our soda fountain and get
a good cold drink of any of our delicious
beverages, light drinks, hoavy drinks,
rich drinks, tonics, settlors, nourishing
concoctions, and all of the dainty,
tempting refreshments known to soda
mixers. Stoku's Fountain.
Going to Atlantic City.
Dr. John II. Murray will go to Atlan
tic City to-morrow to spend a couple of
weeks at that famous seashore resort.
Dr. J. D. Tucker will look after Dr.
Murray's business at this place during
evenings whllo be is absent.
I have taken tbe agency for the
reliable Kane steam luundry. Any one
wishing work done by tbls laundry
ploase cull at my place of business,
Imperial barbershop. August Walters,
shoe shining artist.
Special clearance sale at Milllrons.
A. Katzen has decided to close out
his ladles ' shirt waists at under cost
prioe. It will pay you to call.
Gibson's optical work for tbe past two
years baa been wonderfully successful.
See bis dates.
New full styles in ladies' shoes at
Robinson's.
A fine line of ladlos assorted shirt
waists at under oost price, at A. Kat-
een't Peoples Bargain Store.
PRINCIPAL ELECTED
LAST NIGHT.
Prof. Lenkerd Withdrew His Application
and Prof. Smith was Elected.
Prof. G. W. Lcnkord appeared before
the school board lost evening and with
drew bis application for principal of the
borough schools and Prof. C. V. Smith,
of Bedford, Pa., was elected for ono
year at a salary of $!XX) for tho term of
eight months, an increase of $140 for
the term. The sahocl term begins the
second Monday In September, four
weeks from next Monday.
Prof. Smith Is highly recommended
as an Instructor. He has a wife and
ono child.
FRANCHISE ORDINANCE PASSED.
Street R'y Co's $15,000 Bond Accepted
To Begin Work Within
Sixty Days.
The ordinance granting the Punx-
sutawnoy Stroet Passenger Railway
Company a franchise to build a street
railway in this borough, passed second
and final reading last night and is now
a law. Tho company put up a $25,000
bond last night, which was accepted by
tho town council, to begin work on tho
extension of tho trolly lino from Elea-
nora to Reynoldsville within sixty days
and to have tho road completed within
elghtoen months, providing there aro
no legal obstructions. We understand
that an engineer corps Is to begin sur
veying on the Eleanora end of the lino
to-day. We have not learned yet just
where tho trolly line will entor Reyn
oldsville.
Pickpockets at DuBois.
Albert Reynolds had $25.00 picked
out of his povkot at DuBois Friday, and
had It not boon that W. II. Bell's gold
watch caught on bis belt, Mr. Bell
would have returned homo without a
timepiece. A pickpocket had hold of
tho watchchain when Mr. Bell felt tho
pull on his belt. He hit the thief on
the noso, but tho follow oscaped In tho
crowd before be could be caught. Mr.
Reynolds lost his money gottlng on the
P. R. R. train at DuBois to start home.
His wlfu accompanied him to DuUola
Friday to visit bor sister whllo Ab. at
tended tho circus. Mrs. Roynolds took
Mrs. Thos. Mitchell's Uttlo daughter
Cora with her. When Ab. returned
from show ho got on the train on siding
above depot. When train pulled down
to dopot Ab. saw his wife standing in
crowd with baby and be got off the
train to holp her on, and it was when
be was gottlng back on train with baby
on his arm that tho pockotbook was
stolon. Ab. noticed a follow behind
hlra crowding up just as he was going
Into car, but there were four or flvo
follows ahead of Ab. and be could not
go In any faster. Ab. had boon keep
ing his eyes opon for pickpockets while
on circus grounds, but he was off his
guard whon he was "touched."
Fourth Quarterly Meeting.
The fourth quarterly mooting of the
pres int conference year will be held In
tho M. E. church next Sunday. Rev.
R. C. Smith, presiding eldor of Clarion
district, will preach at eight o'clock
Thursday evening, after which bo will
hold tho last quarterly conference at
Roynoldsvlllo as presiding elder of this
district. Rov. Smith has been elder of
this district six years, and ho has
provon bimself to be well qualified for
tho position. He Is a hard workor, an
able preacbor, a wise counsolor and a
conscientious christian gentleman. Ho
bos boon faithful to the trust bestowed
on him by bis brethern in tho ministry.
Rev. Smith has made many friends on
the district who will miss hU warm
greeting and kind administrations.
.The Sunday services will be as fol
lows: Sunday school 0.45 a. m., preach
ing at 11.00, followed by administration
of Lord's Supper, young men's prayer
mooting at 2.00 p. nt., junior Leaguo
at 2.00 p. m., love feast at 6.30 and
preaching at 7.-30 p. m.
Harry Null at Home.
Two months ago mention was mudo
in The Stak that Harry Null, olgh teen-year-old
son of Ex-constable John H.
Null, of Sykcsvlllo, bad bis right log
crushed in a freight elevator at Chi
cago, 111., and had to have leg am
putated closo to hip. Mr. Null went to
Chicago and found bis son very near
death's door. He remained with him
two weeks and tbe boy's health was bo
much Improved that Mr. Null returned
homo. Over threo weeks ago Mr,
Null was called to Chicago tbe second
time on account of tbe critical condition
of bis son. He remained In tbe "Windy
City" until Harry was able to come
home with him. Tbey arrived in
Sykesyllle last Friday.
Plyler's Meat Market.
Mention was made in The Star last
week that Martin Plylor, an experienc
ed butcher, had purchased E. S. Straw
cutter's moat market. Mr. Plyler will
keep on bands at all times fresh and
smoked meats of all kinds, butter, eggs,
eto., and solicits a share of the public
patronage, promising fair treatment to
all. He expects to do a cash business,
which will enable him to sell at tbe
lowest possible price.
"What to Drink".
It's a simple proposition at our soda
fountain. Any arms: as we serve it is
good, and we serve an enormous variety
all flavors. Stoko's Famous Soda
Water Do pot-
THE PEOPLE WHO ARE PASSING
TO AJVI) FRO.
Dr. A. II. Bowser was in Klttannlng
Monday.
Mrs. C. A. Stephenson spont Sunday
in Boechtroo.
John Andorson was at Summorvllle
Saturday buying a cow.
Dr. Howard L. Kauchor, of Reading,
spent Sunday In town.
Mrs. M. E. Bock Is spondlng several
weeks at Chautauqua.
Mrs. J. J. Regan roturnod Monday
from a visit In DuBois.
Rev. E. M. Driscoll, of Now Bethle
hem, was !n town Saturday.
Rov. P. J. Donahue visited his
brother In Franklin last week.
Mrs. Maudo Booth visited In Klttan
nlng and Ford City this woek.
William Hlancliard returned last
week from a visit In Rldgway.
Mrs. Ll.zto Smith, of Wostvlllo, was
In town thu first of this week.
Miss Clara Arnold, of Clarion, Is tho
guest of Miss Fannlo Alexander.
Miss Bessie Philliber, of Hamilton,
Is the guost of Mrs. T. D. Brewor.
Miss Hattiu Hurtman and Mabel Hut-
rick are visiting In Jolinsonhurg.
James E. Dickey, of Yatesboro, Is vis
iting in tbls place taking a needed rest.
Mrs. G. M. McDonald visited at the
home of her parent in Penficld lost
wook.
Fred Knapp and wife, of Brookville,
spent Sunday with Roynoldsvlllo
friends.
Miss Mary Ellermycr, of Klttannlng,
Is visiting Mrs. Frank J. Black at The
Mansion.
Mrs. Charles P. Harding, of Irvine-
ton, Pa., Is visiting her daughters in
this placo.
Misses Anna, Ethel and Helen Kunes
visited relatives In DuBois sovoral days
last wook.
Miss Oral McCrelght, who has been
In Pittsburg a year, is visiting relatives
In this placo.
Mrs. Chrlstlno Hcrpol, of Falrmount
City, Is visiting hor son, II. W. Horpol,
In this placo.
Mrs. C. K. Hawthorne, of DuBois,
spont Sunday with hor parents in West
Reynoldsville.
Miss Blanche Truman, of Brookville,
has boon the guest of Mrs. J. O. Johns
the past week.
Miss Kate Flannlgan, of Allegheny
City, was tho guost of Miss Kato Phalen
the past weok.
Mrs. William Barclay visited her
daughter, Mrs. H. E. Swift, in Brook
ville yesterday.
Miss Wllholmlna Pricster went to
Klttannlng Saturday on an extended
visit with relatives.
Mrs. Alox Rlston and son, Paul, went
to Erlu last week to spondamonth with
Mrs. Rlston's aunt.
MIssbs M. Hunrlck and J. Schlorberl,
of Clarion, were guests at the National
Hotel the past woek.
Miss Frunklo Trultt, of New Bethle
hem, wus tho guest of Mrs. John L.
Foster the post wook.
Miss Jennie Dally, of Ponfleld, is
visiting hor sister, Mrs. G. M. Mc
Donald, on Main street.
Pr. R. W. Norris, of Waynosburg,
who Is visiting bis mother In Paradise,
was in town yesterday.
Joseph Mlllon, of Brockway vllle,
spont Sunday with bis daughter, Mrs.
V. C. Freos, in this place.
Dr. A. C. Wheoler and wlte returned
lost week from a visit at Cambridge
Springs and LaBouf, Pa.
J. W. Fink, who has been staying at
Sandy Rldgo, Pa., for some timo, has
returned to Rcynoldsvlllo.
Dr. B. E. Hoover is at Niagara Falls
this woek attending a meeting of the
National Dental Association.
Mrs. W. H. Kama and son, William,
of Oakmont, aro guests of Mr. and Mrs.
A. B. Weed at Hotel Imperial.
J. J. Sutter, dry goods merchant, who
has been at Carthage, Mo., over a
month, returned homo Monday.
Prof. David T. Huyck, of Charlotte,
N. C, is visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mr. L. V. Huyck, on Hill street.
Mrs. Michael Shugerts, of Clearfield,
visited her sister, Mrs. Goorge Baehr,
in this place during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Baehr and
daughter, Margaret, returned last woek
from a visit at Clearfield and Blgler.
Mrs. John Marsh, of Punxsutawncy,
visited hor daughter, Mrs. T. D. Brew
er, in West Reynoldsville last wock.
Mrs. George Carmalt, of Punxsutaw
ney, is visiting her sister, Mrs. J.
Harry Sykos, in West Reynoldsville.
Mrs. M. W. McDonald, of Turtle
Creek, Pa., is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Thos. Reynolds, near tbls place.
James Bryan Welsh, a merchant of
New Maysvllle, visited his brother,
John A. Welsh, in this place last week.
Mrs. Walter Hover will go to Kit
tanning to-day, where Mr. Hover la
x
working. Tholr household goods were
shipped yesterday. .
Mrs.'Mlchaol Montgomery visited in
New Bothlehom yestordny.
Nlnlan Cooper Is confined to the
house with a very sore foot and leg.
Mrs. Alice Lewis, of Wlnslow, Is
visiting hor sister, Mrs. J. R. Milllren,
In this placo.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Snyder, of Brook
villo, are visiting their son, L. M. Sny
der, In this placo.
II. B. Coojier, ono of Brock way vllle's
prominent citizens, was in town yester
day visiting his father, Nlnlan Cooper.
Miss Fib Thompson. Brookville, has
been the guost of Miss Ella Dcemor and
other Roynoldsvlllo friends tho past
woek.
Harry L. Schlablg and wlfo, of Buf
falo, N. Y., havo been visiting the
former's parents at this place the past
woek.
Mrs. Mary Hammond, of Dayton,
Armstrong county, Pa., visited at tho
home of yo editor several days last
weok.
Mrs. M. Johns and her daughter,
Mrs. William Tyson, loft here yester
day on a visit at West Monterey and
Butler.
Mrs. J. M. Hoffman, of East Brady,
visited In this placo last week. Miss
llazol Hoffman accompanied her home
Saturday.
Mrs, Dr. R. E. Dinger, of Now Both-
lehem, Is visiting hor sisters, Mrs.
Samuel Ressler and Mrs. D. H. Young
in this placo.
Mrs. Georgo Bolton and children
went to California, Pa., last week where
Mr. Bolton Is working. They will
rosldo thero.
Frank Andorson, who was working at
tho tannery sovoral months, roturnod
to his homo In Allegheny City yester
day afternoon.
Misses Olevla Murray and Erma Rob
inson are camping along tbe Susque
hanna river, noar Mahaffey, with Cur
wensvllle frlonds. ,
Missos Edith and Grace Beck are vis
iting at Randolph, N. Y. Tbey will
spend a fow days at Chautauqua before
returning home.
Dr. W. B. Bowser and wife, of Plum
ville, and Jay Shlolds, of Jacksonville,
Indiana county, were visitors at M. M.
Davis' over Sunday.
In place of tho regular preaching
service In the M. E. church Sunday
evening tbe choir gave a song service.
The singing was fine.
John McLaughlin, of Westvlllo, and
James S. Dougherty, of Rockdale Mills,
supervisors of Washington township,
were In town Saturday.
Miss Mamie Plylor, who was in the
West Ponn Hospital, Pittsburg, almost
throe weeks, returned to her home In
this placo last Thursday.
Dr. Clarence II. Reynolds went to
Kittannlng Monday to take charge of
drug store two weeks while the pro
prietor Is off on a vacation.
Clement Flynn and Miss Kate Nolan
were at Rldgway the first of this week
attending the funeral of James McGoo
han, a young man of Rldgway.
Bird Wilson and wife and M. S.
Stratton and wifo, of Stratton ville, Pa.,.
UB,0 UUOU Tlffl.llIK IIIOUUU If, C3,
.a
Reynoldsville the past week.
Miss Ella Rush, who has been making
her home with her sister, Mrs. M
J
Farrell, In this place the past year, went
to Homestead yesterday on a visit.
Frank D. Smith, a typo in the
government printing office at Washing
ton, D. C, is visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John S. Smith, in this place.
Mrs. Joanna Andorson and daughter,
Mrs. Martin Wlldle, of Allegheny City,
are visiting the formors daughter, Mrs.
John Burgoson, in West Reynoldsville.
Miss Sadie Master, of Monroe, Clarion
county, returned to ber home last Fri
day after two weeks' visit with her
sister, Mrs. G. M. Rca, near this place.
D. M. Dunsmore and wife went to
Avalon, N. J., Monday evening to re
main two weeks. Avalon is one of tbe
flno summer resorts along the seashore.
Alex McClelland, one of Rockdale's
honorable citizens, who comes to town
occasionally, called at The Star office
Saturday and renewed his subscription
for another year.
Charles M. Felcht, proprietor of a
drug store in Punxsutawney, stopped
off at Reynoldsville several hours Mon
day on his way home from one of his
frequent Sunday visits at the county
seat.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Davis, Mr. and
Mrs. E. C. Davis and Miss Anna
Davis were over in Clarion county last
week attending the funeral of Mrs.
Samuel Callen, mother of Mrs. T. J.
Davis. Mrs. Callen died on Thursday,
July 31st, 1902, her birthday. She was
91 year old the day she died.
See Gibson If your eyesight is lmper
1 ect.
My I But Isn't Reynolds' soda good?