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fl Little ot Everutninq.
One of Nelson Smith's horses died
Monday.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Joel Bliss, June
2, a son.
Fpur weeks from to-day until Fourth
of July.
Little daughter of Mrs. E. S. Miller
has pneumonia.
' Luoile, ten-year-old daughter of John
O'Hare has typhoid fever.
1 Mrs. Mary J. Riggs and son, W. M.
Biggs, have moved to DuBois.
If a little chicken follows a man is
that a Bign that he is a hen-pecked hus
band ?
There is talk of haying a celebration
at Reynoldsville July 4th, but nothing
definite done yet.
Coupon for a free glass of soda water
at Stoke & Feicht Drug Co. store will
be found in this issue.
Miss Ethelyn Winslow, who was in
bed a week with symptoms of typhoid
fever, is convalescing.
Mr. Geo. Johns, of Jackson street, is
all smiles all on account of a visit from
the stork. It Is a boy.
William Northey moved to Indiana,
Pa., last week, where he accepted a
position in a carriage factory.
The primacy dspartment of the Pres
byterian Sunday school will hold a plc
nio in the Reynolds Park June 14th.
The Presbyterian, Baptist and Metho
dist churches have changed the hour
for Sunday evening service from 7.30 to
7.45.
The Presbyterian Missionary Society
met at home of Mrs. J. H. Corbett last
Friday afternoon. A fine luncheon was
served.
D. J. Thomas, register of precinct
No. 1 in Winslow township, reported
401 voters, 667 school children, 49 births
and 0 deaths.
Blaydon's orchestra will give a dance
Friday evening of this week. Place
and particularsj will be announced by
circulars later.
A new and modern front will be put
In the Trust Company bank building.
A new cement walk was laid in front of
bank this week.
Some new machines were put in
Leech's planing mill In West Reynolds
ville last week, panel raiser, door clap,
surfacer and a sander.
Andrea Ciofanl and Maria Roncone,
both of Soldier, were married by 'Squire
E. Neff at his office on Main street at
10.30 a. m. Friday, June 1.
The regular meeting of the Brother
hood will nbe held in Sunday school
room of the Methodist Episcopal church
to-morrow, Thursday, evening.
The auditors of Winslow township
audited the school account of the town
ship the first Jof this week and their
report will be published in The Stab
noxtiweek.
Miss Mollis Horm, who Isconvaleso
Ing from an uttuck of typhoid fever,
went to borne of her parents in Wash
ington township Saturday to remain a
oouple of weeks.
A meeting of all members of E A. A.
will be hold in their rooms on Tuesday
evening, June 12. Every one is re
quested to be pre ent as important
business is to be transacted.
Petitions wi',1 be circulated in Jeffer
son county to be presented to Judge
John W. Roed to have all barrooms
closed on legal holidays, as they are in
Clearfield and other counties.
Dr. B. E. Hoover and a number of
other Reynoldsville people will go to
Winslow, Indiana Co., Friday to attend
the golden wedding of Dr. Hoover's
parents, Mr. and Mr?. S. T. Hoover.
The Pocohontas Degree and Mazo
mania Tribe No. 341, I. O. R. M., at
tended services in the M. E. church at
11.00 a. m. last Sunday in a body. Dr.
Parsons preached a good sermon to
them.
Chief-of Tolico Frank P. Adelsperger
is having a two-story brick building
erected on Main street, opposite the
Burns House. There will be a store
room and barber shop on first floor and
dwelling rooms on second floor.
John J. Myers, student in the Luthor
an Theological Seminary at Chicago,
who is doing Mission work in Syracuse,
N. Y., during the summer vacation,
visited his parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. W.
Myers, in this place during, the past
week.
G. W. Lenkerd and bride arrived in
Reynoldsville last Thursday evening
from a wedding trip in Canada. They
are stopping at Hotel Imperial until
they get their house on Grant street
ready for occupancy, which will be
soon.
The new dynamo at Frank's Tavern
was operated three or four nights the
past week, furnishing lights for the an
nex. This week the Tavern is being
wired for electricity and soon the en
tire hotel will be lighted with elec
tricity. The flower committee of Endeavor
Society of Presbyterian church" will
hold a dime Bocial on Thursday evening
at home of L. L. Gourley, on Grant st.
Light refreshments will be served and
home mBde candies sold. A liberal pa
tronage is deBired.
Ladies of Presbyterian Foreign and
Home Missionary Society will hold a
market at the Keystone Hardware Co.
store Saturday afternoon, June 9. There
will be no soliciting done, and it is
hoped the ladies will send in a generous
Bupply of things for market.
A base ball team from this place went
to Pardus Friday afternoon and played
the Pardus team. The score was 3-16
in favor of the Reynoldsville boys.
Fred McEntire and Dick Reynolds was
battery for Reynoldsville team, and
Vivian, King and Lingenfolter did the
"fancy work" for Pardus team.
Over in Clearfield county all barrooms
are closed on Decoration Day and last
Wednesday forenoon, while the bars at
this place were closed about an hour
and a ha.f, some thirsty fellow from
Judge Smith's bailiwick drove into town
and finding the bars all closed, said :
"Judge Smith must be running Jeffer
son county too."
It was reported here Sunday and
since that from twenty-eight to forty
non-union miners at Eleanora were
poisoned Saturday by eating canned
meat or in some other manner, but we
were unable to find any person, by tele
phone or personal interviews, who knew
anything positive about the report,
only that such a report had been circu
lated. We don't know whether the
report is true or a canard.
At a meeting of the Board of Direct
ors of the Jefferson County Agricultural
Society and Driving Park Association,
hold Monday afternoon, Syl. Truman
was elected Secretary of the Society, to
fill the vacancy caused by the death of
Frank B. Henderson, and Harvey D.
Haugh, of Union township, and S. A.
Love, of Brookvillo, were elected
Directors, to fill the vacancies causod
by the resignation of Syl. Truman and
Scott McClelland. Brookville Repub
lican. In a drunken brawl at Fuller Tuesday
evening of last week one Polander
struck another Polander with a pick
and it was thought the injured man
would not live, but he is recovering.
Chief-of-Pollce Adelesperger was given
a description of an Italian, whom it
was claimed had struck the Polander
with pick, and the chief arrested the
Italian and locked him up, but the
Italian was released the following
morning when it was learned that he
was not guilty.
The members of the Protected Home
Circle held a social last evening in the
I. O. O. F. banqueting ball in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Hughes, of this
place, Mrs. Nancy Foley" and Mrs. Kate
BurnB, members of the Circle. The
last two ladies have moved to DuBois
and Mr. Hughes will move to a lumber
tract near Ohl, where he will spend
summer in the woods for benefit of his
health. Thera was a large attendance
at the social and all present had a good
time. Refreshments weretserved.
Laverick-Ditch.
Joseph R. Laverick and Miss Mary
Ditch were married at the bride's home
at Soldier at 3.00 p. m. Monday, June 4,
1900, by 'Squire E. Neff.
Rev. Jelbart Will Preach.
Rev. James H. Jelbart, pastor ot the
New Bethlehem M. E. church, will
preach in the Reynoldsville M. E.
church next Sunday morning and even
ing, in the absence of Dr. Parsons, who
will spend Sunday in Chautauqua.
Birthday Surprise Party.
Elmer Ellonberger was forty years
old last Monday, June 4, and about fifty
friends gave him a birthday surprise
party Monday evening. The friends
carried refreshments with them, which
was served at a reasonable hour. Mr.
Ellonberger received a numbor of
presents.
Operation for Appendicitis.
Charles Flynn, son of Mrs. Mary
Flynn and brother of Lawyer Clement
W. Flynn, was taken to the Mercy
Hospital In Pittsburg Thursday after
noon and that evening was operated on
for appendicitis. He is getting along
as well as could be expected. Dr. J. B."
Neale and Lawyer Flynn took Charles
to the hospital.
Punxs'y Club Defeated.
A base ball team from Punxsutawney
played a picked up team at Reynolds
ville on Decoration Day and the visitors
were badly defeated, score 3-lfl in favor
home team. The game was played In
the forenoon. The Reynoldsville play
ers were : John Burge, Reynolds Gibs
on, Ellis Oberlin, John Foust, Jarvis
Williams, Frank Bohren, John Bohren,
Leo Nolan.
Smith-Young Wedding.
Sidney Smith, son of Congressman
W. O. Smith and grandson of Mr. and
Mrs. John S. Smith, of Reynoldsville,
will be married at nine o'clock this
evening to Miss Lillian Young, of
Punxsutawney. The soon-to-be groom
was recently appointed postmaster at
Punxsutawney. A number of Reynolds
ville people will go to Punxs'y to attend
the wedding.
Glass Plant Shut Down.
The Star Glass Co. plant at this place
was shut down the middle of last week
for the summer. The output during
this fire was the largest Bince the
factory was started and the glass was
the best ever made at the factory. We
understand that the market was yery
poor. A large number of the glass
workers have gone to other places to
work in factories.
Looking for Location.
A letter was received here several
days ago from a large shit t factory
in eastern part of the state that is look
ing for a new location, inquiring for a
building suitable to accommodate the
plant and if there would be any trouble
In securing sufficient help to. operate
the plant. The letter was addressed to
the board of trade, but as our board is
defunct we don't know what action will
be taken In the matter. It Is plain to
all that Reynoldsville should have a
live board of trade.
Decoration Day Orators.
Raymond E. Brown and Will A.
Reynolds, two young men of this place,
who are in law offices in Brookville,
Mr. Brown as an assistant to Charles
Corbett, and Mr. Reynolds student in
office of Carmalt & Strong, delivered
orations on Decoration ' Day. Mr.
Brown spoke at Brookvillo, and the
Republican in speaking of it says : "A
most stirring, forceful and patriotic
oration was delivered by Raymond E.
Brown, Esq." A report Mr. Reynolds'
address at Richa-dsville has not been
published yet.
Wedding This Evening.
At eight o'clock this evening, June 6,
Miss Annie Olive S. Schlablg and W.
Alfred DoHartowill be united in mar
riage at home of parents of the bride-to-be,
Mr. and Mrs. Milton J. Schlablg.
Rev. J. C. McEntire will officiate. A
few neighbors will witnoss the cere
mony. Alfred DeHart, who hus boon
working at Now Kensington a year and
a half, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam DeHart of this place. Mr. and
Mrs. DeHart will remain here until
Sunday and will then go to New Ken
sington, where they will reside.
Wedding Anniversary Surprise.
Friday, June 1st, was the thirtieth
anniversary of the wedding of Rev. and
Mrs. J. W. Myers and their friends
gave them one of the most agree
able and complete surprises that
they have experienced in their journey
through life. Friday evening about for
ty persons assembled at the Lutheran
parsonage uninvited and unexpected,
but heartily welcomed to enjoy the
anniversary evening with Rev. Myers
and his eBtlmable wife. The visitors
were not unmindful of the fact that on
such occasions presents and refresh
ments are customary, and they carried
with them cut glass, china and other
valuable and useful things for presents
and also a generous supply of refresh
ments. It was one of those oasis that
a minister occasionally enjoys in his
life's work. Pastor and people separat
ed that night with an Increased cordiali
ty for each other. ,
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Richard Nelson Stabbed David Wilson
to Death and Nelson Committed
Suicide in Jail.
A double tragedy resulted from a
drunken carousal at Falls Creek on
Decoration Day. The barrooms of
Clearfield county were closed on Decora
tion Day and David Wilson and Richard
Nelson, both young men of DuBois,
were among a number of DuBois fellows
that went to Falls Creek that day
because the barrooms were open and
they could get something to drink.
Wilson and Nelsoi, got into a quarrel
and Nelson stabbed Wilson. The knife
blade was thrust Into Wilson several
times and the knife penetrated Wilson's
left lung, causing his.death Monday
evening of this week.
Nelson was arrested and taken to
Brook yllle jail Thursday and soraotlme
yesterday forenoon, after he learned
that Wilson had died, he committed
suicide by tuking carbolic acid. Nel
son's body was taken to Houtzdale for
intorment.
David Beck Dead.
David Beck, who was a resident of
Winslow and Washington townships for
a number of years, died In the hospital
at Warren on Friday last, June 1st,
190(1. His body was brought to Hughes
& Fleming undertaking rooms in Reyn
oldsville Saturday evening and on Mon
day was taken to Emerickville, where
funeral service was held in Lutheran
church, conducted by Rev.' J. W. Myers,
and Interment was made in the Luther
an cemetery. Mr. Beck had a stroke of
paralysis seven years ago 19th of last
month and was taken to hospital at that
time. He was blind the past year. He
was born In Beaver township, Nov, 4,
1842, and was in his 64th year. He is
survived by two daugbtt-rs and one son.
David W. Beck, of West Reynoldsville,
la son of deceased. He Is also survived
by two brothers, Heztkiah and Uriah
Bock, and throe sisters, Mrs. Amos
Hetrick, Mrs. George Holman and
Mary Beck.
Gold Prospectors.
Albert J. and Milton L. Dempsey, of
Leadville, Col., are visiting their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dempsey,
in West Reynoldsville, who celebrated
their golden wedding on Monday of this
week. Albert Dempsey went west
nineteen years ago and thU Is his first
trip east of the Mississippi In that time.
Milton Dempsey left here seven years
ago and after spending a couple of years
in California, Mexico and Arizona,
located at Leadville. AVe clipped the
following from the Loadvillo Col. Herald
Democrat :
"Milt and Al. Dempsey are in town
from over the range, preparing to leave
on a vacation trip to Pennsylvania,
where they go to visit their old home
and participate in the golden wedding
anniversary of their parents. The
popular young prospectors and minors
will carry the wishes of a score of
friends with them for a glorious holiday
trip and a safe return to the camp above
the clouds."'
Children's Day.
Children's day will be observed in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning. A good program has been
arranged by the Sunday school.
Children's day exercises have been
postponed by the Baptist and Meth
odist Sunday schools until Sunday,
June 17.
Will Buy Austin Organ.
The trustees of the Methodist Epis
copal church decided last Friday even
ing to buy an Austin pipe organ for the
new church. A representative of the
AuBtin organ is expected to here this
week to take measurements so that the
organ can be built to fit in the space it
is to occupy.
Excursion to Great Kinzua Viaduct.
On Sunday, June 10th, the Buffalo,
Rochester & Pittsburg R'y will run a
low rate excursion from stations on its
line Punxsutawney to Johnsonburg, in
clusive, to the wonderful Kinzua Via
duct, affording an opportunity for a
delightful day's outing at small expense.
Spoclal- train will leave Sykes at 9.00 a.
m. Round trip tickets only $1.00.
Lace Curtains.
House cleaning Mm. You may need
new curtains. We have 'em ; 35o to
$7.00 a pair. Bing-Stoke Co.
Shirts and Underwear.
Largest stocks, latest styles, lowest
prices. Bing-Stoke Co.
Tokio Toe.
Ladies' and men's shoes ; patent
leather, gun metal, calf and vicinkid in
the new Tokio toe. $2.00 to $3.60.
Bing-Stoke Co.
In the Washington (D. C.) Timet of
Sunday, June 3rd, appeared a good
picture of Mrs. Charles H. Gordon,
formerly of this place, who was recent
ly elected president of the Capitol Hill
Literary Society of Washington.
Everything in footwear at wholesale
cost at Harmon's closing out sale.
Have your moving and carting done
by Nelson Smith. Spoclal moving van
A number of Reynoldsville people
attended Ringling Bros, circus at Du
Bois Monday.
SCHOOL BOARD RE-ORGANIZED.
All Old Teachers Re-Elected. Miss
Maude Meek a NewTeacher. Assist
ant Principal Not Elected.
The school board of this borough re
organized last night with J. S. Ham
mond a-3 president, W. H. Bell secre
tary and John H. Kaucber treasurer.
Dr. J. W. Foust and Ira S. Smith re
tired from the board and Dr. J. C.
Sayors and Dr. R. DeVere King are the
new members. Members of the board
now are : J. S. Hammond, W. H. Bell,
Dr. L. L. Means, Dr. John H. Murray,
Dr. R. DeVere King and Dr. J. C.
Sayers.
All the old teachers that made ap
plication were re-elected. Miss Lois
Robinson, who taught room No. 9 the
latter part of term and was very success
ful, only applied for substitute teacher,
and Miss Maude Meek was elected
teacher of that room. Miss Meek was
the only new teacher elected last night.
The board did not elect an assistant
principal last night. This position was
made vacant by Prqf. N. P. Blsh mov
ing away and not being an applicant.
There were several applications for the
position.
NEW SCHOOL BOARDS.
Directors Met and Re-Organized and are
Ready for Business.
WINSLOW TOWNSHIP.
The Winslow township school direc
tors met at Frank's Tavern Monday and
re-organized the board for another
year. The new board Is composed of
the following directors and officers :
President, I. G. Mansfield ; secretary,
George Null ; treasurer, Madison J.
McCrelght ; O. H. Broadhead, Amos
Goss, Noah Syphrit. Allen Cathers
and A. C. Murray retired from board.
WEST REYNOLDSVILLE.
The West Reynoldsville school di
rectors met Monday evening and re-organized
with C. P. Koerner president,
O. H. Johnston secretary, C. A. Herpel
treasurer. Other members of the new
board are W. A. Leech, C. G. O'Don
nell, Harry Bryan. L. L. Guthrie re
tired from the board and O. H. John
ston succeeded himself. The board
meets on Thursday evening of this
week, June 7, to elect teachers.
Noon Wedding To-day.
At noon to-day, June 0, J. Morris
Dalley, Insurance agent in this place,
and Miss Jessie M. Schwer, a handsome
young lady of Peale, Pa., will be mar
ried In the Presbyterian cburch at
Peale. Lawyer Will C. Smith, of Reyn
oldsville, will be groomsman. Lawyer
G. M. McDonald and wife, brother-in-law
and sister of Mr. Dailey, went to
Peale this morning to attend the wed
ding. Mr. Dailey and '.bride will come
to Reynoldsville to-morrow and will go
to house keeping on Grant Btreet, in a
house Mr. Dailey has bad furnished
ready for occupancy. THE Star joins
with Morris' many friends in extending
congratulations and good wishes.
Leased Reynolds Park.
Last evening J. W. Dawson leased
the Reynolds Park, better known as
Frank's Park, for one year for the pur
pose of making it an athletic park. The
Enterprise Athletic Association's lease
for third floor of the Smith & McClure
building has expired and the Associa
tion will move out of that building the
first of next month and Mr. Dawson ex
pects to arrange for the Association to
meet in Athletic Park. The pavilion
will be enlarged and other improve
ments made In the park if the Athletic
Association makes that headquarters.
Commencement Friday.
The Cathollo school closes on Friday
of this week and commencement exer
cises will be held in the school hall
Friday afternoon and evening. Good
programs have been arranged for after
noon and evening.
Woman's Judgment.
The woman who exercises good every
day common sense, and profits by her
own experience and that of others, will
recognize in the Prizor Ranges, a
perfection in stove construction that is
not found in other makes. We would
be pleased to havo you examine them
and we believe you will confirm this
statement. Sold and guaranteed by
Reynoldsville Hardware Co.
Contractor and Builder.
H. A. Swab, contractor and builder of
Reynoldsville, will give estimates on
short notice. He Sells sea green and
black slate for roofing.
White Oxfords.
For ladies', misses' and children.
Ladles' 98c to $2.00. Bing-Stoke Co.
S. T. Reynolds, Dr. W. B. Alexander,
F. K. Alexander and L. L. Gourley
have had new brick sidewalks laid in
front of their residence on Grant street,
and Daniel Nolan, D. R. Cochran, G.
G. Williams and Edward Jennings are
having brick walks laid in front of their
Main street residences.
Your tire set whilo you wait by means
of our rapid tire setting machine. We
can set your tires quickly and do it
right. L. M. Snydor, Jackson street.
Take your watchos and clocks for re
pair to Samuel Katzen, the jowelor. He
guarantees all his work for one year.
Next door to Postofflce, Roynoldsville.
THE NATION'S
DEAD HONORED.
MEMORIAL DAY FITTINGLY OB
,, SERVED IN THIS SECTION.
Reynoldsville, Rathmel and Beechwoods
Patriots and Friends Scattered
Flowers Lavishly.
Wednesday, May 30, the nation's
memorial day for the men who wore
willing to sacrifice their all in lime of
war for love and loyalty to their country,
was celebrated at Reynoldsville and
other places in this section In a befitting
manner. Many of the business placos,
including the barrooms, of Reynolds
ville were closed several hourR during
the forenoon and a large number of our
people took part In the memorial exor
cises. The Keystone band lent its
cheering presence to the occasion and
by its excellent muBio did much to make
the Decoration Day program a success.
The parade formed oa Main street about
nine o'clock and marched to Beulah
cemetery, whore beautiful and fragrant
flowers were strewn on the graves of
the departed veterans and tho utsuai
Grand Army exercises were observed.
Firing squads from the Sons ofVeteran's
Camp visited all the other cemeteries
nearby to fire a salute oyer the graves
of the soldiers who have answered the
last bugle call.
BEECHWOODS.
There Is no other countryside where
such a large crowd of people assemble
on Memorial day as they do in Beech
woods. A Memorial Association was
organized several years ago by the
patriotic and loyal citizens of Beech
woods and the association has charge of
the memorial exercises on the 30th of
May each yean In the forenoon people
from far and near meet at tho Associa
tion park at cross roads, about half mile
from Beechwoods cemetery, form In
line, headed by a brass band, and march
to the cemetery, where appropriate
memorial services are held. This year
the usual exercises were held and there
were at least two thousand people
present. At the cemetery Rev. J. M.
Vanllorn offered prayer, the people
joined in singing America, the bancL
played, Rev. F. M. Redinger delivered
an address, flowers were stiewn on
soldiers' graves, band played and then
the people returned to park for dinner.
W h fin f.Via rlaarl Q,lrlfata ao .
forgotten and the memorial services are
as solemn in Beechwoods as at any
other place in the country, yet It is a
day of family reunions and where friends
and citizens of other days meet and
greet each other. The large hearted
and hospitable men and women of
Beechwoods provide an abundance of
good things to eat and a picnic . dinner
is spread and no one need go hungry.
Ye editor was invited to break bread
with the families of William Cooper,
Robert Hunter and W. CKUngensmith
and we were well provided for. After
about two hours for hand shaking and
devouring the good things to eat, the
afternoon program was taken up, which
was as follows : Music by band ; invo
cation, Rev. F. M. Redinger ; short
speeches by young Americans ; address
by A. H. Woodward, Esq., of Clearfield;
muslo by band ; short talks by old
soldiers and others ; benediction, Rev.
Geo. H. Hill. A business meeting was
held in school house and the following
officers of the Association were re-elected
for another year : President, W. C.
Smith ; Vice-President, J. N. Atwell ;
Secretary, T. J. Sterrett ; Treasurer,
R. M. Morrison.
RATHMEL.
The loyal citizens of Rathmel held
memorial day exercises in Prospect
cemetery. sunaay scnoois, sons of
Veterans and citizens formed In line in
Rathmel and marched to Prospect
cemetery where befitting exercises were
held. Rev. Dr. A. J. Meek, pastor of
Reynoldsville Baptist church, delivered
a patriotic and stirring address
For Sale.
One hundred, fine residence lots on
Fourth streot, on easy terms to suit tho
purchaser. City gas and water can bo
had. Most beautiful residence street in
town. Close to business center. In
quiro of D. Whoeler, Reynoldsville, Pa.
Card of Thanks.
We hereby extend our thanks and
gratitude to the Sunday schools and
Keystone band for their assistance in
the Decoration Day exercisee.
Sons of Veterans.
White Goods.
Indications are that this will be the
greatest season yet for white goods.
Why not select what you want now
from our large stock. All styles, all
prices. Bing-Stoke Co.
Call at Lidle's hardware store for
your tin work. Old fashioned tin roof
ing and spouting and all kinds of tin
repairing promptly done.
Don't miss the bargains to be hod at
Harmon's closing out sale.
Blaydon's'.'orchestra will hold a dance
Friday evening of this week. Watch
for circulars announcing place and
particulars.
Buttermilk soap the genuine cosmo,
3 cakes in box, only 19c a box. Bing
Stoko Co.
"For Rent'' and "For Sale" caitis can
be secured at The Stat, oflice.